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Kiras rašo:As turiu dar viena ideja: fotomedziokle.
Skelbiama uzduotis - pvz - sokis.
Tuomet visi puola fotkinti tai, kas susije su sokiu. Pirmas papostines foto gauna sakykim +5 taskus, antras +3, trecias +1. Skelbti galima tik naujas foto.
Plius - renkama geriauisa, ji gauna +5 taskus, antra vieta - +3, trecia +1.
Tuomet skelbiama nauja uzduotis - pvz nufotkinti stoti, azuola, drambliuuka ar dar ka vel. Ir renkamas geriausias medziotojas.
Ka manot?

It seems like there's a few fans of street photography here, so I don't know how many of you already know about W/NW (otherwise known as Words/No Words). For those who don't, here's a very good, very short introduction to it:

wnwstreetphotography.wordpress.com/wordsno-words-street-p...

So, as the article says, W/NW threads are basically discussions using photos (rather than words), and the discussion is based around a theme. Some of the best applications of W/NW have a time period for posting photos (say, two or three weeks or something), and after that people can comment on the photos if they wish.

The titles of the threads are usually 'W/NW - [insert theme here]', and while this theme can act as an overarching influence on the thread if things start to go off track, I find the most interesting discussions are where people change their choices and replies based on the previous photos in the thread - so an actual photographic conversation about, for example, umbrellas can happen rather than just a thread full of umbrella pictures.

Does that make any sense?

I realise that everyone will have a different idea of what a 'conversation with photos' will be, but that's one of the things that really interests me about it. Think of it as a big experiment rather than a set of rules to abide by.

One other thing - W/NW is pretty much exclusively used in terms of street photography, but I think it would be really interesting to broaden its reach. Everyone in this group seems to have a very distinctive personality (both in terms of their comments and photos), so I don't think we'd have any trouble diversifying a theme or conversation.

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So, to kick it off - I've got the theme here as 'all contact is contact', which is actually a quote from a Dave Eggers short story. It's a very loose and ambiguous theme, but i'm excited to see everyone's interpretations of it.