1. Collage

2. Working (wo)man/industrial

3. Natural Fractals

4. Exploring Textures

5. Pick a "Style"

(of a known photographer, either from here or google & try
something similar, please link & tell us why you chose them
&/or something about their style)

6. Alphabet Soup (find objects that are shaped or represent a letter in the English alphabet without using signs or text)

7. Juxtaposition
   ("an act or instance of placing two things close together or side by
   side. This is often done in order to compare/contrast the two, to show
   similarities or differences, etc.")

8. Circles/spheres/curves

9. Liquid Motion

10. extend the 7 Deadly Sins or Virtues (Pride, Anger, Greed, Gluttony, Lust, Envy, Sloth) (Prudence, Temperance, Justice ,Fortitude, Faith, Hope, Charity)

Always taking new suggestions, which will be added to next month's topics

remember- thumbs are to be 100 pixels wide X 80 tall exactly!

see challenge tut on how to upload-
Challenge Tutorial

PREVIOUS THEMES:

7 deadly sins/virtues - January 2006
a/my town - December 2005
silhouette - November 2005
extreme POV - October 2005
CD/album cover - September 2005
antiques/nostalgia - August 2005
song titles - July 2005
exploring the 5/6 senses - June 2005
reflection/refractions - May 2005
night - April 2005
social issues - March 2005
opposites - Feb 2005
dreams - Jan 2005
signs - Dec 2004
mornings - Nov 2004
Time Exposure - Oct 2004
Speed - Sept 2004
Glass - Aug. 2004
Food - July 2004
Soft Focus - June 2004
No Postwork - May 2004
Secrets Revealed - April 2004
Wet - March 2004
Light - Feb. 2004
Emotions - Jan 2004
Still Life - Dec 2003
Surrealism - Nov 2003
Blue - Oct 2003
Rust - Sept 2003
The Elements - Aug 2003
Abstraction - July 2003
Night - June 2003
Repetition - May 2003
Do You Hear What I See? - April 2003 I remember two weeks ago we had a good idea for what would make a good challenge this month. I forgot, if anyone remembers. So put your ideas down for a new one please.

"The happiness of a man in this life does not consist in the absence but in the mastery of his passions."