
This week's 2 Things Challenge was Dead / Alive. Everyone did a really great job with this challenge and the fun parts in the results are how the colors compliment each other so nicely and how the progression of life and death is portrayed. Well done everyone! I especially want to make note of Gara Gillentine's contributions from Mississippi. More than two years after Hurricane Katrina, the Gulf Coast region is still fighting to live and I think Gara's photos stunningly show us that.
This week's contributors are: Lisa Sarsfield, On Another Planet, The Way I See It, Dusty Lens, D.C. Confidential, North Mississippi Artist, and Diane Clancy (here and here). Thanks to everyone who participated again this week!
Note: The suggestion box is still open. Artful Eye and Lisa Sarsfield have provided some great ideas for future themes. If you'd like to contribute ideas, please feel free!
Update: Apparently, Diane Clancy had so much fun with this challenge, she did more than the two I featured. Here is a link to her other interpretation. Sorry about that, Diane! My apologies for the oversight.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Dead / Alive Interpretations
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Sunday, March 16, 2008
Dead / Alive
This week's theme was inspired by watching a few minutes of a Jimmy Stewart film the other night (the title of which escapes me at the moment.) Stewart starred in many Westerns, as well as a few of Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thrillers, so this week's theme is Dead / Alive.
This challenge ends on 19:00 UTC Sunday March 23, 2008.
That is Sunday noon EST, 1pm CST, 7 pm in the UK, and Monday 8 am in New Zealand. And lest this sound strict, you know we would be pleased at any time to have your entry. We really aren't rule-oriented.
Remember anyone can join, just post your entries on your blog and leave us a comment here.
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