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Contest Results: Seasons Greeting!

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Ended 12/28/12 8:15 PM GMT
Winner: Akeraios (See the full results)

1st place
Christmas in the Pines by Akeraios

J_E_F: Perfect for the theme. Glad we didn't wait until after Christmas for this contest. :)

TheWhisperer: This is definately straight into my fav's. Great piece of work you have here - well done!
Ann

Flmngseabass: Exquisite work Hannah!!!!! Congratulations on the remarkable and stunning image!!!!!!!!!!

Akeraios received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Merry Christmas 2012 desktop wallpaper by nmsmith

ekowalska: ... a lovely desktop to keep us glued to the the screen! ...
A wonderful and elegant Christmas image, Nathan. May your Christmas be all you wish it to be and the new year be filled with happiness. Good luck in the constest! :)

nmsmith received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
My First Tree by Kman1087

Eubeen: A wonderful capture and presentation. A nice DoF in the scene and vignetting of the photo. Best of luck in the contest.

LakeMichigan: Congratulations on your 3rd place win in the contest.
You got my vote , I think this was an excellent entry.

4th place
The Cold Road Ahead by lnoyes

Logun7: Nice!! I like it a lot:)

LakeMichigan: Congratulations on your placing in the contest.
Beautiful entry.

Flmngseabass: A powerful and majestic image here!! Superb use of lighting and color. This rocks!:):)

mesmerized: Great detail, perspective, and lighting...that road looks icy and that sky looks cold...a fabulous winter capture...good luck in the contest.

5th place
Contemplation and Christmas by casechaser

Jimbobedsel: That's a masterpiece, John....I feel like I am being watched by a beautiful woman...which doesn't ever happen in real life. LOL. Merry Christmas.

icedancer: Amazing and breath taking work John. Good Luck

purmusic: Wonderful composite, John.

Love the colour palette.. and more so, the final results.

Textures, et al.

And particularly, the divisions created within frame. Think of them, view them as.. 'stories within the story'.


Really nice work.