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Contest Results: "What is it?"

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Ended 02/09/12 2:15 AM GMT
Winner: nanadoo (See the full results)

1st place
Fire and Ice by nanadoo

Xetxuna: If this is directly from camera to screen this is an incredible capture indeed! Just WOW.

slushie: Great shot

LynEve: Well done and congraulations on first pkace :)

trixxie17: I say WOW also - this is great and beautiful.

Logun7: Congratulations!!!

nanadoo received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Hmmm - What is it? by luckyshot

cynlee: Some kind of kool-aid? I don't really know, but it sure is pretty and the blue and yellow are intense and complimentary.

Starglow: Beautiful marble effect to a glass vase would be my guess. Lovely anyway.

Starry173: I don't see any aliens in it, and that sure is a relief.lol. I don't even have a guess on this one.
Tom

luckyshot received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Oh, What IS It? by cynlee

Fifthbeatle: Great job on your winning shot!

Marzena: I think they are watching something not really nice ... Slight disgust on their faces ... Some small, rather ugly reptile that cannot jump very high, would be my guess. How about a turtle, perhaps ...
After all, we, secret agents, should know these things. LOL
Yours SAM

4th place
In&Out by zunazet

Marzena: Recently I have become somewhat prejudiced about this contest - since my difficult riddle has been disclosed so easily LOL
Yours looks hard really. Good one too.
SAM

krt: Nice work and a most unusual subject. Well done on gaining 4th place!

5th place
What is it? by krt

J_E_F: Cynlee was the closest then. Good result from a fascinating image.

marcaribe: Congratulations! This is a well deserved winner in the photo contest !
Diane

krt: Thanks one and all for voting on my image, and many congratulations to the other finalists and especially the overall winner!
Okay, my image is.... the inside of a giant walk-in model of a human cell. You can see the endoplasmic reticulum in blue and some organelles in other colours embedded in the cell wall. The model is on display in a museum in Hamburg, Germany (where, incidentally, photography was freely permitted).
So now you know! But I am impressed with the ingenuity of the other suggestions.