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The Photo of the Month competition for June 2010 is now open.
To enter a photo, please upload it using this form, making sure that the "Photo of the Month June 2010" category remains ticked in the lower part of the form (under "Other", in the right-hand column).
After uploading, please check that your photo appears in the Photo of the Month June 2010 gallery, and please ask for help if you have any problems.
If you wish to nominate a photo that already exists in the Wiki, and you are not sure how to add it to the current Photo of the Month nominations, please ask for help in this thread. State which photo you want to nominate, and I will add it to the nominations gallery.
Submissions will close on Monday 24 May, shortly after 10pm.
Good luck!
Last edited by jcpren on Fri May 21, 2010 16:16, edited 1 time in total.
Reason:Correction to closing date
Unlike my disastrous suburban photo last month, I have decided to go for one which isn't my own. Unfortunately I never have an opportunity to get a great shot, and when I did it wasn't successful.
Paspie wrote:Unlike my disastrous suburban photo last month, I have decided to go for one which isn't my own. Unfortunately I never have an opportunity to get a great shot, and when I did it wasn't successful.
I wonder what plod would have done if they saw someone taking pictures at the side of a motorway
I like taking night shots but I prefer the safety of a bridge.
How would you like your grade separations, Sir? Big and complex.
Paspie wrote:Unlike my disastrous suburban photo last month, I have decided to go for one which isn't my own. Unfortunately I never have an opportunity to get a great shot, and when I did it wasn't successful.
I wonder what plod would have done if they saw someone taking pictures at the side of a motorway
I like taking night shots but I prefer the safety of a bridge.
Depends if your checking the security of your load, and your very quick
Burns wrote:I tweaked the colours on mine a little to try and bring out the colours a little better but I'm pretty sure it's not mine you're referring to...
