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Contest Results: Technology

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Ended 09/01/13 7:15 PM GMT
Winner: Marzena (See the full results)

1st place
Tribute to all by Marzena

rvdb: Good entry and good luck SAM.

Rob

Marzena: THANKS TO ALL THE FRIENDS WHO CONTRIBUTED WITH THEIR PERFECT SKILLS, KINDNESS AND EXCELLENT POWER OF JUDGEMENT.
MY DEAR UNCLE WOULD HAVE BEEN HAPPY TO KNOW THAT I WAS GOING TO HAVE SUCH FRIENDS.
SAM & SAAB

Marzena received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Technology! by Dunstickin

mesmerized: CONGRATULATIONS, Bob.

LakeMichigan: Congratulations Bob .... great entry !

0930_23: I like the claw feet, Owd Timer. I have a claw foot table.
Great shot and good (Possible) entry.

TicK


LynEve: Well done on your placement in the contest with this very fine photo Bob.
Well done !!

Dunstickin received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Pipe Fittings by Joanie

third_eye: The Warp Drive engines on the Enterprise are supposed to be classified... how'd you manage a shot? ;-) Nice job. Kudos on placing 3rd in the contest.

picardroe: NICE WORK JOANIE

Ramad: The image looks like pipe connections in a high pressure turbine Joanie. Hope Angie's health problems will be solved with the help of modern medicine and that she recovers soon.

4th place
Stay connected.... by egggray

braces: Where would we be without these? Good thinking and a good image Gregg. Good luck.

rotcivski: It's a good image, Gregg/ could be the winner.

Victor

LynEve: Well done Gregg - congratulations. A simple piece of technology that does such a big job. It was a great entry and well deserving of a place

5th place
Outdated by Zeniac

LakeMichigan: Congratulations on the contest placing.
Great entry !

mesmerized: Nice detail and treatment on this old relic...good luck in the contest.

Sinestro: Beautifully composed and Orchestrated!!

Zeniac: thanks all

LynEve: Well done on your contest placement !
I am sure there are others for whom this old iron brough back memories. This was the cutting edge of technology when it replaced the old 'flat irons'