Call me wierd. I love looking at the Brown Winners each week. What is your favorite brown winner? Let us see those horrid out of focus, pixelated, overly small, DNMC photos with really bad titles.
Occasionally, I'll drop down to do some "bottom fishing" among the DPC last place finishers. I'll intentionally attempt to place last in a competition.
This week, I somehow managed to score three "brown" winners three days in a row, including Fire II, PEAS, and Stupid, Stupid!. That may be a new DPC record for brown winners, but who would be so silly to keep track of such stupid, stupid! stats?!
By the way, has anyone else placed last (won the "Brown" Ribbon) in three consecutive challenges? Has anyone done this in three days in a row?
Here's my favorite brown of all time, a shot which still cracks me up, a photo for "Team Sport Action" titled "Competition", by Gabriel Bouvigne, scoring a remarkable 2.004 with 195 votes of 1. Note: if you don't see the photo, not to worry. It is all grey.
Although I I don't know if it is my favorite brown, I think charliebaker needs a very special award for this spectacular run of three brown ribbons with his last three entries.
"Blue Stupid" in the Stupid Stupid challenge 3.053 "Blue Fire" in the Fire challege 2.965 "Blue Peas" in the Peas challenge 2.429 Personally, I thought Blue Peas was the best but thats just me ;)
... Occasionally, I'll drop down to do some "bottom fishing" among the DPC last place finishers. I'll intentionally attempt to place last in a competition.
This week, I somehow managed to score three "brown" winners three days in a row, including Fire II, PEAS, and Stupid, Stupid!. That may be a new DPC record for brown winners, but who would be so silly to keep track of such stupid, stupid! stats?!
By the way, has anyone else placed last (won the "Brown" Ribbon) in three consecutive challenges? Has anyone done this in three days in a row?
Congratulations on your "accomplishment". Geesh...
Hehee! Mine too!!
Which honestly, I'm proud of, because that was my first try at doing advanced editing and I was able to teach myself how to do a specific technique I had never tried before.
