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Contest Results: Seen better days

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Ended 07/10/13 5:15 PM GMT
Winner: palral (See the full results)


1st place
History in Rubbles #3 by palral

Joanie: I still say the 2nd one. Who cares what Wendell thinks about skies?!...lol...Although this is beautiful too!!!

Ramad: This is perfect and this will do Roger because it shows the building in its natural colour and state. The yellow grass in front contrasts well with the brownish building.

palral received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


2nd place
Seen Better Days by Dunstickin

GIGIBL: GREAT CAPTURE WELL DONE

tigger3: A perfect contender for the contest Bob, very good!!!
Tigs♥ =^..^=

palral: My recollection, Bob, is that you win most of these contest already which is why I never enter. I did notice a flaw. There's some phantom leaves that were not eliminated by the sky directly above the sign and to the far right of the top of the wagon.

Roger

P.S. My eyes aren't that good. How come you seem to be getting a pass from some very good photographers above? Must be feeling sorry for you after the terns pooped all over you.

Dunstickin received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


3rd place
..where old cars go to sleep - part 2 by Zeniac

LakeMichigan: Congratulations on the contest placement !
Nice entry

LynEve: Best of luck in the contest with this fine entry.
There is wonderful detail in all that rusted metal.

LakeMichigan: This is a great contest entry .
Wonderful tones and textures .
Good Luck .


4th place
An Old Classic by LakeMichigan

Tedi: My beautiful old tricycle. I love it, thanks. Awesome capture.

trixxie17: Boy that brings back memories - cool find.

gonedigital: I like the simplistic design of the old tricycle Marsha, and your photo editing technique is appealing. (o:


5th place
From Gold to Dust by LynEve

icedancer: Super info on this old piano and posting

rvdb: Congrats Lyn very nice work.

Rob

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.