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Contest Results: Decay & Dereliction

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Ended 03/21/18 9:15 PM GMT
Winner: JaiJoli (See the full results)


1st place
Dereliction by JaiJoli

Dunstickin: Well done on winning the contest.

Nikoneer: Sooooo many textures in here, and I do like how one of those hopper style windows is open in the distance, breaking up the flat planes a little. And yes, definitely one that fits the contest theme. bd Two thumbs up!

-Nk

JaiJoli received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


2nd place
A Bit Worn Out by Vickid

Starglow: Lot of wonderful textures here and well worn, great capture.

rvdb: Decay wornen paint broken window and shutter like it alot Vicki.

Rob

icedancer: Keen eye and capture, really like the way there is the old and the new in the same shot - also the textures and detail

Vickid received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


3rd place
Composition of Decomposition by gr8fulted

icedancer: Marvelous composition and rich colours plus detail - what a breath taking view of Mt. Hood and the snow making it really stand out

0930_23: What a view they had back in the day. I like shots of abandoned places like this. The textures are outstanding and Mt. Hood in the background is a bonus. You snagged a goodun'.
Shelby:

TicK


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4th place
Dereliction at Grove Rake Mine by Dunstickin

J_E_F: Reminds me of the scene from the film "Trainspotting"... Good to see you placed Bob.

icedancer: Congratulations on the placement

GomekFlorida: Good job with the 4th place!

bfrank: This is about as derelict as they come, Bob. I doubt you will find any rest in that restroom. Good contest entry.


5th place
Dilapidation by jerseygurl

icedancer: Boy I bet this barn could tell some amazing stories. Super find and capture

gr8fulted: This is certainly a photo of placing in the contest. Congratulations!

Dunstickin: Congratulations on your placement in the contest Laura

GomekFlorida: It is sad to see so many of these classic structures start to decay. Yet that is the natural selection of things, which isn't bad, just the way it is. I am sure it has served its purpose for many years before reaching this state.