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Contest Results: The Four Elements

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Ended 04/24/15 1:15 AM GMT
Winner: stylo (See the full results)

1st place
The 4 Elements by stylo

douglask: Where's your big moon.

mesmerized: Marvellous entry, Chris...you got it all going here and beautifully blended to arrive at this fabulous creation containing all 4 elements...and, I agree wholeheartedly with the sentiments you expressed in your intro as well...best of luck in the contest...faved.

stylo received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Sandy Day by GunnerMan

susanlynn: Kalen, You've come up with an intriguing and beautiful photo in this one. The contrast between the sand and sky is amazing. Very nice work.

FlimBB: Grats on your 2nd place win in the contest. This is a great piece with fantastic depth, focus and lighting.

GunnerMan received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Fantastic Four Elements by bfrank

FlimBB: Grats on placing in the contest, Frank. This is a well assembled piece, not to mention the individual photos which would each stand on their own.

corngrowth: Frank, congrats with your 3rd place in the contest.

picardroe: This is well done Frank, Nice work.

4th place
Hareshaw Rainbow by biffobear

Dunstickin: They always look great when this happens! .. Looks good here!.....

Jimbobedsel: Nice long exposure shot with a strong looking rainbow. Excellent colors, too. Well done, Biff.

mirto56: An impressive capture, I've never seen before here. Looks pretty easy to follow it and find the pot o'gold!

5th place
~ The Wind ~ by mesmerized

bfrank: Fine work Pat. I am sure we have all been touched by the wind on so many levels...I know I have.

icedancer: Your poem is beautiful and so is this outstanding creation of the sceen - really does look like the wind

GunnerMan: Nice work, really loving how the sky is folding away in the corner. Just as I take in the subject and start to 'metabolize' it I see the folds making me wonder what is going on behind there. Reminds me of what they think it would look like to see a black hole up close.