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Ended 07/03/19 10:15 PM GMT
Winner: rahto
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1st place
corngrowth: Robert, congratulations for winning the 'History' contest.
Very well deserved!
bfrank: I really like this B&W version. That's a sharp looking photo, Rob.
mesmerized: Congratulations, Bob!...a beauty of a shot.
tigger3: I agree with Tick, and Frank and your choice of editing is superb! tigs=^..^=
rahto received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
corngrowth: Vicki, by reading your narrative, I like to say that, because of the difficult lighting conditions, to me you've achieved the best possible result, so there's nothing wrong with your photographic skills and camera!
Very interesting post (both image and narrative) and a good contender for the current contest as well.
If you would decide that this will be your entry, I wish you Good Luck with it.
PS: I'm still laughing by the first lines of John's hilarious comment above!
Vickid received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place mesmerized: Wonderful color and texture and great subject matter in this nostalgic old building...nice to hear it's still in use when so often they tear down the old buildings of this nature.
mesmerized: Congratulations, Lyn!...great shot.
4th place bfrank: Very inspiring and I can imagine how awesome it is with different angles of light beaming through. Great capture Bob.
koca: It looks so beautiful and peaceful. Great work.
0930_23: It sure gives one a feeling of peace and security Owd Timer.
Such a welcoming scene.
Great photo and looks like you won another contest.
TicK
5th place Roseman_Stan: Fine historical post Tick. Thank you.
LynEve: Excellent entry Tick !!
trixxie17: That is always a good one to see Tick - I love Tribune blunders as I always hated that paper.
WTFlack: Many Congratulations on fifth place
Ramad: A rare picture and a very good entry for the contest Tick. How a newspaper can print such headline is beyond my imagination.