April Photo Contest - Voting is Open!

[Jerry Skrocki]

Letter of the Alphabet Theme: Letter "A"

The contest for this month is sponsored by the letter "A". Photo submissions must have something to do with the letter "A", leaving a wide category of choices for submissions.

The winner receives his/her choice of The Color Parrot Pro, a Lifetime Membership or 1000 Reputation Points. I have no idea what you can do with reputation points yet, but hey, sounds fun. Maybe someone will let me know.

This contest is open to any type or field of Photography. From photojournalism to event and wedding.

Please just upload photos with any personal comments to the gallery. Please do not reply with comments on the images until the contest is closed.

Submissions will be open for Two Weeks starting today. All registered full members may participate.

After submissions are complete, a poll will be added to the thread. All members may vote for their favorite image. Voting will stay open for 1 WEEK.

Please only post one image per contest per month. Existing winners may continue to post each month. In the event of a tie there will be a runoff vote to determine the winner.


Images may include Photoshop work.

For jpeg attachments max size is approximately 200k. Max Width and Height are 800 pixels. However, I do believe it will resize the image automatically if it falls outside of the width and height range.
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[Jerry Skrocki]

#1

Arizona - Desert Sunset

[DierkHaasis]

#2

'A' Takes Over

[michaelnotar]

#3

A is for Apple, Assult, and Awesome! .22 Stinger through red apple, straight image, not compositing or PS trickery. Exposure time, 1/2,000,000th sec. (yes thats right).

[TimRucci]

#4

"A" is for Amelia Island and the WTA Bausch and Lomb Championship. Maria
Sharapova, who won the tournament, is shown here in her match vs Anabel
Medina Garrigues of Spain in the quarter finals.

[ChrisNicholson]

#5

Arachnid

[MikeA]

#6

An A Shaped roof.



At the Adelaide Festival this year. 'Northern Lights': A projection installation on many historic buildings on North Terrace. Each building was lit from sunset to 2AM with an alternating series of projections that changed the character of the buildings remarkably.

Mike.