Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

[jewelg]

Chicken confetti!

Clearly, I should have come up with this earlier (if someone hasn’t already!)... this snack shall henceforth forever be called “Chickonfetti”

 

[Roses1421]

This is Rosemary my lavendar Orpington!

 

[Glwyandotte]

Do pictures on here HAVE to be of fowl (Chickens, Ducks, Geese, etc.) I took a really beautiful picture of a hibiscus flower. But if I can’t enter it can I still post it? (I just want people to see it )

 

[MaryJanet]

Do pictures on here HAVE to be of fowl (Chickens, Ducks, Geese, etc.) I took a really beautiful picture of a hibiscus flower. But if I can’t enter it can I still post it? (I just want people to see it )

I'd love to see it!

 

[ronott1]

Do pictures on here HAVE to be of fowl (Chickens, Ducks, Geese, etc.) I took a really beautiful picture of a hibiscus flower. But if I can’t enter it can I still post it? (I just want people to see it )

It is fine to post it for picture of the week! The rules say:

Your Submissions MUST:

• Be an image you took & own the rights to
• Be a sharp, clean, picture that's at least 800 pixels wide
• Include a short sentence about your picture, e.g., "My overly friendly Buff Orpington named Alehendra"
• We prefer "landscape" (sideways) photos, but we'll accept really awesome"portrait"(tall) pictures... we just may need to crop them

Submit your POW by simply replying to this thread and attaching an image

We don't have a strict process or time-frame for how/when the POWs are posted, but in general they will be posted to the homepage weekly, and clicking on the POW will bring you to the post within this thread where the image was submitted.

 

[Glwyandotte]

This is a picture of my red Hibiscus Bush after I watered it.

 

[MaryJanet]

The best thing about this thread is that if you follow it, it becomes "picture of the day" and sometimes "picture of the hour"

 

[Poultry by the Numbers]

The Sussex photobomb! Also pictured: Handsome (barred holland roo) and some bh hens

 

[Glwyandotte]

The Sussex photobomb! Also pictured: Handsome (barred holland roo) and some bh hens

Love your BR rooster. They’re not usually that dark.

 

[Poultry by the Numbers]

Love your BR rooster. They’re not usually that dark.

It might be the lighting. He is lighter than most the hens.