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Ended 06/09/16 1:15 PM GMT
Winner: ekowalska (See the full results)

1st place
Meet me at a country road by ekowalska

tigger3: Ewa, I sure don't mind especially if I get to see something like this. Beautiful imagery, and it is so nice to see you post.
tigs=^..^=

J_E_F: I do like a good sunbeam photo.

icedancer: Marvelous capture and scene - I really like this Ewa, gorgeous - a super entry and good luck

ekowalska received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Cowboy Heaven by PatAndre

Flmngseabass: Congratulations Pat for your 2nd place win with this wonderful entry!! This has lots of character:)

icedancer: Spectacular entry and a wonderful capture - really like the colours and texture of the background behind the cowboys - Good Luck it's a winner in my books

PatAndre received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Natural And Artificial Guidance by corngrowth

jerseygurl: Congratulations Cornelius on taking third place!!!!!!!

gonedigital: A neat entry C, blue and brown hues compliment each other well!

elektronist: As always very well framed and taken photo. Good luck in the contest.

trixxie17: Wow - what a great entry Mr. C. - 2 light sources that complement each other not to mention a gorgeous night sky. This should do very well!

4th place
Belly of the Beast by Eubeen

Constance52347: You are really good at these!

Dunstickin: Amazing Work...

Out of the World!

icedancer: Wowser, brilliant design and those colours are fabulous - right into my favs - Bravo - love it

PatAndre: That's a KEEP-PAH. Love all the beautiful colors and the design. Makes for a beautiful desktop.

5th place
Sparky by stylo

bfrank: Congrats Sty on the contest!

Nikoneer: Manipulation is only cheating if it's passed off as pure photography. I usually let members know when I've replaced a sky or something like that (I once saw a lighthouse on this site whose light source was the opposite of that of the clouds behind it... but I suppose he could have been an alien and shot the photo on his home planet?). No worries, dude. I agree with you that manips are a form of creativity (and this is from a fine art major, back in the 1970's).

-Nik