This week’s challenge was “Macro or Close up” take a look at the photos and find out what next week’s challenge is. Until this moment, I hadn't realized that there were all those curly things in the flower of a Dandelion. Photo by Paul Adams
Wood anemone in the morning sunlight. Photo by Ratsie KroghStrings of Life. Lets play them to get the best music from it... Photo by Shubh VashishtThats my son Izyan, While I was trying to capture his expressions he was trying to grab the camera lens. Clicked on a family holiday in Puerto Galera, Philippines. Photo by Irfan KhanClose up photo of the candlewick and the flame.... Photo by Fatema HakimReach For the Top. Photo by Umer Imam ud DinPhoto by Hur HadiPhoto by Pankaj RaiBug's Life. Photo by Brendon ChurchPhoto by Dan CongdonPhoto by Philip DavisPhoto by Grant GrindlePhoto by JaymsFlowers are the sweetest things God ever made, and forgot to put a soul into. Photo by Shival SharmaPhoto by Reshail YawarPhoto by Ashutosh MorwalLove is the enchanted dawn of every hear. Photo by Sukhbir KundraPhoto by Angging LidresPhoto by ArunPhoto by Cees RingelbergBee in the crocus . Photo by ArvydasPhoto by Gina Berola Wilkesstyrene foam by Sarah Delgado
This week’s photo challenge is: “Family”
Grab your camera and take a NEW photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
Photo must be taken after the challenge theme is posted
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
I hope you all had a good Easter, this week’s theme also happened to be Easter. Check out the photos and scroll down to the bottom to find out what next week’s theme is.
Easter is incomplete without the Easter eggs, the Easter bunny, and the weekend feast. Photo by Shival SharmaThe attached photo was taken with a Nikon D60 and 50mm f/1.4, and is a commemorative J photo of the first slice of Pizzagaina pie, a generations-old Italian family Easter tradition. I’d tell you the recipe, but I’d probably be disowned. Let’s just say it’s a lot of Italian deli meats, eggs and some special cheese. I love cooking the pie because it honors my father’s memory; documenting the cooking of the pie is just pure fun. Photo by Amy Brogna-BaioneInside a flower the heart of a tulip. Easter color. Photo by Cees RingelbergHappy Easter mummy and daddy. Love you lots. Molly age 8 days. Photo by Peter BoocockPhoto by Ashutosh Morwal
Happy Easter Sunday! Photo by Imtiaz Ahmed Fahim two cousins share a bubbly moment while taking a break from digging through their easter baskets.... Phoyo by Jayms Ramirez
This week’s photo challenge is: “Close up or Macro”
Grab your camera and take a NEW photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
Photo must be taken after the challenge theme is posted
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retrain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
This weeks photo challenge theme was Earth Hour. People from all over the world joined together during Earth Hour to raise awareness about climate change.
Take a look at this weeks photo’s and scroll down to find out what next week’s challenge is.
All eyes are on us, Let's work together to have a better tomorrow. Photo by Sukhbir Kundra.Wake up people, its time for green revolution. Go Green save earth. Photo by Shubh Vashisht.Photo by Geevarghese GeorgeIt's time to shut down for the future. Photo by Shival SharmaThis is the city-wide compost "area" in Cedar Falls, IA. The materials that make up the compost are collected in the Fall and the "processed" compost is put outside for everyone to take what they will come the spring. There are approximately 15 lanes of compost and 2 huge mounds on either side. It's good that the city of Cedar Falls helps it's citizens be a little "green" every year. Photo by Paul Adams.This photo was taken in Zagreb, Croatia. The WWF prepared some entertainment at park Zrinjevac during Earth hour. The whole park was in darkness accept for this man. Photo by Sitana Omer.The fire was our first light source, then came wood, candle, incandescent lamps, tube-lights, C.F.L. and now LED. We must be aware now to use the earths depleting energy sources intelligently and efficiently so that we do not reach back to our first light source again. Photo by uttam saxena
Switch off power, Turn on Planet. Photo by Kunal Kothari
The Earth Hour Candle. Photo by Anirban Ray.Photo by Ja calvert-lane
This week’s photo challenge is: Easter
Grab your camera and take a NEW photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
Photo must be taken after the challenge theme is posted
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retrain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
This week’s photo challenge is full of creative interpretations of this week’s theme “City”. Take a look at all the great photos and scroll down to find out what next week’s theme is.
