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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

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.

Dunstickin: I think I prefer this cos it is a 'Photograph'!...

Has all the required necessities for a propper picture

palral received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Seen Better Days by Dunstickin

danika: A perfect contest entry, Bob. I like how you brought out the textures of the old wagon. Best wishes.

GIGIBL: GREAT CAPTURE WELL DONE

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

icedancer: Excellent shot for the contest Bob, love all the textures and detail

Dunstickin received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

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

bfrank: Congratulations on the contest placement!

captaindrewi: Something about the rotting car that is so very aesthetically pleasing.
Super.

danika: Excellent contest entry. Love the rusty textures.

100k_xle: Great Shot of this Old Clunker. The Rust on this beauty would have made a Killer HDR.

4th place
An Old Classic by LakeMichigan

Starglow: I'm sure it made some little kid happy and it made us happy also looking at your fine photo. Neat image.

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

rvdb: Nice work Congrats.

Rob

snapshooter87: How come you didn't get the Christmas tree lights turned on. :-)This place looks like a Pickers dream. Nice work, Marsha.

5th place
From Gold to Dust by LynEve

danika: A perfect contest entry Lyn ... love the history behind the piano. Best of luck.

icedancer: Super info on this old piano and posting

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.