Thank you Heidi @transatlantic99 for hosting the last mundane challenge: lampshade! And thank you to everyone who participated and voted. It's my pleasure to host the next Mundane Challenge - the first challenge I host at 365 Project!
*** Mundane Challenge: Pattern
*** Start: Monday, Jun 15, 2020
*** End: Monday, July 6, 2020
*** Voting Duration: July 8 - 11, 2020
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Mundane - lacking interest or excitement; dull. Everyday life and its repetition often associated with the mundane. This challenge is to explore how one can find inspiration from the ordinary, create some visually interesting patterns, and exciting photographs.
The main focus of this challenge is patterns that are found in your subject. Please don't let another object steal the attention of the pattern. You are allowed to use any photographic technique, but you can not edit the photo in a photo editing program or application to create a repetitive pattern.
PS: Did I repeat enough of the word "pattern" to create a pattern?
congratulations, Shook, i love your photos so i think will be the first win of many! great idea for a subject too, i will enjoy looking for patterns :)
Questions for the seasoned mundane challenge's hosts: Does the submission always short-list to six photos for voting? And, does the host pick the short-listed six?
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*** Mundane Challenge: Pattern
*** Start: Monday, Jun 15, 2020
*** End: Monday, July 6, 2020
*** Voting Duration: July 8 - 11, 2020
Winner will be announced on Sunday, July 12, 2020
Tag for the challenge: mundane-pattern
View the entries for this challenge here:
https://365project.org/tags/mundane-pattern
You can tag as many photos as you like.
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Mundane - lacking interest or excitement; dull. Everyday life and its repetition often associated with the mundane. This challenge is to explore how one can find inspiration from the ordinary, create some visually interesting patterns, and exciting photographs.
The main focus of this challenge is patterns that are found in your subject. Please don't let another object steal the attention of the pattern. You are allowed to use any photographic technique, but you can not edit the photo in a photo editing program or application to create a repetitive pattern.
PS: Did I repeat enough of the word "pattern" to create a pattern?
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Here is the list of previous topics:
[B] ballpoint pen, banana, bar of soap, battery, beds, bench, bench, biscuits, blinds, books, bottle tops, bottle, box, bread, brick(s) broom, bubbles, buckle, button
[C] camera, can-opener, candles, cardboard, chain, chair, cheese grater, clock,
clothes peg/pin, coffee, coin, cord/wire, corkscrew, cup/mug, curtain, cutlery
[D] door handle
[E] egg(s), elastic (rubber) band, electric plug, envelopes
[F] fence, flip flops, frying pan
[G] garlic, gate, gears, glass, glasses
[H] hair comb, hammer, hanger, hat, hex key, hinge, hose-pipe, human ear
[I] ice, index finger, iron
[J] jar
[K] key, keyboard, knob
[L] lampshade, language, leaf, lens, light bulb, light-switch, lock/locks
[M] magazine, mail, mailbox, match, mirror, mobile phone, mouse (non-furry),
[N] nail, notebook, nut (hardware)
[P] paintbrush/es, paper clip, paper cup, paper, pasta, pencil, pill, pillow, plastic bag, plate, playing cards, power pole, pumpkin
[R] rake, road markings, road signs, rock, rocks, rubber, ruler
[S] salt and pepper, salt, scissors, screw, screwdriver, seed(s), shoe, shoelaces, soap, sock, spatula, sponge, stairs, strainer, sweets/candy
[T] tack, tap (faucet), tea bag, thermometer, thread, tin can, tire/tyre, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpick, towel, twist tie
[U] umbrella
[V] vegetable(s), veggie peeler,
[W] wastepaper-basket, watch, wheel, window
[Z] zipper