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[mrkgoo]

upon further review mrkgo by 1
still, i cant add sometimes.
5 first place votes for mrkgoo and 2 second place votes
4 first place votes for dkong and 4 second place votes

My original intentions were that the thread starter be the one responsible for their own thread, in collating and tallying. It's too much to ask for any one person to HAVE to do it. Squirrely Killer has kindly kept up with a lot of statistics.

 

[AlteredBeast]

I just wanted the new theme to get going but I am at work and couldn't tally all the scores and do a nice breakdown.

 

[mrkgoo]

Thanks for all the entries, votes, and increasingly, the comments and criticisms!

Let's keep it rolling:

New Assignment thread 80: Series:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=18722587

 

[sc0la]

Thanks for all who took the time for feedback.

Scola - Nice, but I’d like to see a slightly different angle that eliminates the bit at the top and just shows the discharge pipe against a water background.

yes, in hindsight I should have cropped the shot, most of that was not present in the view finder but that doesn't cover the whole sensor so I thought I was getting all water.

scola - not much wrong with this shot, just not one that I enjoy much. sharp picture, good contrast, crop, and everything else. It is a fine photo to be sure, just nothing that grabs me about it. I am many are saying that about my entry, but I can't complain about this shot much.

gotcha, thanks

scola: Interesting shot. What is it? Just a spout?

Yes, I had my camera all day and that was literally the only water I saw, that was the most interesting thing in a stanky pond they stock for trout on this farm I was at =/

scola - good idea. I was thinking about doing something similar only I didnt know where something like that is around where i live. I would have probably tried to capture the water coming out from the pipe looking into the pipe itself instead of behind it.

Thanks.