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Contest Results: Breaking the Rules

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Ended 09/20/17 9:15 AM GMT
Winner: Vickid (See the full results)

1st place
Quick...take a photo before the sailboat........ by Vickid

questjester: Congratulations, Vicki! :)

elektronist: Great timing! Good luck in the contest.

corngrowth: Vicki, I've enlarged your image bigger than a full screen size image, and saw that the sailboat had anchored there (in a sealane?) without using the proper black anchoring sign in the mast.
A risky situation, because the people on the bridge of this ferry, responsible for a safe navigation, could have been brought in doubt now. To me bad seamanship of the sailors on this sailboat.
Fine capture however, and a good entry for the current contest.
Good Luck with it, my friend!

Vickid received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Profiles by braces

tigger3: This so different coming from you Mr. B. good one! tigs=^..^=

rvdb: Congrats on your win.

Rob

corngrowth: Steve, I don't know whether this will be your entry for the current contest.

If not, think it over, as this would be a very appropriate entry.
If so, Good Luck with it, my friend!

braces received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Light trails on M66 by stylo

Tootles: Oh, before I forget.... faved!

corngrowth: I wondered how this capture was taken until I read your narrative, Chris.
Think you've showed the image already on the display of your camera to the police officer. Think she was impressed. Could be an explanation why she was that kind to you, ☺ .
Excellent camera work resulting in a perfect night shot!

4th place
Breaking the Rules by Dunstickin

gonedigital: Broken the rules hey Bob! oh boy your a bad lad. (o:

questjester: Congratulations in the contest, Bob! :)

icedancer: Good one and good luck

LynEve: Well done Bob !

bfrank: Congrats Bob. You placed fourth but could have easily won I thought.

Nikoneer: When the subject is a landscape, with the elements of the photo in the distance, wide spread, then the rule of thirds probably applies more often than not. Here the main subject is these three people on a bench, a subject you've centered. Since centering pairs well with symmetry, it stands to reason that the foreground, the grass, and the background, they sky, should be centered as well. I think it works well.

-Nik

5th place
Broken Rules by Ramad

Nikoneer: Naaaaaww... he broke the rules during class and now he's being forced to hold his beak to the blackboard. When I was in second grade I didn't get this punishment... I was locked in a closet (but the nun forgot the light switch was on the inside :o).

-Nik