Sea (not land)Challenge Details: Show us your best seascape shot from a coastal area. Open water should be the prominent feature in your image. Such land as is shown should be "framing" or "anchoring" the water.
Land (not sea)Challenge Details: Show us your best landscape shot from an inland area. No oceans or giant lakes for this one.
Not sure if I'm gonna enter any of those in that but I want to go back and apply some of my newly learned stuff so I thought hey its gotta fit one of these challenges... But maybe not.
I might just have to cough up the cash for an hour at their Internet cafe because I have a feeling I might just get a good seascape!
I'd take a laptop if you have one and get everything done on that. Save photos, clear the card and save your finished version on the card or burn it since the computer may not have USB, but will likely have a cd drive. I have found on vacations, any computer around is slow. Enjoy your trip!
I might just have to cough up the cash for an hour at their Internet cafe because I have a feeling I might just get a good seascape!
I'd take a laptop if you have one and get everything done on that. Save photos, clear the card and save your finished version on the card or burn it since the computer may not have USB, but will likely have a cd drive. I have found on vacations, any computer around is slow. Enjoy your trip!
Yup! Also, just discovered there's wi-fi in the room. :)
Arrrghhhh..... Sea... open sea.... land only anchoring the shot....
I live 5 minutes from the ocean. Easy challenge, right?
WRONGGGG! Our part of the island is tucked down into the curve of the Olympic Peninsula, so we look across 20 miles of ocean to some foreign country.
Hmmm.... maybe I could nuke it to get it out of the shot? ;)
i cant wait to see people complaint about DNMC because there's more land than water in the sea challenge, or because there's more sea than land in the land challenge :P dpc is a wonderful place!
This is a bit unfair on those of us in the North of England. Most of our land is presently submerged under a large expanse of water.
you got lakes or ponds in north England. guess you don't live close to lake winnipesaukee
I think he means North England as the country of England, not New England. But then again, I could be wrong :p
Rich
Yes, following 48 hours of solid rain, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire have suffered the worst flooding for many, many years. Several people have drowned, tens of thousands of properties have been affected, and travel has been a bit of a nightmare.
Yep I meant England the country. The streets next to us are under 3 feet of water !! I thought about going out taking flood shots but in this area there is no dramatic stuff or rescues - just people who have lost their homes and belongings, and somehow it didn't seem right.
