I hope both our American and Canadian fans enjoyed the fireworks this week. This week’s photo challenge was Fireworks. Take a look at this week’s set of photos, and tell us what you think in the comments. Scroll down to find out what the next photo challenge is.
The fireworks show is in Wisconsin and the fireworks are launched off of an island in the middle of the lake. All the boats crowd around and watch as the fireworks explode above them. It’s really an amazing sight. Photo by Brant Axt.Heartbleed. Photo by Tom Robins.Photo by Cris NasolPhoto by Jared Kotoff.The mighty colors taken @ ‘Volkfest Fireworks, Stuttgart, Germany’. Taken with a Sony Alpha 580 with Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 lens. Photo by Ramesh Mohan.Fireworks from this years “My Waterloo Days” celebration in Waterloo, Iowa. This was taken near the end of the extravaganza when they started lighting off chains of fireworks. Photo by Paul AdamsColumbia Lake Fireworks in Waterloo, Ontario, right behind Snapsort HQ. Photo by Brenden Sherratt.Photo by Andy HowellsPhoto by Tex BacalianPhoto by Arun Sagar.Photo by Oliver Häusler.Photo by Christopher ReillyPhoto by Endika RoldanPhoto by Nirav Patel.Here’s a picture of the fireworks display on Canada Day in Ottawa, taken from Bates Island. Photo by Alain Villeneuve.Photo by Naveen Balaji.Photo by vladimir krasnolutskyRGB Fireworks by Sergi Domènech
This week’s photo challenge is: Abstract Photography
This is a difficult photo challenge, and because we started later we are going to extend the photo challenge until Wednesday the 18th. So Grab your camera and take a photo this week, and send them to Photo@snapsort.com, along with your name, and a short description of the photo.
Guidelines:
The photo should be taken by you
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 Wednesday the 18th of July
Please only submit one photo per week
Please include a short description of your photo, along with your name
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
