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Contest Results: Tools of the Trade

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Ended 04/02/16 1:15 AM GMT
Winner: Ramad (See the full results)


1st place
Navigation by Ramad

mesmerized: A great entry, Raj, and well presented...best of luck.

icedancer: Big Congratulations Raj on the win - Extremely well deserved - Bravo

Marzena: I just realised that I am but another fan of yours [Pat Andre being the first one] !
And I am even late !
LOL
Hugs
SAM & SAAB

Ramad received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


2nd place
"Tools of the Trade" by icedancer

Ramad: Nice shot of the cute girl doing that "impossible" movement. Good luck in the contest.

mirto56: Great action capture with brilliant colors. Good luck in the contest, Pat.

0930_23: It is a great entry Skates.
This one makes me think of our current campaigner for the presidency----The Donald. Now I see a "shut the duck," movement.
I suspect there are many who would like to do this to "The Donald."
Sorry I got carried away.
Great entry.

TicK


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icedancer received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.


3rd place
Gondola Maker by mirto56

mesmerized: Perfect entry, Doug, and in real time too...looks great in b/w...best of luck.

snapshooter87: Really something to draw ones attention. Simply excellent.

Nikoneer: I don't think I've ever seen a contest entry image fit the theme so well as this one does. It's loaded with tools and the craftsmanship necessary to utilize them, and the B&W treatment accents the old world feel perfectly. A winner. No doubt in my mind.

-Nik


4th place
My Tools by Dunstickin

Tomeast: One even looks like an old brownie that I have but never used , winner here.

0930_23: I think it would make a great entry Owd Timer. Some good looking Vintage Cameras in the mix.

TicK


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5th place
Sheave Wheel by DesertDenizen

snapshooter87: Always interesting to see the tools created by hand in an era that lasted beyond the average human life.

icedancer: Way to go on the 5th place in the contest David

Dunstickin: Good entry....

Industry always had it's own specialised tools to the jobs!..

Good luck!