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70%cocoa has set the theme for the next comp

"BIRDS ON THE MOVE "


You have until Midnight AESDT Friday, May 31st, 2013 to submit your entries to bypphotocomp@gmail.com
*Extended to 2 June to include weekend.

Please make sure you follow the below guidelines - no photos already uploaded in your gallery are accepted in the comps.
1. All photos must follow the theme guidelines.
2. Entry is open to anybody with a BYP forum account.
3. Limit of 2 entries per user for each competition
4. The following adjustments are allowed:
a). Colour, sharpness, and contrast adjustments that affect the entire picture in the same manner.
b). Cropping
c). Adding a border
d). With the exception of the above, no other Photoshopping or editing is permitted.
5. Only enter photos to which you own the rights and you have taken personally.
6. Photos must be taken especially for this competition; ie, during the competition start and end date.

Full information on how to enter is available at http://www.backyardpoultry.com/index.ph ... /menu.html


Get those cameras out

oh bugger i just l oaded one tonight which could have come in under that catergory!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

never fear, i will take some more lol

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Anconas, Silkies and Pekins Caladenia Cottage
Silkies
Wonderful Silkies

thought provoking.... I think I will have a go at this. so glad it was not an easter one.

Yes interesting eh, and only two entries per! So to go for arty-farty slow speed, motion blur, or tack-sharp but static looking? Flying or running? "Birds" not "Bird" on the Move. So are multiples mandatory or am I over-interpreting? Too many decisions, need coffee.

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PC

Are those cameras charged and in use yet? Let's get plenty of entries for this Photo Comp.

Single birds would be absolutely fine

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Cheerio, Rach
Blue Swedish Ducks

wet and miserable here with hawks about. everything is hiding or just sitting around.

hmmm - wondering if Crowing counts as being on the move - definatly moving........

what about non domestic ducks


duck take off sml by onlyruff, on Flickr

I think where they are going to shows, moving house, being carried off by predators all consist of being on the move, it does not mean moving itself but 'on the move'.

wild ducks are birds Ruff and that guy is certianly giong somewhere - nice pic

Only until the end of this month to get your pics submitted.

V nice pic Ruff...am seriously jealous of your talents.

everyone can be a photographer, you just need to learn but that involves a lot of time and practise.

With just 2 days to go - I will extend the date for entries to include the weeksnd as well for anyone else still wanting to get their entries in.

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Taylorducks
Breeder of Indian Runners