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Ended 07/30/17 6:15 AM GMT
Winner: tigger3
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1st place
Nikoneer: Now is this an individual channel for water under a bridge, or part of a set of them, rather like a Roman aqueduct? And I do think this one would be better for the contest, more of a closer interpretation of point-of-view and vanishing points.
-Nik
tigger3 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
corngrowth: Causes to me an 'inverted vertigo', Ted, ☺ ☺ ☺ !
Excellent perspective however!
icedancer: Magnificent angle and view - outstanding contest entry - right into my favs
rvdb: Congratulations on your 2nd place.
Rob
gr8fulted received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place koca: Oh, beautiful Italy. Nice shot.
questjester: Congratulations, Skates!
Dunstickin: I agree that it is a great contest entry!...a wonderful viewpoint for this..
You can tell there is a lot of history in those buildings too!
Nikoneer: Looks like the river wall is as colorful as some of the buildings, covered with graffiti, even when it's painted out. The river channel appears to have been straightened out and controlled by turning it almost into a canal, over the many years that it's been "civilized", a common method of flood control. As wide as it is here the source must be a long way off.... so I looked for it. According to the atlas, the Arno runs over half the width of Italy, originating in the Tuscany mountains. I wonder what this view looks like at night with the windows lit and maybe boat lights on the water. Will be watching for more.
-Nik
4th place Flmngseabass: Congrats on this fine render Frank!!!!
Dunstickin: Amazing artistry Frank!...I really do like the idea!...
Very good luck in the contest mate!
LynEve: Congrats on the placement Frank !
questjester: Congratulations, Frank! :)
questjester: Wonderful and accurate presentation of an artist's point of view, Frank. I love the bee!
Good luck in the contest!!
5th place
Nikoneer: Aaahhh, I see it's now in the contest. Good. It does fit the category well, the Point-Of-View tightly controlled by what you can see through that viewer. Good thing you have a camera that allows you and us to see so much more.
-Nik