Purpose

Ongoing CHALLENGE !!!

If your picture has been blogged here, it means that it has appealed to over 300 art jurors (currently 50 active) for a whole week or more. That is an achievement!!!

... and what does that mean ??? well according to This ... it means your picture is "... extremely resistant to people wanting to get rid of it", :)

If you see one single picture in this group that you think is not art, please say so (by commenting on it) and tell us why. If you are convincing - we will remove it. This group is to show case the most resistive pictures from the
B&W Art Photography - Is Your Art universal

2008/11/25


, originally uploaded by Hjalli♣.

::: road :::


::: road :::, originally uploaded by sigrún bein.

Victorian Shelter


Victorian Shelter, originally uploaded by Martin Galtrey.

gravedigger


gravedigger, originally uploaded by aye_shamus.

when you dig my grave
could you make it shallow
so that i can feel the rain

strobist: bare 580exii high camera left. triggered by an elinchrom skyport.

canonet g-iii ql17
fujifilm neopan acros developed in tmax 1+4

Repentance or hangover?


Repentance or hangover?, originally uploaded by Cereal-Killer 72.

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Me and my Shadow


Me and my Shadow, originally uploaded by StarrSF.

San Cristobal de la Barranca, Jalisco.

San Cristóbal de la Barranca, en vías de convertirse en pueblo fantasma. Por el lugar solía pasar un río cristalino, abundante en peces y camarones, al que cada fin de semana llegaban cientos de turistas a echarse un clavado en las aguas y disfrutar de la tupida vegetación. Aquí se acostumbraba a sembrar maíz y algunas especies de frutas.

En la actualidad, San Cristóbal de la Barranca es un sumidero de la severa contaminación que afecta al río Santiago. Su historia no dista mucho de la de El Salto y Juanacatlán, donde también hace unos 30 años la gente de la Zona Metropolitana de Guadalajara acudía a nadar y acampar en sus alrededores. No existe más un equilibrio ecológico, no hay aire puro ni agua limpia; no más plantas ni animales, ni tierras fértiles. No hay más fuentes de recreación y, a cambio de todo eso, la población tiene que soportar enjambres de zancudos, alergias, infecciones respiratorias, asma bronquial, leucemias, linfomas, insuficiencia renal, urticaria, conjuntivitis, vértigo, cefalea crónica y otros males. LA JORNADA.

Arco di Luce a San Gimignano

300_4425BW In Explore Highest position: 153 on Thursday, November 20, 2008
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ACEO of "Flower in fence"


ACEO of "Flower in fence", originally uploaded by Ray Cornett.

It doesn`t show but this ACEO has a white border just as an actual full size print.

2008/11/24

door ornament


door ornament, originally uploaded by Twitching Eye.

.I.bury.my.love.


.I.bury.my.love., originally uploaded by Lixzart.

around you.

...love...


...love..., originally uploaded by haglerphotography.


Leica M3
Summicron 1:2/35
400 Tri-X


, originally uploaded by Joan Vt Garcia.

Amsterdam


Amsterdam , originally uploaded by makbet666.

Olympus FE-210

All'ombra di Soter


All'ombra di Soter, originally uploaded by falù.

Questa immagine vuole essere un omaggio al fotografo Soter Mulé, www.flickr.com/photos/glc/ mio amico. Questa immagine l'ho scaricata dal suol stream, perché la trovo affascinante. La sua modella ha saputo dare il meglio della sua capacità interpretativa suggerendomi un diverso punto di vista. Questo lavoro non vuole essere una competizione, ma semplicemente il riconoscimento del grande valore che l'immagine prodotta da Soter ha.

Bodega Bay


Bodega Bay, originally uploaded by Eyal Golshani.

sunlight


sunlight, originally uploaded by BesianDurmishi.

- Sub Arctic -


- Sub Arctic -, originally uploaded by Seung Kye Lee.

- Abstract patterns found in ice.

Aufeis accumulates during winter along stream and river valleys in arctic and subarctic environments. Aufeis forms by upwelling of river water behind ice dams, or by ground-water discharge. The latter mechanism prevails in high-gradient alpine streams as they freeze solid. Ground-water discharge is blocked by ice, perturbing the steady-state condition, and causing a small incremental rise in the local water table until discharge occurs along the bank at the top of the previously formed ice. Successive ice layers can lead to aufeis accumulations that are several meters thick. Aufeis typically melts out during summer and will form in the same place year after year (Hu and Pollard, 1997).

Thin ice II


Thin ice II, originally uploaded by Wolfhorn.