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November is here and this month we’re leaving some of our challenge theme interpretation up to you. With the holiday seasons approaching, we wanted to spend some time focusing on something that’s important to each and every one of us and that is Community.
Photos that capture the theme community both literally or in a more abstract form are what we’re asking to see for this month’s photo challenge. Where do you see your community? What do you see as your community? How does your community make you feel?
Get creative and share your community themed submissions with us for our November Flickr Photo Challenge!
Remember to TAG your submissions with #FlickrPhotoChallenge and #community for visibility.
photo credit: Jens Cederskjold
Photos that capture the theme community both literally or in a more abstract form are what we’re asking to see for this month’s photo challenge. Where do you see your community? What do you see as your community? How does your community make you feel?
Get creative and share your community themed submissions with us for our November Flickr Photo Challenge!
Remember to TAG your submissions with #FlickrPhotoChallenge and #community for visibility.
photo credit: Jens Cederskjold
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The London Flickr Group at the Peace Pagoda in Battersea Park.
We hold these photowalk about every six weeks, more info here if you'd like to join us for the next one : www.flickr.com/groups/londonflickrgroup/
We hold these photowalk about every six weeks, more info here if you'd like to join us for the next one : www.flickr.com/groups/londonflickrgroup/
In Catalonia, the Correfoc is a dazzling street spectacle. Masked devils dance and run through the night, transforming public spaces into a torrent of light beneath showers of brilliant sparks. Accompanied by thundering drums and crackling fireworks, it’s a vibrant, rhythmic, and powerful expression of the community's collective spirit.
moje-zjm:When you say "pic line" I guess you mean the Photo Pool on the Overview page?
If so, I believe most people tend to add their single photo to too many Groups in one go. Like they click on "Add to Group" to bring the pop-up box listing the groups they are member of, then they simply click-click-click on as many of the groups in the listing. Often either they mistakenly or accidentally click on some groups they're not supposed to add to.
