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Not-the-Print Projected Image Competition Round 2
The deadline for entries for this competition is tomorrow, 18 November. It is being run as if it were a PI competition.
It may be worth a reminder that the prescribed subject for Advanced entrants is A Line From A Poem.
You may want to use your image directly to illustrate the line. So, “Zebra crossing puddles in dips of the dark stripes” from Adrian Mitchell’s poem “Watch Your Step – I’m Drenched” may well be a picture of puddles on a zebra crossing.
Alternatively, your chosen line may invite a less literal image. “Life, what is it but a dream?” from Lewis Carroll’s “A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky” doesn’t have to include either a boat or a sunny sky.
Indeed, it’s quite permissible to take a line quite out of its context. As your photo title, it doesn’t have to refer back to the whole poem it’s from. If, say, you use Wordsworth’s “Ne’er saw I, never felt, a calm so deep!” as your title, it needn’t have anything to do with Westminster Bridge or a river. It could be used for a picture of a sweetly sleeping elephant.
Whatever you choose, when you send in your image, please title it in this format, including the poet’s name: 03_Ne’er saw I, never felt, a calm so deep! William Wordsworth_666Z. | 
