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Ended 03/21/19 4:15 PM GMT
Winner: rozem061
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1st place LynEve: Congratulations John, I am not at all surprised his was he winning entry.:)
rozem061: Thanks for the "fave", Vicki
Very much appreciated
Kind regards !
John
mesmerized: Such sweet faces and super closeup...a marvelous contest contender...best of luck, John.
rozem061 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place casechaser: "Alright Richie, I'm ready for my close-up!" What a fabulous capture of this bird's head!
tigger3: I love how well detailed he is, and his markings are superb! ...S.
trixxie17: Such a great focus on the head and eye!
0930_23: Congrats on your 2nd place win, Count.
Great entry.
biffobear received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place trixxie17: Congrats on the 3rd place finish and also on having this selected as the image of the week for 03/10 - 03/17.
corngrowth: Lyn, congratulations for your 3rd place in the 'Animals' contest.
Well done!
LynEve: John, I promise I shall never ever smile at one. What an horrific tale.
4th place LynEve: Congratulations on our placement with this endearing photo
regmar: This image conveys the whole "happy dog" thing quite well. I feel that maybe you pushed the contrast a bit far. Here's why: Back when I was in school in TV production (a thousand years ago) they always said that the technique should convey the message and not draw attention to itself. Any attention drawn to the methodology distracts from the message.
Now of course all this goes out the window when the technique IS the message - in which case put the pedal to the metal and distract away!