Competition - Win Your Own Exhibition

[Chris Jameson]

Digitalab in Newcastle are running a competition at the moment.
The first prize is £1200 worth of printing & framing, plus 1 months exclusive use of their gallery, The F Stop.
Up to 5 images, the subject is "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly!".
Judging will be by Joe Cornish.

If I can get some ideas for the subject I'll give it a go.

Good luck.

Details can be found here:
http://www.digitalab.co.uk/photocompetition.html

[uniB]

Humm, thanks for pointing that out Chris, sounds interesting and worth a try

[Paul Arthur]

Thanks for pointing this competition out - I did think it was worth a punt and so put a few images in.

Bloody glad I did....

I'm taking delivery of my framed limited edition print from Joe over the weekend!

[Paul Mitchell]

Well done Paul! I hope you put your recent Acer shot in as it's definitely one that I'd have on my wall

[Paul Arthur]

Rather shamefully it was this image that won me the prize



It wasn't a large format shot, but a digi one. Tried to take it with the Ebony, but I couldn't really get the camera in the right place.

I did submit the Acer one, but I don't think it fulfilled the brief properly, whereas the bridge was more what they were looking for.

[Paul Mitchell]

Nothing to ashamed of it's an excellent image.

[Patrick Dixon]

Which bit's the good?

(Well done BTW)

[dave_whatever]

I actually prefer the shot above to the winner and 3rd place - but thats competitions for you!

What was the print you won of, and how big?

[Paul Arthur]

I don't get it.

[Peter B]

I don't get it.

Many congratulations Paul, it's a cracking shot! I think the question refers to your prize of a Joe Cornish print and whether you get the one he has provided or if you get a choice. Could be wrong, though!

[Paul Arthur]

I was referring to "which bit's the good"

I think it's a picture of roseberry topping.(surprise surprise) I haven't seen it yet - I'll let you know when I do.

Interesting that they're all urban.

What do you all think? The brief was "the good the bad an the ugly"

[Peter B]

I'm tempted to think that there was a deliberate choice to pick three shots that could be described as good, bad and ugly, so your one would obviously be representing Good in relation to the other 2 which could be interchangeable as Bad and Ugly. Mind you, it's interesting how the other 2 are panos and yours is almost 5x4 like a good LF film shot should be!

[Patrick Dixon]

Bad architecture, ugly bridge. Where's Clint?

[Paul Arthur]

Goodness me, I'm slow this morning.... it took me ages to work that one out...