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Ended 09/20/17 9:15 AM GMT
Winner: Vickid
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1st place tigger3: I have been in the same situation, so I can appreciate your quick reaction to a good photo opt. well done. tigs=^..^
rvdb: Vicki great shot but if I look at the angel you weer really leaning over the guardrail be safe.
Rob
Vickid received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place corngrowth: Congratulations Steve, for your 2nd place in the "Breaking the Rules" contest.
Vickid: This photo is intriguing and really catches your eye. Excellent composition, result works perfectly. Bravo.
LynEve: Intriguing ! - makes us want to see more and wonder what they are doing there in front of the crooked trellis. A Barbeque? A working bee? A garden tour?
braces received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place bfrank: Congrats on third place Chris!!!
tigger3: As you know i have not tried something like this, and I need too! Not sure so about standing in the roadway, I should not be so luck to have a nice policeman ask what the heck I was doing! Chris this turned out great. I also notice the walkway sign, isn't that the long-----------trail we have talked about? tigs=^..^=
4th place 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 trixxie17: I like the composition Raj though it may technically break the "rules"!
jerseygurl: Oh you really broke the rules on this image Raj - if the photography police see this, you're camera will surely be confiscated lol - Good entry
for the contest - Good Luck!!!!!!!!