It isn't the camera, it's the photographer. Yeah? Sez who?

[falcon7]

<p>I'm game and I guarantee I'll win if I am the sole judge. In other words, the contest is moot because what constitutes "a great photograph" as the OP purports he will be judging is subjective.</p>

[James G. Dainis]

It isn't a contest, just a chance for photographers to show what they can do with the simplest of equipment.

[steve_phillipps]

<p>This statement definitely isn't as true as it used to be. The truth is that today anyone can take a decent picture, with good focus, exposure etc., while in the past this was certainly not the case. And in certain fields like wildlife and sports it's almost certainly true that a mediocre snapper with a D3 and a 400 2.8 VR lens would get better action shots than a pro with an FM2 and a 400 MF lens. Sad, but true. IMHO<br>

Steve</p>

 

[James G. Dainis]

It is now time to post your photos.

 

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[Jim_Tardio]

<blockquote>

<p>C-41 film? How an I supposed to process that? I don't think any of the local supermarkets still accept film for processing.</p>

 

</blockquote>

<p>You're kidding, right Bob? Virtually every Walgreens, CVS, Costco , Sam's Club, some Staples & Office Depots, and even some super markets still process loads of C-41. I take a few rolls to Costco every month.</p>