WatchCrunch Photograph Club: Your weekly photography challenge!
Happy Sunday everyone,
It's your weekly, completely legitimate, excuse to play with your watch collection.
Another long weekend for us here in the UK, thanks the Charlie, so you have no excuse not to spend a few mindful minutes taking a few watch shots for this weeks challenge.
Thank you to @WatchBee for setting last weeks challenge theme of “Light in the Crystal”.
His winner will be in Tuesdays newsletter and the runners up for last week are, in no particular order...
I know @WatchBee had a really difficult time choosing the top shots this week, so well done everyone.
This week @Aurelian is going to be our guest judge, so check out the comments for his theme choice.
Good luck everyone!
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Notes for Newcomers:
If you are new to this thread and enjoy photography then feel free to post your pictures! We run a fresh photography thread each week, starting on the Sunday, and have a guest judge set the theme and pick winners each week. You are welcome to post as many pictures as you wish with a connection to that weeks theme. The runners up will be mentioned in the following weeks thread and the winner gets a mention and their winning photo in the weekly newsletter.
Winners also get an exclusive 'Winners Badge' for their WC profile!
If anyone wants adding to the tagging list let me know👍You certainly don't need to be on the list to post in the thread, it just helps people see the weekly post when its put up.
Happy snapping!
P.S. Thank you for your patience to those winners who don't have their badge yet! I'm on it!
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Congrats to the runners-up, and advanced to the winner! 🍻
If they are the runner ups, some awesome shots. Can't wait to see the winner.
Nice pics!!
When the judge is late to the party it's now traditional to post nudes...
I am honored to be asked to judge this esteemed competition. The themes thus far have been universal and broad like “things that make me itch” and “why did I tell her the password to my phone?”
I want to widen the aperture of this week’s contest. (See what I did there?) I want you to take some poetic license. Theodore Roethke was an American poet who died in 1963. His The Waking and the The Far Field are important American contributions to the form. His poems about gardening bear re-reading.
Please connect your watch photo to this, perhaps his most memorized poem:
When the judge is late to the party it's now traditional to post nudes...
I posted before 7:00 a.m. my time. I am nothing if not nearly punctual.
This, I can do! 👍
I'm definitely going to have to take more photos. These are the only ones that kind of fit.
And if you're liberal with endless duplication...
Nice shots one and all , gold luck to the winner , I personally like the Max Bill shot …
Ohhh this theme is kinda romantic!! Hmm I might give it a shot!!(see what I did there !)
Nice photos!
I'm definitely going to have to take more photos. These are the only ones that kind of fit.
And if you're liberal with endless duplication...
Oooh... a fellow Casio A168... I might have to join this weekly contest as well, despite not quite understanding the theme and the poem yet 😬
I am honored to be asked to judge this esteemed competition. The themes thus far have been universal and broad like “things that make me itch” and “why did I tell her the password to my phone?”
I want to widen the aperture of this week’s contest. (See what I did there?) I want you to take some poetic license. Theodore Roethke was an American poet who died in 1963. His The Waking and the The Far Field are important American contributions to the form. His poems about gardening bear re-reading.
Please connect your watch photo to this, perhaps his most memorized poem:
I’ll leave this here just so you know I’m not screwing around when I say I appreciate a good poetry-themed anything.
When the judge is late to the party it's now traditional to post nudes...
Oh don't encourage them!!!🤪Mind you is that a turtle imprint on your arm🤔
I’ll leave this here just so you know I’m not screwing around when I say I appreciate a good poetry-themed anything.
I have at least 7 of those volumes.