Thanks, Joe. New and old photos are eligible for the contest, so long as they were taken with a Micro 4/3 camera. Of course shooting something new for the contest makes it more enjoyable!

May I make a suggestion that in the album you post what camera and lens @ what iso/shutter/aperture/focal lenght/filters the image has been shot with. Makes it much more enjoyable to look over the images.

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Cameras :

Panasonic GF-1 w/ 20 mm 1.7
Canon EOS 400 D
Canon EOS 60D (Various lenses)
Panasonic Lumix LX3

Akashi, within the gallery set up for this contest you should be able to view each photo's EXIF information by using the drop down tab under Photo Options where you should be able to find that information, though it can be absent depending upon how the photo was uploaded. Have you checked this method out? That said, I agree it would be nice to have it right out in the open, too.

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Ok ...my first outing with my new G1 and the 40-200mm. Only ended up with 2 good shots and one fitted the comp brief.
Aperture Priority, F4.9, 115mm, ISO160

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Yes indeed it does. I did not see this, thanks a lot. Even nicer if it was posted.

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Cameras :

Panasonic GF-1 w/ 20 mm 1.7
Canon EOS 400 D
Canon EOS 60D (Various lenses)
Panasonic Lumix LX3

Thought i'd throw my picture in the ring. Taken with an e-pl1, kit lens. Thought it was interesting to have such a vibrant rose on the same stem as one that had seen better days...

This one. It seems like the butt's tell a story.
And I wanted to type that because it made me laugh.

I liked that this letterbox was clearly in regular use (it has a single newspaper awaiting the resident rather than being either empty or overstuffed), yet by its appearance has needed maintenance for at least a decade, likely two. To my eye it symbolizes how easy it is to put things off until one day you realize the full magnitude of your accumulated neglect.

Or its just an old letterbox!

The light was interesting that day as the sun was just barely breaking through thin overcast clouds. The result looks a bit 3D to me.

Taken with GF1, Contax G 45mm f/2 Carl Zeiss Planar T*
Handheld, 1/640, at f2, ISO 100
Light post-processing in Aperture 3

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GF1 (only), 20mm f1.7 (usually), LVF1 (increasingly)
Contax G 45mm f/2.0 Carl Zeiss Planar T*
Contax G 90mm f/2.8 Carl Zeiss Sonnar T*

E-PL1 & mZD 9-18mm; 18mm fl, f/5.6 @1/250 sec.

This knitting lady was part of a local Civil War era reenactment event. The device holding the yarn is an actual antique from that period in time. The temperature on this day was at about 98 degree (f) and very humid. The cotton dress she was wearing was also a vintage item.