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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

parrothead_kc: I love this, it's wonderful!

wheedance: Lovely! Congrats!

Inkeri: A Magical scene.Gorgeous work,Faved.

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

nuke88: so cool my friend, beautiful!!

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

Akeraios received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Merry Christmas 2012 desktop wallpaper by nmsmith

lonnie0526: simple....yet beautiful! for sure will keep this 1, thanks

Joanie: So beautiful Nathan!!! You always amaze me and I wish I could do stuff like this. Gotta fave it!

solita17: Simple and simply lovely! And faved! Great contest entry too...
mary

nmsmith received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
My First Tree by Kman1087

J_E_F: Wonderful entry!

Kman1087: thank you everyone

LakeMichigan: This is a beautiful capture. His little hand reaching for the tree. I think you should consider entering this into the current contest... Seasons Greetings.
It is the spirit and the excitement of Christmas as seen through little eyes.

4th place
The Cold Road Ahead by lnoyes

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

LynEve: Lovely work John and I especially like the metallic sheen. A montage of thoughts and memories :)

Jhihmoac: Excellent job...Merry Christmas to you and yours...

SEFA: Wonderful work. Good Luck in the contest!

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.