Fauna - in fact you have to get down to my 16th image before there isn’t a person or creature. Not a prolific landscape or object shooter really I guess.
I don't know my top five or ten, but three of my five ribbons include architectural details, and I think two are Minimal editing ... so maybe "Treehouses" with Minimal editing would suit both me and Barry ... ;-)
I don't know my top five or ten, but three of my five ribbons include architectural details, and I think two are Minimal editing ... so maybe "Treehouses" with Minimal editing would suit both me and Barry ... ;-)
I think I lose for having a theme going . . . or maybe win for having diversity/being eclectic??
Top nine: butterfly with flowers; BW person, not showing face, in "setting"; animal (monkeys); hummingbird with flower; minimal sunset landscape; BW still life - contemporary rather than traditional; BW person from back with setting again dominant; rural night scene with moon; animal (elephant).
If I do a Title/Keyword search of my entries for "tree" I get 16 pages of results ... it might be hard to come up with something new ... :-)
This looks like a DPChallenge teaching moment. Keyword search ... appears to be only available under DPCPrints. I know you can enter keywords (and lightly used galleries) on any image, but it seems that the only place that is an advantage to have is in DPCPrints - yes/no? If no, then how would you benefit from it here at DPC? If it's only a DPCPrints thing, then it would also mean that it only applies to images that you've gone thru the Prints/Approval process - yes?
but just in case you weren't sure ..
all bugs .. oh .. and one dog ..
i don't get out that much .. so I usually photograph what's in walking distance from my home ..
Mine are all unique, but have males in each image.
If you'd asked me to guess what your "signature" is, I'd have ventured "orange" and "silhouettes" :-) That's not the same as "highest Scoring" though...
