Thanks Gordo,
We also have buildings that are scarcely visible now and are best photographed
after the leaves have fallen.
November to July makes sense to me, it also means if the contest takes off
there is plenty of time to geocode more articles without images so Rich's list
picks them up.
R
Great picture!
On 19 August 2016 at 12:04, Gordon Joly wrote:
>
> > By the end of November you are down to a little over 8 hours of
> > daylight, the sun will be rather low for a good portion of that, and the
> > weather will be, well, British. In which case another time of year would
> > be pre
> By the end of November you are down to a little over 8 hours of
> daylight, the sun will be rather low for a good portion of that, and the
> weather will be, well, British. In which case another time of year would
> be preferable.
Good month for fog? Also December.
https://commons.wikimedia.or
Thanks Richard,
The original idea was to reuse this list for a photography competition, it has
already been used for some image finding exercises. That said last I looked
about a third had an image already on commons if you searched. I'll clarify
that prizes are for significant effort such as t
Hello,
That's quite an impressive set of articles needing illustrations, I hadn't
realised there would be so many. How many are there exactly? There's
certainly scope for some kind of initiative to whittle them down.
As WMUK is mentioned on the project page I thought it might be worth
providing a
Dear all,
As a result of discussions at last Sunday's London meetup, and to take
advantage of a list created by Rich Farmbrough, I have started drafting
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_United_Kingdom/photography_contest_2016
It hath a talkpage.
Hopefully we can finalise in th
