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Looking at the concern of @Bob Blaylock. I cannot necessarily speak for anyone else, including the Weekly Challenge Team. I frame it this way because the Weekly Challenge is pretty much wide open to the individual photographer's interpretation, imagination and even capabilities...

The winner of Weekly Challenge July 16-23: "Water" gaining 37.04% of the votes cast in the final round polling is @Vixen A late entry but one the Nikonites liked into the final round and voted to the top of the poll. Congratulations.

Sometime you have an idea; an image in your head. So, you play around with it, try a little this and a little that and the next thing you know, you've created something you can't even recognize yourself. Another abstract photo is born.

"The Descent"

Note: I think I have this worked out, but that does not mean it makes sense or that it is a perfect explanation. The diagrams are based on real numbers, but the math is absent to protect the innocent (keep it visual). I started fiddling with the diagrams the other day, but my Cadd software...

This from my DX D3200 One lens with two focal lengths. It's no wonder people are confused.

Fire July 23-30 This week's photo challenge is Fire. Let's see how inventive, imaginative or creative you can be! Flames, flickers, embers, what it does, how it's used, etc. Color, B&W, HDR...anything goes! Be sure to read the NEW Weekly Photo Challenge Rules & Guidelines for more...

@480sparky, that is a mystery

Depending on the photos. Unless they all had shallow DOF, it seems something should have been in focus. Glanced at the online manual and it does say that, wait, let me do this:

I almost forgot about these little fellers. They were hiding near the cannon. Almost dark and in the shadows. I could just barely tell something was there, before the AF assist lit them up. "A Shot in the Dark"

Ran into Lee again, standing in the same spot, sipping from the same mug. Actually, I borrowed the cap, laid it upside down on a table and got a shot I could cut the back of the cap out and layered it under the cap he was wearing before.

Inspired by @Pretzel finding an invisible person sitting in his living room, I went out searching. Took me a while, but found this guy sipping coffee by a couple trees. Appears to be married. Missed something, but oh well. better luck next time.

I was just wondering if there was a way to make blacktop more interesting. No, not that @Blacktop. It's just blacktop, but maybe a little over-processed. The mysterious road. Bluetop??

Couple shots posted elsewhere, but I figured out how to display here without uploading again. Little bug workin on eating a sycamore tree that I posted in the July MA. Itsy bitsy dime size flower.

I find as time marches on I like less and less to dig into a problem and go for the solution solo, so thought I would inquire of the collective. I use Firefox when browsing and posting. Occasionally I decide to use the backspace key to erase/edit something and evidently do not have my cursor...

"Carly's Mug" from the July 16 Weekly Challenge

"Carly's Mug" Also in Eyelight's Rest of the Story. <<<<Hint Hint. Here's a way to invite discussion about your entry in the weekly challenge thread.

I was dancing with a Sycamore tree earlier this evening and my buggy radar went off. This little feller was eating the Sycamore!

Entry #3 "Sycamore Light at Midnight"

Speaking of ducks.