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Photo challenge :: Manmade

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Don’t worry – you don’t have to be in New York or even a big city to participate in our second photo challenge, I promise!

Your challenge is to take and post a photography of something manmade! The subject is entirely up to you, as long as it features something created by at least one person.

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You can photograph whatever you would like, but the image needs to be snapped between now and the end of the crop — this weekend’s challenges are not for older images already in your photo library.

Post your image on Flickr, on your blog or in another online photo gallery. Leave a link to it in the comments on this post to be entered.

One winner will be randomly chosen to win Scrapper’s B&W Actions, a workflow of black and white processing options for your photographs. If you’re not a Photoshop user, you can choose another product of the same value from Two Peas in a Bucket.

Please see this post for all the deadlines and details about this weekend.

Now go find something to photograph on your lunch break!

xlovesx

13 August 2010



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46 Comments for Photo challenge :: Manmade

  1. Candace.M Says:

    Great photo challenges so far, only thing I ask is can we have lots of rainy weather friendly challenges please! Weather for this weekend here is rain rain rain! As much as I want to take part I don’t fancy a drowning

  2. Becky Says:

    Can’t wait to join in with this crop! At work at the moment, camera is at home and anyway, it is pouring with rain outside in Essex! Hope the weather is better tomorrow as I am out for the day and will be taking loads of photos, using the ideas here to make them all that little bit more interesting!

  3. Mary Bainbridge Says:

    Here is my entry for the Manmade photo challenge was going to use it for the close up but now I am home and seen the second challenge this would fit better. I’ve called it
    ‘Shoppers in Line’

  4. Scrapdolly Says:

    Not very imaginative – but it’s cold out! LOL
    This is my effort at man made

    http://dollysdreamings.typepad.com/dollys_dreamings/2010/08/catching-up-in-the-cold.html

  5. beverleynoelle Says:

    I love camels & BF brought this one for me in from souq even though he doesnt like them at all, so sweet.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/49388137@N03/4890226470/

  6. Caz Says:

    Something I helped in the making of… alas the weather today has meant the contrast isn’t as good as when we have lovely blue skies.

  7. Caz Says:

    Something I helped in the making of… alas the weather today has meant the contrast isn’t as good as when we have lovely blue skies.
    “http://www.flickr.com/photos/39675251@N00/4890249109/”

  8. Irene Fitzpatrick Says:

    Scissor collection!http://calendulafitzpatrick.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-challenge-manmade.html

  9. Teresa Says:

    Here’s mine!
    For the birds

  10. amanda Says:

    couldnt decide what to do for this one so i took this photo hope it counts
    http://scrappersdiary-amanda.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-2.html

  11. Lou Says:

    My twist on man-made. I call it My man made…

  12. Becky Says:

    Here’s my entry for manmade – not very spectacular, but a good story behind it.
    http://beckysburblings-beckyg1.blogspot.com/2010/08/shimelles-photo-challenge-manmade.html

  13. Karen Says:

    I love these street organs

    http://icouldbescrapbookinginstead.blogspot.com/2010/08/photos-for-shimelles-cyber-crop9so-far.html

  14. KateT Says:

    My tiny bit of man made here

    ** Kate **

  15. Jennifer Clark Says:

    I settled on this shot, at dusk in Colorado.

  16. Ali H Says:

    Hi I went to the Egypt Centre at Swansea University yesterday – and was amazed by the objects lovely man-made over 2,500 years ago – here are a couple of photos http://craftcauldron.blogspot.com/2010/08/summer-online-crop-weekend-with.html

  17. Julie Says:

    I love turning inspiration on its head. Instead of looking up at modern towers, here’s a photo looking down on old towers from one built over 600 years ago.
    http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=61668&id=1612112877&l=f32e3ac414

  18. Aussie Mon Says:

    Oh loved this one as soon as I saw it. I knew immediately what I had to take a photo of, my dogs kennel! Its massive and better than man made….its Woman Made, by me!!

    http://monwonn.blogspot.com/2010/08/shimelles-photo-challenge-man-made.html

  19. josowerby Says:

    no-one should be without one………….here

  20. Alison M Says:

    Don’t think we’ll be needing this in the next few weeks by the sound of the weather forecast!
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/53037343@N02/4893807759/in/photostream/

  21. Hazel Says:

    I just photographed a favourite ornament – I rarely photograph things around the house, and am starting to wonder why not… http://happyhazelg.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-challenge-manmade.html

  22. Kitty Scrapper Says:

    Went for a walk to take this photo

    http://kittyscrapper-nancy.blogspot.com/2010/08/shimelle-crop-photo-challenges.html

  23. Maya Says:

    I took the picture of the cubbies the ice skating rink

  24. abbeyviolet Says:

    Sort of random, but was thinking about my daughter’s bows today.

  25. NancyLee Says:

    Here’s my man—
    made version….

  26. Leah Says:

    Here is my manmade snap: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chandeleah/4896367738/in/photostream/

  27. ConnieC Says:

    My man made photo is a little different.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/10897653@N08/4896203513/in/photostream

  28. Michelle Says:

    So vintage!!! Here’s mine …

    http://michellelovesallsorts.blogspot.com/2010/08/manmade.html

  29. Anso Says:

    Here’s my photo:

    http://glitteradventure.blogspot.com/2010/08/challenge-photos.html

  30. tape Says:

    Here’s my something manmade.

  31. Claire Says:

    Here is my something man made :
    http://astitchinthelifeofclaire.blogspot.com/2010/08/shimelle-zoom-out-man-made-smiles.html

  32. Katherine Says:

    Here is a close-up picture of my watch.

    http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n174/tigerlady_dragonqueen/man-made2.jpg?t=1281988560

  33. Carolyn Phillips Says:

    This is manmade in the middle of nature, a wooden alligator in the country park.
    http://messmuddleandfun.blogspot.com/2010/08/summer-crop-photographs.html

  34. luluuk Says:

    Manmade by my man :-)

  35. Lisa-Jane Johnson Says:

    From my garden http://comeinsidemycrazyhead.blogspot.com/2010/08/more-on-cyber-crop.html

  36. Sinead Says:

    Manmade deck chair on a rare sunny day yesterday! It’s in this set.

  37. Bethan Says:

    My man made entry

  38. CoCo Says:

    Manmade in a soft and cuddly kind of way i.e. womanmade. Fun!

    http://galwaygirl-scrapping.blogspot.com/2010/08/another-weekend-of-craftyness.html

  39. Karen Moss Says:

    Mine is here
    http://talesfromthescrapheap.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-frenzie.html
    thank you

  40. cynthia_brazil Says:

    My space shuttle.

    http://cynthiatoledocarrieri.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-challenge-manmade.html

  41. Rachel Says:

    A porch swing that will hopefully someday swing again!
    http://peaceinbetween.blogspot.com/2010/08/photo-challenge-2.html

  42. Marina D-K Says:

    Another great pic from a wonderful Maine vacay…manmade lighthouse

  43. Peggy Says:

    Sometime humans (of both genders) build things that are actually good for the planet.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/ppilgrim/4900060038/

  44. Alison Says:

    Dragon Fountain, Orchard Road, Singapore – shame there was no water in it yesterday!!!
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/32891116@N05/4900351672/

  45. Christina Clouse Says:

    Smith Tower in Seattle, WA
    link here

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