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Ended 04/19/16 7:15 AM GMT
Winner: mesmerized
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1st place icedancer: Love Love Love this Pat - brilliant & love those eyes. Right into my favs
LynEve: Congratulations Pat (and Bunny) A well deserving win.
mesmerized: Bunny & I thank you for your votes in the recent contest...an unexpected but very pleasant surprise.
mesmerized received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place icedancer: Congratulations on 2nd place my dear friend
icedancer: A Big Congratulations to him and to the very proud grandparents - Fabulous work
luckyshot: Your grandson is to be congratulated on his work and recognition as salutatorian. You deserve accolades for this fine manipulation - the one I suggest for the contest.
Nikoneer received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place corngrowth: Hello Bob, congratulations for your 3rd place in the 'Manipulation' contest.
snapshooter87: Good thinking, Bob. Really nice.
Tomeast: The robins eggs round here are Blue so we believe. Fine workmanship here.
mirto56: Congrats old friend on winning 3rd place!
4th place
Nikoneer: As a backyard astronomer, Rob, with some experience in looking closer at the night sky (as you may intuit from my avatar), I have to say this is a very nice image, and the soft nature of the manip is closer to what is seen through a telescope than what sci-fi movies have most people believing. The addition of the "Pelican"(?) constellation is a ballsy but artsy move. It looks like a pelican but there are actual "bird" constellations:
"Bird of Paradise" (Apus [latin])
"Eagle" (Aquila)
"Dove" (Columba)
"Crow" (Corvus)
"Swan" (Cygnus)
"Crane" (Grus)
"Peacock" (Pavo)
"Phoenix" (Phoenix)
and "Toucan" (Tucana).
Nice job, and good luck in the contest.
-Nik
5th place J_E_F: Splendid colours!
Tomeast: Quite stunning in full view , fine work.
corngrowth: Hello Sandi, congratulations for your 5th place in the 'Manipulation' contest.
rvdb: Congratulations on your win.
Rob
icedancer: A big congratulations on you placement in the contest - way to go