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Contest Results: Photographic Manipulation

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Ended 06/08/17 12:15 AM GMT
Winner: Dunstickin (See the full results)

1st place
When Worlds Collide by Dunstickin

stylo: your full of it Bob and you know it...remember, i know you! nice trick, you know nobody is going to ask for the so called CD of images you purchase, regardless "not your work"! your a fraud! you couldnt layer in photoshop to save your life. and you didnt take any classes in PS..OMG! you people just sit by and let this happen??? i see you're back with your same old tricks! and to think i was going to post here again...im out!

Dunstickin received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Cottage Industry by Tootles

icedancer: Fabulous work and voted for this - it's so beautiful Congratulations on 2nd place, Bravo

Flmngseabass: Congratulations Sandra for 2nd place here. well deserved!!:)

questjester: Congratulations on the contest!! :)

Nikoneer: I'm glad you discussed all the work you did on it, and now it reminds me so much of the work of the 19th century French impressionists. Delightful and definitely "worth it." My major in college was for fine art and I spent a heckuva lot of time at an easel. I absolutely love the fact that I can do the same thing at my computer, where I can save various versions of my work until I'm satisfied, something I could never do with canvas and paint. Also, now that I'm in my 60s, I can't sit upright at an easel for hours and hours like I used to do. I highly suggest you enter this in the current manipulation contest. It's a placer for sure.

-Nik

Tootles received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Going walkabout by gonedigital

LynEve: Septuplets - very clever !
Excellent contest entry !

Nikoneer: True photo-manipulation is so much more than simply using a texture filter or a piece of software designed to create an effect. I've done a lot of manips in my time, including one I shot of a blue car passing me on a curve in South Dakota's Spearfish Canyon, reproducing the car multiple times from about 6 shots I got of it as it passed. The car was in the open, however, with no trees or iron bars in front of it, unlike this submission of yours. I know precisely what it takes to try a manip like this, taking all the obstructions and different shadows into consideration. This, in my 33-year-photographer's professional opinion, is masterful, and certainly deserves the top position in the contest. Kudos in advance.

-Nik