Thanks for all the submissions so far, but we still have lots of spaces to fill so please please submit your square deviations to us for this! Just send us a note with the subject "100" and a thumbnail of your deviation.
Unfortunately we are taking a short break from submissions over the next few days, as we are both away! But don't worry, submissions will be back in full force on Friday! So keep 'em coming guys
INDIE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 100This week we would like to try and create something very special with the help of our members. We want to show off the talent and diversity here at the Indie Photography Club, and try to get the club more attention from a wider audience!
The idea is to create an image to showcase our members' work, that is composed of 100 small images
(one from each member) in a 10 x 10 square grid. This image would be posted in our gallery and would be our featured deviation, as a sort of mini overview of the club.
In the likely case you don't have a clue what we're talking about, the image created would be something similar to these examples we found:
To help spread the word about the club, we would like our members to post a journal entry for their own visitors to read, posting a link/icon to our page and saying why you are a member of the club and what you like about it! The first 100 people to post such a journal and then send us a note with the subject "100" will be featured in the large image we are creating!
In your note please include a thumbnail of the deviation you wish to submit, which must be uploaded to your gallery and must be in SQUARE FORMAT ONLY! You can crop, resize etc your existing images, as long as the final image is square. Also please do not add a border, as we will add one to all the images to keep it consistent.Please please please ensure your deviation is submitted in this format, or as you can imagine it would be a much more complicated task putting the final image together! Also please ensure you note it titled "100" and nothing else, to make sorting through the notes easier for us. The deviation can be anything you like that you think fits with the style of the club! We look forward to receiving your notes!
HOLGA HEADS!Love Holgas?! I (
) have some t-shirt designs on sale that I thought might interest the members of the club.
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Click here to go to the store:
mikeharmer.spreadshirt.com/us/…Many variations on design size/placement and shirt type are available, please note me for specific requests.
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What has happened to photography? It's become more technical than artistic. People have taken every bit of emotion, every bit of beauty, of fun, of everything that makes photography an art and replaced it with rules, headache, stress and an utter lack of what I thought the whole purpose of it really was. What happened to people liking art simply because it's beautiful, because it's relatable, because it can make you laugh, because it can make you cry, because you just like looking at it?? I don't know. I really just don't know. I have searched deviantART for artists who are sick of boring, emotionless portraits and cliché run of the mill, unimaginative landscapes and still lives. Who ever said that holgas and polariods aren't legitimate photographic mediums? I refuse to believe that and so do these artists. They see photography as a way to express themselves. A way to show the beauty, the pain and the happiness of their lives. And here are some accomplishments of the indie photography scene.
HOW TO JOIN
The Indie Photography Club is about an idea behind photography - anyone who feels like they suit this club is welcome to join! It takes only one simple step - add us to your friend/watch list!
REQUESTING A SUBMISSION
Only members are allowed to upload deviations. Send us a note with the subject "DEVIATION", and the following information:
* a thumbnail of your art work
* the title
* the category
Please send only one submission request in a note, and limit your note sending to one per week! We receive ALOT of requests, and submit only four deviations a day - please be patient if your work has not been posted, and try again the following week! Submissions are chosen by our admins.
