Pic of the week game

[steve murdoch]

Rich gets my vote this week.
Great pic. Looks very similar to the landscape in Northern Ontario where i've done extensive riding.

[marvinsc]

Voting for Rich. There is a place near me where I could get a similar shot but not in the snow and ice.............

[storm 64]

And yet another cold Saturday winter morning in northeast Ohio! You don't know how ready I am for spring time, warmer weather and a chance to go out and get some new pictures!
But for now, let's do the GSRESOURCE.COM Photo of the Week vote count.

Let's see... 10 entries and 10 votes this week.

Looks like Jedz picked up 1 vote.

Receiving 2 votes
Steve Murdock
Gustovh

Picking up half the votes FIVE and the easy win....
Rich82GS750TZ
CONGRATULATIONS RICH!!!
Let's see what you can come up with for next weeks Photo Contest.

Oh, don't feel to sorry for me...
I'm heading to sunny Florida next week for vacation! (no motorcycle though)

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Agh, while I was at dinner last night with my wife, she and I both liked Trevor’s pic. I typed “Voting for trevor. Stunning scene.” It evidently never posted. Didn’t realize till checking in just now. Sorry. Thanks for the votes. I’ll be back in a bit with something. I wanted to go with “Bronze nudes” but realized I don’t have a sample pic.

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Theme is monochrome.
This does not necessarily mean just black and white. Though my entry pic is just that.
definition: A monochrome image is made up of shades of a single color. For example, a grayscale image is made up of shades of gray. Here are examples of color monochrome images. Could be a red bike in front of a red building, or green bike in green field. Looking for an image made up largely of varying hues of the same color.

Examples:


My entry:

[marvinsc]

SV and Aprilla by Scott Marvin, on Flickr

[storm 64]

Are we allowed to use Photo Shop or something like that to manipulate a existing photo?

[Rich82GS750TZ]

Are we allowed to use Photo Shop or something like that to manipulate an existing photo?

Sure. Let the voters judge by whatever criteria they like. Back before digital, if we wanted to make a B&W print, we had to shoot using B&W film to make the B&W negatives to make that print. We live in a digital world now. We’re looking at images on screen. While some fancy digital cameras give the ability to capture images in B&W from the start, I believe most start out as a color image, then altered with post processing. You can do it right in your phone, don’t even need any special tools. All that is to say - let’s see what you got.