Monet style portrait, by Gina
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| Click image to see a larger view in Gina' gallery. |
After a break of a few weeks during July, Picture of the Day returns for a new season this month. Not only that, I'm inviting you to help select images from the DPNow photo gallery to be featured in future POTDs. You do need to be a registered DPNow forum member, but even if you aren't it's simple to register. All you need to do is to post a comment on your favourite gallery images, describing why you feel the image is worthy of POTD status, mentioning 'POTD' so I can search for your nominated images. For more details, see my forum post on the subject.
Gina is our featured photographer on the DPNow Picture of the Day this Monday. As usual, Gina focuses on people. Despite the UK's pretty dreadful summer this year, we can imagine how a perfect summer would be through this very engaging scene. This image drew some attention in our ongoing 'Scenes of Summer' challenge and assignments thread on the forum. Maybe you have some summer scenes to share with us, too?
Would you like one of your pictures featured on DPNow's POTD?
We are always on the look out for great pictures posted to the user-galleries here on DPNow. POTDs are selected from the gallery and featured every week day. The gallery facility here is completely free; all you need to do is register as a user on our discussion forum and you will get an automatic 25MB of space, which is good for around 125 pictures uploaded at web resolution, about 200K per picture. At the time of writing we had just under 13,000 pictures on the galleries and it's well worth a browse.
Picture of the month
At the end of each month we will select our favourite image of the month and declare a Picture of the Month.
The DPNow Golden Gallery
Our ultimate accolade, the DPNow Golden Gallery, is reserved for what we feel are the very finest images. We invite anyone to submit their pictures for inclusion in the Golden Gallery. Why not have a look at the Golden Gallery submission form? The vast majority are usually rejected, which is why we feel that the ones we do feature are extra special.
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