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Contest Results: Photojournalism

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Ended 11/28/13 2:15 PM GMT
Winner: Dunstickin (See the full results)

1st place
Dejected! by Dunstickin

luckyshot: Bob - An excellent photojournalism capture. Hopefully the man has secured a job by now. Thad

Marzena: Yes, the story is a must and we have one good story here. Monochrome approach emphasises the meaning. Great entry for two purposes - present contest and LE will have it with open arms too. I would. And we would give you a big bear's hug - SAM & SAAB.

Dunstickin received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Fire at the Airport by Ramad

Nikoneer: The epitome of photo journalism, Raj. Great color (under overcast skies), focus, capture of the heat waves, and timing. As a former firefighter I have a strong appreciation for such images. There's some grain because of the lack of sun but I think that adds a grittiness of reality to the shot. Thanks for sharing it with us and good luck in the contest (which you don't actually need—you nailed it!). -Nik

Ramad received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
mountains of cranberries by solita17

corngrowth: A very interesting narrative accompanied with a very nice photograph.
I love the lighting in this one, Mary. Very well done!

Regards, Cornelius.

bfrank: Congrats on your placement in the contest. This image is a winner.

4th place
Adding to the Misery by Nikoneer

ro_and: frightening situation, well captured, like the red hope in the back...Ro

LynEve: Glad to see this placed in the contest Nik - congrats :)

Ramad: So many record breaking disasters this year Nik - the latest being the typhoon which had winds gusting up to 237 Miles (land miles) per hour. I wonder how the earth will look in say, 300 years! Beautiful image in spite of the gloom it brings. Certainly a good entry for the contest.

5th place
Let's Go For A Walk by mirto56

picardroe: Nice capture of this big dog, Well done.

Nikoneer: A delightful scene that I have in fact seen several times, here in my home town, but was never lucky enough to capture. You did a great job with it, getting the shot when they were both looking at each other. I also like the offset nature of the subject, good color and the DOF is tack-sharp. I see you've entered it into the contest. A placer for sure. -Nik