October Photo Challenge - Emotion

TwistMyArm · Oct 1, 2004

Hey folks,

October's Photo Challenge will be "Emotion". Thanks to raider for making the suggestion. We think it'll be a great challenge. Can't wait to see what you people submit. Good luck to all!

As always the winner of this month's challenge will get User Gallery web space courtesy of Chase.

The deadline for submissions is October 31st.
You can email your photo to [email protected].
We ask each member to keep their photo anonymous (no distinguishing watermarks, and no photos that have been posted previously on the forum), to include their forum username when submitting, and to submit no more then one photo.
Please ensure that the submitted photo is in the form of a jpeg image and no larger than 70k. Images that are way over size will not be accepted. Please keep in mind that in order to keep things organized we may choose to exclude some photos from the voting stage. We'll try to keep as many in as possible though.

Good luck to everyone and have fun with this challenge!

Sk8man · Oct 1, 2004

oh, this is the hardest challenge. the emotion i can think of is the hardest to capture.
not sure if i will.

Artemis · Oct 3, 2004

Im gonna go for this, and infact, youve inspired me....Ive picked emotion for my project on my photography course.

2Stupid2Duck · Oct 5, 2004

Aw man.. that fills me with elation or maybe just happiness.. or wait, it might be depression, or maybe just sorrow...

I have no idea what to photograph for this one.

Corry · Oct 20, 2004

Ok, sent mine!

raider · Oct 25, 2004

whew - finally took my pic - took a while getting the police to cooperate. :x

Trig · Oct 29, 2004

Woo! My first ever entry. Good Luck folks.

Trig · Nov 1, 2004

I was looking at past contests, and saw that people get confused about the layout of the pictures in the gallery, because they don't automatically go into the correct order. Instead of living with it and still confusing some people, can't you name the pictures with 01, 02, 03 etc instead of 1, 2, 3 etc. Surely that would solve the problem, or am I wrong in saying so?