Photography Competition #11: Lines and Angles

Hello everyone!

This months subject: Lines and Angles

Rules: This is strictly a photography contest! No photochopping, but contrast, brightness, levels and other minor touch-ups (healing tool will be allowed for film and print scans). Please avoid any text on the photograph, except at most a copyright statement, remember distractions like text can take away from the composition. Digital and film photography are both allowed. Only one submission per user will be allowed.

You MUST have taken the image yourself.

Max size dimension: 600x600
Max file size: 150kb
(Please ensure your entry meets the above before entering your image)

Length: Competition closes Monday, April 11th 2005 at 7:00 PM GMT. Voting lasts five days after close of competition.

The winner needs to PM me the topic for the next competition (please try to think up topics while voting goes on, in case you win).

Sounds good! I'll need to get my thinking cap on

As the one without formal photoshopping, I'm just curious - what exactly is a healing tool?

Are you familiar with the clone stamp tool? If so, it does the same job but 10x better. If not, it's basically a tool to clean up images, fix errors on photos, remove things, add things, etc. Possiblities are endless!

That is the back of one of the patch panels for just our floor within the building I work. We had to run something like 350 new lines per floor, all the floors connected by fiber, and a fiber outbound trunk. I wish I had a picture of up in the ceilings, there would have been all sorts of crazy CAT5 angles!

I'd give anything for a good dig cam. This could have been so good. I didn't have to go any farther than my front door for this one. Couldn't have asked for a better shot for the theme. Just doesn't have the quality a good camera would have given it *sigh.

Theres a quick story to this one. This was on the day of an exam for one of my courses at university. So my friends and I are jackarses, we decided to come in very early to the exam room and make it a living nightmare when the professors came in. We positioned the chairs in such a way that if you moved one the wrong way, it would all collapse. Long story short, mission accomplished.

(You can also notice us placing chairs on coat hooks in the back of the room! Good times at university.)

Good one daremedy

great pics so far team!!

Did you get a picture of the teacher's expression once he arrived?

We decided to steer clear of the room so as not to draw any suspicion but when we came in all the chairs had fallen and the prof was visibly fuming. The best (and worst) part was nobody helped him put everything back in order! Evil. The exam was delayed 20 mins and my friends were all looking at each other throughout the exam and smirking. We all passed, thats what counts.

My entry:

ohhhh!!! woah that makes me feel woooozy!! Nice one!!!

nice one 613

Wow! Some great shots being entered here.