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| DATE | 2008-12-04 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Free Software Contest
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Ruben Safir wrote:
> http://www.cointalk.org
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> 5000th Post Contest - Photo Exhibit
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> OK - for Post 5000 lets make a little museum art. Competition for one
> smal 1.10th ounce raw coin AGE, not much but perhaps enough to
> generate some lasting fun and worthwhile exhibits:
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> Here are the rules:
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> Post in a single thread anywhere on cointalk an exhibit of photographs
> with annotation of any coin of your choice. The exhibit which best
> meets Aesthetic, Educational and Numismatics goals laid forth will
> win. Three judges will rule, myself and I'll need two more volunteers.
> Ribbons will be awarded for 1,2md and 3rd place prizes.
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> Subject Lines should say exactly:
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> Exhibit: Coin Type - Coin Date - Photographed Date - Artist
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> for example
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> Exhibit: Standing Liberty Quarter Type I- 1917 - Photographed March
> 2008 - Ruben Safir
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> you can use your handle if you want.
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> Judge points:
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> 10 Points: Numismatics:
> It has to be a coin and the subject of the exhibit must be coin
> related. The right up should discuss details of the coin as they
> pertain to your photos and how your photoed your coins to display
> their character.
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> 10 Points: Art:
> Your photographs should be beautiful and unique. The aesthetic quality
> of the photographs is the purpose of the contest. The exhibit of
> photo's, arrangement, theme and photographic technique will all me
> considered
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> 10 Points Educational:
> Your exhibit must have genuine educational merit. Historical,
> artistic, and numismatic education all count equally .
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> Extra information: An extra 10 points will be given for using only
> Free Software to manipulate your images and design your exhibit. The
> Gimp, Inkscape and Openoffice are examples of good software to work
> with, and work on a vareity of platforms. YOu should discuss this in
> your wirte up or in a message in your thread.
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> http://pythonide.blogspot.com/2008/1...-software.html
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> Questions relating to your entry in order to help judge it will be put
> in your thread and responding can be nice
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> Things not considered: The rarity and the value of the subject
> coin...I don't care although beautiful coin designs make interesting
> subjects !
>
> Ruben Safir
> http://www.nylxs.com
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I'm sorry
http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=44320#post471350
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