Challenge 71: "People At Work (in action)" Hosted by Violine
** The theme for this challenge is: "People At Work (in action)" **
When you were young (or younger) some of you might have heard our parents tell us to not be afraid of doing "new" things, you may end up with a new experience liking it. For me this is a totally new experience and as Lucy told me, "It would make us all reach for something we might not have done before."
There is however a catch, or more of a rule, the person or persons you choose to capture should be a stranger to you. I hope this is alright with you and remember that in some countries there are laws regulating the publishing of photos on unknown persons – better ask for permission.
Even though I quite recently noticed another forum with almost the same theme I'm really found of this idea so my hope is that you don't mind me choosing it.
The main rules and fine print are found here as always:
https://pbase.com/otfchallenge/challenge_rules_guidelines And here are the exceptions/clarifications to these rules for this challenge:
• Exhibition entries
- May be taken with any camera at any time
- You may submit up to two entries
- Your photo(s) must be titled
• Challenge entries
- You may submit up to two entries
- Your photo(s) must be titled
The challenge period starts on Wednesday, January 28, 2009 and ends at 22:00 CET on Wednesday, February 11, 2009. All your entries must be received by Thursday, February 12, 2009 at 08:00 CET.
The host is on CET in Europe/Sweden.
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=239
All entries (both Exhibition and Challenge) should be sent to the following e-mail address:
marlene.rhodin (at) telia (dot) com
If the e-mail is rejected for some reason you could try my other e-mail address:
marlene.rhodin (at) gmail (dot) com
Please include the word "Exhibition" or "Challenge" in the subject heading and don't forget to title your entries, include your OTF-name and double check the EXIF in your Challenge entry.
It's often best to send the photo as an attachment as some e-mail applications strip the EXIF when added as an embedded photo.
