October Photo Challenge - Entries (Post them here)

[Photo Challenge]

The topic this month is: "Foreground/Background".

This thread is only for posting your entries and any comments you'd like to make about your own photo.
If you would like to comment on other entries please use the comments thread.
As usual, one entry per person and the image must be your own work.
Normal forum rules and image size applies.

The image doesn't necessarily have to have been taken this month but we do encourage you to go out and enjoy the challenge.

The winner of the poll, which will be run at the end of the month, will get to choose next month's topic.

Good luck and good shooting.

:)

[leon]

Hi Guys well I will go first, took this a Nightcliff near Darwin recently, with the jetty in the foreground and the Sun in the background, hope this covers the topic. :)

Leon :thumbsup:

[bloodhound31]

Take-two, a year after the first accidental one (http://barryarmsteadphotography.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=122535032).

[Edit] After I removed that one shot from around 680 in a time-lapse sequence, it sold all over the world half a dozen or so times, so I thought I would return and do it properly.

Lots of time and planning went into this to get the leaves back on the trees and the Milky Way in just the right position. This is a single exposure, (No stacking, blending or layers) using different physical light-sources experimenting with duration, angle, strength and colour. I pretty much spent a whole night to get the shot right, running all over the paddock with lights and modifiers, then when the MW was in position, nailed it!

[Jeffkop]

Hope this photo fits the criteria.

[dj gravelrash]

Karrie Webb winning her upteenth Australian Ladies Masters Title. Note the record scoreboard total.:thumbsup:

[rcheshire]

Foreground/Background?

[sheeny]

A serious shot:P of my brother while on photo safari around Burrum Heads.

Al.

[Rick Petrie]

A nice outlook to view a cricket match. Look closely and you'll see the possum's abode was taken over by an Owl?

[CapturingTheNight]

"Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy"

Single 30 second exposure. Sign lightpainted with a mobile phone screen during the exposure. Hope you like it.

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[DavidTrap]

Cheers
DT

[supernova1965]

This is the moon I shot a few days ago with some slight:P GIMP magic:D

[WingnutR32]

He shoots, he scores! Nothing but net.

Full moon basketball.

[zardos123]

just after dawn on the beach around newcastle another load to china no doubt

[firstlight]

Visiting a mate in Canberra and also did the touristy thing. Foreground is the Quadruped from DSS 42, a 34m antenna decommissioned in 1998 and dismantled in 2000. In the background is the 74 metre DSS 43... only it looks like someone has got hold a a bizarre shrinkray and brought it down to size :).

[bartman]

We had 47 Ferrari's parked up at work for the Ferrari Club.
By the time I could go out and take some shots most of them were gone.
anyway,
here is my entry.
Bartman

[hotspur]

Hope this might fit the critera,kids were blowing bubbles late one afternoon in winter and the floated against a very interesting cloud pattern.

cheers C

[gliderdog]

Could be foreground/background at a stretch....?
Sitting under Adelaide approach early one day.

[kinetic]

Approaching storm from our holiday this month in the Flinders Ranges S.A.
Rawnsley's Bluff panorama from 6 frames. Hard to keep below 200k!
Full size b/w and colour version much better.

Steve

[RB]

Too scared to look...........

[Ric]

An awesome sunset highlighting the silhouettes in the foreground.

Taken just after sunset without flash.

Cheers :)

[earthlight]

Taken a while ago but still captures his enthusiasm for life.

You could say it refers to not only the one in the swing.

Anne-Louise


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[LucasB]

Hey there everyone,
This photo was taken at Inverleigh when I was on a road trip to Warrnambool. I managed to capture a wasp in the trees in front of the old pub.
Thanks for looking!
Lucas