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Ended 07/10/13 5:15 PM GMT
Winner: palral
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1st place Bursa: Congrats, great image.
Eubeen: Well I used all my good lines elsewhere so I have no idea what to do now.
I for one care about what I think about skies even if I am wrong 35 times out of 20.
A much better job with the sky this time Roger. Not perfect, but pretty good. You missed those openings on the right of the structure.
Good composition of the scene Roger. Nice lighting, details and textures in the image. There are plenty enough of these old structures poking up through the ground in these parts. This place of yours looks palatial in comparison.
Best of luck in the contest.
palral received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
rvdb: Congrats on you your win Bob.
Rob
GIGIBL: GREAT CAPTURE WELL DONE
bfrank: Great job Bob! Way to go on the contest placement.
biffobear: Rotten to the core...The Wagon that is..Textured nicely...R.
snapshooter87: Another winner, Bob. Really enjoy these old contraptions.
Dunstickin received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place
LakeMichigan: This is a great contest entry .
Wonderful tones and textures .
Good Luck .
LakeMichigan: Congratulations on the contest placement !
Nice entry
captaindrewi: Something about the rotting car that is so very aesthetically pleasing.
Super.
4th place picardroe: WELL CAPTURED.
100k_xle: Put an engine on it and it becomes a Harley.
Like your work on this piece.
gizmo1: Superb photo and great detail.
tigger3: A great find, I bet this is one cool place to check out. I do remember having one like that one. Lol! Just a few years ago. :)
Tigs♥ =^..^=
5th place icedancer: Super info on this old piano and posting
trixxie17: Wonderful highlighting in this Lyn suits this vintage piano well.
luckyshot: Lyn - The composition is wonderful, enhancing the aged look of this old piano. Thad
gonedigital: Certainly looks battered Lyn but a treasured relic indeed, apparently pianos that have been constantly played for a long time wear out, & there's little that can be done to restore them.