Winners of Russian part of the competition: http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners (http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners/en - in English)
The competition in Russia was somewhat special: 90% of our users were newbies (and all the winners are among them), and we started late. The competition was newbie-oriented, and many nominations were thought with maximizing the number of photos in mind: whole buildings, panoramas, building details, amateur shots (that’s important for the newcomers), detailed picturing of a building or a whole architectural complexes… Several nomination places were granted to the partners who have their opinion on what’s important as well.
Wikipedia community already says that most valuable pictures from this competition are pictures of ruins and rare pictures, as it most closely matches the goals of Wikipedia; we understand that professionals’ look may be totally different. But our winners form a full-fledged portrait of the city, show its look and appearance. We think of the competition as a success.
It was one of the first GLAM projects in Russia. It was much of a pilot project, and now we have lots of things to think about.
Tomorrow, on 2nd of November, we open an exhibition in the center of Petersburg with photos from the competition. We will use QRpedia, and we don’t know of any other freely licensed or QRpedia-enabled exhibitions in Russia; we also don’t know about mills in Petersburg :) The exhibition will stay until 14th of December; then it will be moved to Helsinki.
I have visited voting page earlier as well, and I love some of these pictures! Congratulation!
(But there is no mill :))
Samat
On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 22:51, Анастасия Львова stasielvova@gmail.comwrote:
Winners of Russian part of the competition: http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners (http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners/en - in English)
The competition in Russia was somewhat special: 90% of our users were newbies (and all the winners are among them), and we started late. The competition was newbie-oriented, and many nominations were thought with maximizing the number of photos in mind: whole buildings, panoramas, building details, amateur shots (that’s important for the newcomers), detailed picturing of a building or a whole architectural complexes… Several nomination places were granted to the partners who have their opinion on what’s important as well.
Wikipedia community already says that most valuable pictures from this competition are pictures of ruins and rare pictures, as it most closely matches the goals of Wikipedia; we understand that professionals’ look may be totally different. But our winners form a full-fledged portrait of the city, show its look and appearance. We think of the competition as a success.
It was one of the first GLAM projects in Russia. It was much of a pilot project, and now we have lots of things to think about.
Tomorrow, on 2nd of November, we open an exhibition in the center of Petersburg with photos from the competition. We will use QRpedia, and we don’t know of any other freely licensed or QRpedia-enabled exhibitions in Russia; we also don’t know about mills in Petersburg :) The exhibition will stay until 14th of December; then it will be moved to Helsinki.
-- regards, Lvova
Awesome photos! Very nice to have the exhibition. You mentioned glam, so I but to glam people on the cc :-)
Maarten
Op 31-10-2011 22:51, Анастасия Львова schreef:
Winners of Russian part of the competition: http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners (http://ru.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=WLM-RU11winners/en - in English)
The competition in Russia was somewhat special: 90% of our users were newbies (and all the winners are among them), and we started late. The competition was newbie-oriented, and many nominations were thought with maximizing the number of photos in mind: whole buildings, panoramas, building details, amateur shots (that’s important for the newcomers), detailed picturing of a building or a whole architectural complexes… Several nomination places were granted to the partners who have their opinion on what’s important as well.
Wikipedia community already says that most valuable pictures from this competition are pictures of ruins and rare pictures, as it most closely matches the goals of Wikipedia; we understand that professionals’ look may be totally different. But our winners form a full-fledged portrait of the city, show its look and appearance. We think of the competition as a success.
It was one of the first GLAM projects in Russia. It was much of a pilot project, and now we have lots of things to think about.
Tomorrow, on 2nd of November, we open an exhibition in the center of Petersburg with photos from the competition. We will use QRpedia, and we don’t know of any other freely licensed or QRpedia-enabled exhibitions in Russia; we also don’t know about mills in Petersburg :) The exhibition will stay until 14th of December; then it will be moved to Helsinki.
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