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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

AlatarielIdril: Um.... yeah, WOW! Very cool!

0930_23: Congrats on your win in the What Is It contest, Rita. A good image obviously.

TicK


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ro_and: congrats, that is an awesome capture....Ro

cynlee: Wow, I guess so! This is the kind of thing fractalists attempt to create in software programs. So pretty.

nanadoo received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Hmmm - What is it? by luckyshot

billyoneshot: I not sure what it is but dang I love it. Great entry for the contest my friend and I look forward to finding out what it is.

Joanie: OMG, you made a fractal!...lol...Amazing, gorgeous and outstanding Thad!!! I love it! Good luck! I hope you made it in before the deadline :-) And I don't have a clue but I'm guessing John is right...lol

luckyshot received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Oh, What IS It? by cynlee

gbo911: Meerkat?

Jimbobedsel: I think they are watching OB and Biff mud wrestling! LOL.

0930_23: It is the opposite of "Look Up." I don't know what it is, but everyone seems to be interested. Good people shot.

TicK


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4th place
In&Out by zunazet

Eubeen: I think you might have voided the warranty to get this shot. Good focus work in the photo and nice lines. Best of luck in the contest.

0930_23: Congrats on your 4th place finish in the contest. It was a very good entry.

TicK


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5th place
What is it? by krt

mesmerized: I like the colors but they do throw me off as it otherwise makes me think of something internal and unpleasant...good luck in the contest.

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.