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Contest Results: Point of View

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Ended 07/30/17 6:15 AM GMT
Winner: tigger3 (See the full results)

1st place
Tunnel Vision by tigger3

icedancer: I think this would make a wonderful entry - good luck

braces: Well Done! A fantastic shot that deserved to win.

corngrowth: Sandi, congratulations for winning the 'Point Of View' contest.
Very well done, my friend!

Ramad: Congrats on winning the contest Sandi. This photo deserves it!

tigger3 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Getting An Eiffel Looking Up by gr8fulted

gr8fulted: Yes, I've been there many, many times. Not sure about the dirigible docking, but it was suppose to come down after 20 years. However, it worked so well for radio signals they left it up. Now, no one can image the city without it.

gr8fulted received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
"Crossing the Arno River" by icedancer

Ramad: Great details along the banks and a good depth in this well taken shot.

Starglow: I'd like to be with you, this is a gorgeous shot.

corngrowth: Pat, reading your narrative, you've a busy life. Much better than being bored all day.
Your hope not tiring me out with all the walking we're doing, is fulfilled. Not because of my physical condition, but because the strolls have been done behind my screen.
Love the wonderful addition of this series.
Have a good stay with your family, in particular with your grandson. Don't let him wearing you out, my friend, ☺ ☺ ☺ .

4th place
Artist At Work by bfrank

Lightpainter: Interesting idea. The stinger of the bee hints that we should "get the point."

questjester: Wonderful and accurate presentation of an artist's point of view, Frank. I love the bee!

Good luck in the contest!!

corngrowth: Frank, congratulations for your 4th place in the 'Point Of View' contest.
Very well done, my friend!

5th place
Take A Look by jerseygurl

Nikoneer: Definitely looks like a great place for a shutter bug to hang out. Marshes and swamps are a haven for a mess of species and subspecies, so are we going to be treated to submissions of birds, bugs and flora native to this area?

-Nik