To See - Ugly-Beautiful

Get an eyeful of all the past Okinawa Hai TO SEE submissions HERE...and check out our PhotOkinawa group feed (left hand side, scroll down...)

This weeks Ugly-Beautiful is brought to you by Karen Waltzer. This cafe is just outside Camp McTureous, on the East coast of Okinawa. I couldn't get hold of Karen for any more info on the shot, so if you are reading and want to add anything, just leave a comment :o)

To see it bigger click HERE and Karen's flickr stream click HERE...She has some amazing HDR shots...

Next week...Spooky. Get your spookiest Okinawa style Halloween shots uploaded...

November 6th THEME : Spooky

• Submissions due on Friday, November 6th before midnight in Okinawa.
• Remember to title and tag your submissions with the theme.

For the week after next, Landscape (or seascape, any kind of 'scape'!)...

Please don't post any "Landscape'' photos up on Flickr until it is that weeks theme, but this will give people some more time to think about some photos they might want to take and submit.

PS: If anyone has some cool ideas for future themes, just email me (address at bottom!)

HOW TO JOIN THE PHOTOGRAPHY FUN

1. If you are not already a member, create a free Flickr account.
2. Join the PhotOkinawa group.
3. Upload your photo to the group.
4. The title, content and tag of your photo need to match the weekly theme.
5. Your photo must be submitted by Fridays at midnight Okinawa time.

Every Monday, the photo of the week chosen by myself and the previous week's photographer will be posted here alongside the theme for the following week. It’s not a straight up competition but rather a playful way to exercise our photographic eye while sharing our take on Okinawa with each other.

And onwards it goes.

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

1. One photo per person, per week, please.
2. Watermarked images are fine, but please keep them from distracting from the image.
3. Go out there and get your best shot of the theme!

 Any questions? You can email me at p_oliveras@yahoo.com

Comments

[JaNae]

Karen- loved your picture! I think it catches the feel of a lot of the villages here.

[Bong]

We lived at Camp McT for 12 straight years and that cafe was a daily sight! It is directly across the street from the gate. Thanks for the memories.