Caedes

Contest Results: Weird Vegetation

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Ended 05/06/16 7:15 AM GMT
Winner: Lightpainter (See the full results)


1st place
Darwin_Or_What? by Lightpainter

jerseygurl: Congrats on 1st place in the contest - well deserved!!!!!!

Constance52347: Very unusual! They really do stand out against the black. Nice capture!

mirto56: Congrats on 1st place with this entry, Ted! Well done.

mesmerized: Looks like a bunch of black moths have landed en masse...unusual for sure...good capture...good luck in the comp.

Lightpainter received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


2nd place
Shrimp Plant by trixxie17

Constance52347: A wonderful photo of a very strange plant!

luckyshot: Kathy - I saw a plant like this last year and had no clue of its name. Unusual as it is, it is one to remember. Excellent photo!

rvdb: Congrats on your win.

Rob

trixxie17 received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


3rd place
Dracunculus Vulgaris by elektronist

luckyshot: Tanju - If I recall, this flower produces a strong odor that is, well, vulgar. From this photo, it is quite a beautiful large bloom.

LynEve: It is indeed a strange looking plant that rather lives up to it's name if it smells nasty. The purple 'petal' looks quite velvety.
Good find and super entry for the contest.


4th place
CRAZY PLANT by nuke88

jerseygurl: Congrats on taking 4th place in the contest Eugene!!!!!!!

rotcivski: Strange but well painted. Very creative Eugene. It's one that I never seen.

Victor

rvdb: Congrats on your win great image.

Rob

Constance52347: Reminds me of Jack's beanstalk. Very creative!


5th place
Weird 'Palm' Tree! by Dunstickin

Ramad: Makes a good entry for the contest Bob.

Nikoneer: Looks like it ate a frog. You sure it's not one of those carnivorous plants?

-Nik

elektronist: A very different kind of palm tree ;)

Eubeen: Congrats on the contest. I think you've been out in the sun too long. You should seek some shade under one of those palms. Nice details and a great close up on the tree limb, Bob.