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Weekly Photography Challenge – Music

21 Mar

Sing, play that funky music, listen and look at these 21 images of all things music.

Weekly Photography Challenge – Music

Think of all the things you can photograph related to music:

An individual instrument
Musician with this instrument
Full band
A concert or show in a bar
An orchestra or quartette
A singer
A sheet of music
Speakers or a stereo

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By Freaktography

By Gia Willow Alexa Annermarken

So get out and find something musical to photograph this week for the dPS challenge. Here are some tips to help you get started.

5 Tips for Portraits of Musicians That Will Help You Hit All the Right Notes
10 Must-Have Camera Settings for Concert Photography
Concert Photography: Choosing the Best Camera Settings
How to Shoot a Sequence of Photos That Capture a Story

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By Geoffrey Froment

By Ignacio Bernal

By K ~ The Eternal Spirit

By kennysarmy

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Share your images below:

Simply upload your shot into the comment field (look for the little camera icon in the Disqus comments section) and they’ll get embedded for us all to see or if you’d prefer, upload them to your favorite photo-sharing site and leave the link to them. Show me your best images in this week’s challenge. Sometimes it takes a while for an image to appear so be patient and try not to post the same image twice.

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You can also share your images on the dPS Facebook group as the challenge is posted there each week as well.

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Weekly Photography Challenge – Pets

01 Mar

As usual, start by reviewing the 18 images of our furry friends I shared earlier.

Then it’s your turn to do the challenge.

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Weekly Photography Challenge – Pets

By Yi-Chien Chang

Need some help? Try these articles:

9 Tips for Taking Better Photos of Cats
Why Taking Pictures of Your Pets Will Help Make You a Better Photographer
Pros and Cons of Photographing Dogs with a Prime Lens
5 Good Reasons to Take Your Dog on Photography Walks
6 Tips for Photographing Dogs in Action

By Madeleine

By Leandro Martinez

By winston hudson

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By out0fwave

By Jonathan Kriz

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2016 Challenge of Challenges winners announced

22 Feb

The votes have been tallied and we have a winner! DPR member cand1d’s image of a glowing sunset in Bagan, Myanmar takes top honors in the 2016 Challenge of Challenges competition. The photo is one of almost 1000 challenge-winning entries. See how your votes ranked the top 25 images, and head to our challenges page if you’re feeling inspired.

See the 2016 Challenge of Challenges Winners

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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Weekly Photography Challenge – Black and White Architecture

18 Feb

Earlier I shared some moody and dramatic images of architecture in black and white. Now it’s your turn!

Weekly Photography Challenge – Black and White Architecture

Even in harsh midday sun, you can often create stunning and dramatic images of architecture. Let’s take a look at a few black and white images of architecture. I’ll start you off with a few of my own from Turkey.

The library at Ephesus

Inside the great Haga Sofia in Istanbul.

Your challenge this week is to photograph some architecture. You can do this no matter where you live. If there are buildings, you can do this. Even a hut or shack is architecture! Use a wide-angle lens or go for details, maybe shoot at night? It’s up to you how you approach it, just get out there shooting.

If you need some tips here are a few articles to help:

4 Beginner Tips for Doing Architecture Photography
How to Create Stunning Architecture Photography by Painting with Light
Tips for Different Approaches to Architecture Photography
8 Quick Tips to Improve Your Photos of Architectural Details
9 Architectural Photography Tips
A Guide to Black and White Conversion in Photoshop
A Guide to Black and White Conversion in Lightroom
8 Reasons to Use Silver Efex Pro 2 for Your Black and White Conversions

By Pietromassimo Pasqui

By David

By Hernán Piñera

By darkday

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Don’t forget: Challenge of Challenges 2016 voting closes Friday

15 Feb

Nearly 1000 images won DPReview challenges last year. From that pool we chose our favorite 25 images, and now it’s your turn to pick a winner. Our Challenge of Challenges competition closes this Friday, so if you’ve been putting it off now is the time to rate your favorite images. Pick your top five and keep your eyes peeled as we announce winners next week.

Explore and vote for the best
challenge-winning images of 2016

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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Weekly Photography Challenge – Stars

14 Feb

Star gazing and the night sky was captured by these photographers.

Weekly Photography Challenge – Stars

By Karl Lindsay

To capture stars you may need to get out of the city if you live in, or near one. The sky needs to be dark, away from stray light and even a full moon. If you can do that you can capture the night sky and the stars in it.

Here are some tips to help you:

Better Star Trails Photographs with StarStaX
Tips for Successful Star Trails Photography
Tips for Shooting the Milky Way
How to Photograph the Full Band of the Milky Way
How to do Milky Way Photography – A Comprehensive Tutorial
Photographing Starry Skies for Nocturnal Landscape Without Breaking the Bank
Photographing Stars Using a Kit Lens

By Beau Rogers

By European Southern Observatory

By Jason Mrachina

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Recently we introduced our new Night Photography course by dPS writer Jim Hamel. Learn more about this brand new course here, so you can take stunning night photos too!

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Challenge of Challenges 2016: pick your favorite DPR challenge winner

05 Feb

We’ve picked some of our favorite images from last year’s DPReview challenge winners – and now it’s your turn. Nearly 1000 images won challenges last year, so we’ve whittled it down to a manageable 25. Pick your top 5 and check back soon to see which images win the ultimate challenge! Voting is open through Friday, February 17th.

If you’re feeling inspired, take a look at challenges running now for your own shot at a little fame and glory.

Explore and vote for the best
challenge-winning images of 2016

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

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Weekly Photography Challenge – Frozen

29 Jan

The first thing I want you to do to get ready this week is to have a look at these 24 Frozen Images to get you ready for a spine-chilling challenge!

Weekly Photography Challenge – Frozen

If you live in a northern part of the globe this should be easy for you. Find something frozen, just look around for:

Icicles
Snow
Frost
Snowflakes if you want to go ultra macro!

By wiredforlego

By LASZLO ILYES

By Susanne Nilsson

Even if you do not live in the northern parts of the world you can participate in this challenge. Think outside the box what else is frozen? How about:

Ice cubes
Popsicles
Ice skating rink
Ice cream!

You could even freeze something inside an ice cube and photograph that! How about a flower or slice of cucumber? Get inventive.

By Barta IV

By Derek Key

By m01229

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Weekly Photography Challenge – New Beginning

11 Jan

As the first photography challenge of 2017, I thought it would be fitting if we go with a theme for new beginnings. Like these 19 images show – there are many ways to interpret that theme.

By Francisca Ulloa

By Shellie

Weekly Photography Challenge – New Beginning

So, however you want to run with this idea is up to you. It could be about babies, kittens, or eggs. Or it could be around a new beginning you want for yourself this year. Maybe even a goal or resolution you want to achieve.