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Ended 07/03/19 10:15 PM GMT
Winner: rahto
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1st place
0930_23: I love how they named their planes and had artwork to match Bob.
They were long range heavy bombers.
I do like the treatment on this beauty.
TicK
bfrank: I really like this B&W version. That's a sharp looking photo, Rob.
rahto received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
corngrowth: Vicki, congratulations for your second place in the 'History' contest.
Very well done!
mesmerized: Congratulations, Vicki!...well done.
WTFlack: Many Congratulations for 2nd.
jerseygurl: Congratulations, Vicki, on taking 2nd place in the contest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vickid received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place Ramad: Tose tin sheets have withstood wind and weather well I guess. (I don't mean that they are from 1878). Nice find and shot Lyn.
WTFlack: Many Congratulations on third place.
Flmngseabass: Way to go Lynn!! 3rd place is not too shabby!!:):) A wonderful representation for the contest:)
4th place Ramad: It must be huge and I can imagine how impressive it must be.Lovely colours and details. This will make a very good entry.
WTFlack: Many Congratulations on fourth place.
bfrank: Very inspiring and I can imagine how awesome it is with different angles of light beaming through. Great capture Bob.
5th place tigger3: Excellent for the contest, good luck. tigz=^..^=
Vickid: Excellent entry for the contest, with a twist... the capture says it all.
Nikoneer: A classic of political history, here in America, but this is a version I�ve never seen before, instead always seeing the one in which Truman is at a large venue, holding the newspaper over his head. Then, reading your post, I understand why I�ve never seen it. A terrific recreation and so lucky for you to be there at the right time.
-Nik