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 Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:32 pm Post subject: Rural Contest |
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Attila wrote:
Please post here some of your rural environment shoots ! Please declare camera body , lens and every other technical details what you think it is important to know.
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| Regarding villages vs larger cities, in English we have these two contrasting terms: rural and urban. Rural would provide the suggestion of small-town settings, and urban would provide the suggestion of the big city. Just an idea. That works pretty well, I think, until you come across small communities that are also tourist attractions, such as most of the towns along the West Coast of the US. Many of the communities are quite small, but I wouldn't consider them to be rural. So, the definitions don't universally apply. |
Please rate every pictures with rate function! You can see it below every posts.
Comments would be nice also.
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Orio wrote:
We now have "landscape", "cityscape", and "rural" contests.
While difference between landscape and cityscape should be (if I understand well) that landscape is shot outside of cities, while inside cities and villages it's called "cityscape", the difference between "landscape" and "rural" environments escapes me.
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Attila wrote:
http://forum.mflenses.com/more-shoots-in-contests-t33249.html
Please read last post from Michael , explanation is there. |
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Orio wrote:
Then maybe it would be a good idea to copy that message here, because I think that many people (at least, the latin-based language people) will understand rural as "countryside" and not as "villages".
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Excalibur wrote:
Just a church outside London
Hex 28mm f3.5
Road leading to a village:-
Ensinor 80-200mm
and it's one of my favourite sites for test shots:-
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Olivier wrote:
Rural village near Nice.
French Riviera. 
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Olivier wrote:
At the opposite.
Wimereux on the Channel.
Northern France
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Orio wrote:
5DmkII, Contax Vario-Sonnar 28-85:
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Excalibur wrote:
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We now have "landscape", "cityscape", and "rural" contests.
While difference between landscape and cityscape should be (if I understand well) that landscape is shot outside of cities, while inside cities and villages it's called "cityscape", the difference between "landscape" and "rural" environments escapes me. |
erm The confusion in the world of the English language is because of American English and UK English (International English) 
Rural in the UK is simply "not in the city" and "cityscape" seems to me to be an Americanism (but maybe not and is just a modern word).
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fish4570 wrote:
Y'all's rural ain't nowhere near rural as my rural.
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fish4570 wrote:
One more, FED-2, I-26, Ferrania 100:
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Farside wrote:
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Y'all's rural ain't nowhere near rural as my rural.
Konica S III, fixed Hexanon 47/1.9, BW400CN:
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I do like that. I was thinking it was a Gin Palace until I noticed the evidence of sheer horsepower with the stubby smokestacks. I take it it's one of those barge haulers?
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fish4570 wrote:
Dave, you are correct. Pushers like that can move nine barges full of coal at a whack all the way to Mobile. This part of Alabama has been mined for coal for 150 years.
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peterqd wrote:
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| Rural in the UK is simply "not in the city" and "cityscape" seems to me to be an Americanism (but maybe not and is just a modern word). |
You also need to remember that the word "city" in the UK is specifically a place which has been granted a Royal Charter and so has a special prestige or status. Usually, towns with cathedrals (the admin centre of a diocese) have city status. There are hundreds of large towns which aren't cities.
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peterqd wrote:
This my "city" but I think rural is the right section 
Pentax K-x with 18-55 kit lens
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patrickh wrote:
Classic Olde Englande
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Orio wrote:
Lovely image, Patrick!
Beautiful ones as well, Peter!
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trifox wrote:
one more from England ...
I do not know whether this is rural but the land around is -- huge and belongs to this house ... including very very nice horses...
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Orio wrote:
Very nice, Stan! I love the heather.
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ZeiEizh wrote:
Old town.
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visualopsins wrote:
city/metropolis
suburbs/city surrounds
small town/village
rural/farm community
country/foothills
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fish4570 wrote:
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
I don't see rural in many of the shots posted, well, not what I would consider rural, but I am a country boy so my definition of rural probably differs somewhat from those that live in urban areas. For me, if it's rural there has to be the smell of animal excreta in the air and nothing modern or developed in sight! lol
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Attila wrote:
Pile of excrement in a field very, very good I like it |
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