June Photo Challenge - Entries (Post them here)

[Photo Challenge]

Post your June entries here.

The topic this month is: Curves

As usual, one entry per person and the image must be your own work.
Normal forum 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.

Good luck and good shooting.

[M54 (Molly)]

Well, I'm no photographer, but I'll have a go anyway.
Just a snapshot with a cheap camera, taken from a moving car.
I zoomed and cropped, is that allowed?
Taken on the Western Highway, Vic.

[sheeny (Al)]

Are there any better curves than those of a gorgeous girl?

My granddaughter Georgia making my hat look good.

Al.

[ian (Ian)]

well i cant really go backwards from last month's comp. so lets try this one ... snorkeling on the Barrier Reef with a point and click housed in an AquaPac.

[Analog6 (Odille)]

I can nearly always manage to get a steam train in, whatever the challenge!

Note: normally in forums this link shows the image, don't know why it only shows the url here.

(EDIT by Photo Mod: I've uploaded it for you and sent you a PM on how to upload images to IIS.)

[Chris Southby (Chris)]

Originally Posted by chris southby

this magpie loved to swoop my old dalmatian jack who is sadly dead now. The curves of the feathers and wings are what i love.
Cheers

chris

sorry image didnt attach will try to fix it

[Dennis]

Hello,

Well after spending a couple of hours in Brisbane looking for buildings and structures with a theme of curves, and having been moved on by the Transport Police in the railway station, not to mention risking life and limb in Brisbane’s busy CBD, once again I was driven indoors for a shot for this months challenge.

In the end, a lowly whisk from our kitchen drawer found itself my subject for the month; I had to convert it to B&W to hide the rust discolouration!

Canon 40D with EF-S 60mm F2.8 Macro lens. ISO 100, 2.5 secs at F11.
Illuminated by a 35mm slide projector with the whisk lying on top of my (illuminated) C9.25 Light Box!

Thanks for looking!

Dennis

[lacad01 (Adam)]

One from the archives, taken last year while on holidays. Some subtle and hidden curves if you look carefully

[RB (Andrew)]

I heard about a young 'upstart' physicist years ago who proposed a theory that the 'space-time' continuum was actually curved.

Soooo I decided to go out to Sydney Airport last night and put his theory to the test.

[h0ughy (David)]

Do kids and photography mix? they do when you dress them in christmas lights - my son swaying to the rhythm of the universe ok maybe not but looks cool

Canon 400D 8 sec iso 400 fl 18

[Deeno]

Curves you go round are the most fun....

[Chillie (Henry)]

The real Chillie taken last year.

I suppose you think I'm a bit strange being a 48 y.o. bloke using the name of his 3.5 y.o. female python as a username.

[acropolite (Phil)]

Sunset on farmland at the end of the street and a curvy track.

[firstlight (Tony)]

Toliman's older brothers inside a sculpture at the Mater Mothers Hospital.

[Liz]

Reflections of a white gum in a billabong

[hotspur (Chris)]

hope this is this right place to put comp entries,never done it

before,but thought this curved hook and its shadow may be suitable,

its on a post in a shed here at Taromeo

[StephenM (Stephen)]

Curves made by sparks above a campfire!

[TJD (Trevor)]

Im no photographer im 13 but does curvy branches apply?

[Astro Girl (Elizabeth)]

Hi everyone

here is a shot of a curvy succulent plant I took the other day in our garden.

bye for now.

[astroron (Ron)]

One for the Brissie Expats who miss home
The quite graceful lines of the Story Bridge