This is the Sony Center, Berlin. "Like a flower in springtime" photo by Tilman BrembsView from a hotel room of Petronas Twin Tower, Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Photo by Hasdi SaidAmsterdam. Photo by Oliver HannakThis is a shot of Los Angeles taken from a helicopter. I was using a Canon 5D, 24-105mm L lens at about 35mm. Photo by John Linden.This photo a self portrait/urban landscape that was taken on the roof of a very tall building in central London with a beautiful view late at night. Photo by Jasper Rose.Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge, Charleston South Carolina. Photo by Dean NatividadI have recently been in Dresden, Germany and visited the German Military Museum. I came up with some evening shots of the Museums building. The picture was taken with a Nikon D5100 and the 18-105mm Kit lens. Photo by Vitus von Lojewski.I've only just gotten in to photography is the last 4 months or so. Me and some friends go into Melbourne City in Australia from time to time and do some street photography, this time we decided to go to the Queen Victoria Market and take some photos there. The day we went it wasn't very busy at all but I saw this guy in his watch stall and took a shot. Photo by Artek Halpern-Laurence.The transit mall in Portland, Oregon, shared by cars, bikes, pedestrians, buses, and light rail trains. Photo by John Kutasz.High Street in the City of Manila, Philippines. Photo by Irfan KhanThis pic last monday in Washington DC during the Annual Cherry Blossom, behind the flowers we have the Washington Obelisk. Photo by Omar F DuenasPhoto taken in Sao Paulo, Brazil at The Museum of the Portuguese Language. Photo by Priscila BrancoA city is a large community where people are lonesome together. Photo by Shival Sharmaa view of the old walled city of Jaipur, India also known as 'Pink City'. It was taken from the top of Hawa Mahal (Palace of wind). Hill on the far has Nahargarh fort situated on it. Also visible are the City Palace and Jantar Mantar (Observatory). Photo by Uttam Saxena.Lights of Gold. Photo by Paul AdamsPhoto by Amanda MitchellA little art in the concrete jungle. Photo by Mhamad Chaddad.The city of Eilat. Photo by Fared Nassir.The Lightning City. Photo by Imtiaz Ahmed Fahim.Photo by Reza EskandaripourCity lights are always meant many things to a persons mental model. My view we need only little to make something enlighten. Photo by Jahid A-Azad.Prosperity of Dubai- taken from the streets of dubai. Photo by kunal kothari
Earth Hour is this weekend on the 31st, at 8:30, so this week’s theme is “Earth Hour”
Some photo suggestions:
Your town in darkness
People together
Technology off
Power
Clime Change
Be creative
Grab your camera and take a NEW photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
Photo must be taken after the challenge theme is posted
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retrain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
Tuesday was the first day of Spring in the Norther Hemisphere, along with record breaking temperatures in North America, our community took this opportunity to get outside and capture the moment.
Check out all the great photos submitted to this week’s photo challenge, and scroll down all the way to find out what next week’s theme is.
Photo by Lefteris Katsouromallis"moss sprouts" taken by Colin Carmichael on March 18th, 2012 at Sudden Tract - a local hiking/nature reserve.A loveliness by Jon NorthfieldPhoto by Naqqash M KhanI took this locally yesterday using my iPhone 4, as that was what I had with me. Photo by Sarah HennellI found this small flower in one of the few gardens that are around the parking lot of a mall. People never stops to watch what is around them here, they care more about crossing the parking lot before a car does. It was nice to see that some of them were curious and took a minute to see this beautiful small flower when they saw me taking the picture. I love photography because it's a way of teaching people to pay more attention to their surroundings. Photo by Teresa CelioBuzzing bee on a yellow flower. Photo by Nicole GardemIn search of spring 2012. Photo by Mhamad ChaddadPhoto by David Sewardblooms from my dogwood tree. It never blooms this early in the year – March madness indeed! Photo by Alec R. HostermanPhoto by Ratsie KroghPhoto taken by me, Anne Kathrine L.Photo by Joel IsaacI have grown up in darkness and now I am filled with colors. Photo by Shahrina RahmanPhoto by Henry HarcsaPhoto by Shawn WalshPhoto by Anirban RayPhoto by Tobias WilchenPhoto by Mridul DiptoPhoto by Uttam SaxenaPhoto by yunita wPhoto by Youssef El MokadeMWild flowers with their wild beauty. Photo by Vaibhav DalalPhoto by ArvydasPhoto by Akshay SharmaPhoto by Sarah DelgadoPhoto by Jake WolfPhoto by Francisco ReisPhoto by Unique NaserPhoto by JohnPhoto by Richard SmithPhoto by Pratik MisalPhoto by Tejas ShahPhoto by Faizan MunirSpring into action! Photo by Grace Marcellino
This week’s theme is “City”
Grab your camera and take a NEW photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo. Please submit your photos by next Wednesday.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
Photo must be taken after the challenge theme is posted
You may interpret the theme in any way you would like
You agree to allow us to share your image on our Blog and Facebook wall
You retrain all rights to the photo
Submit your photos by next Wednesday
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
