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Ended 02/26/12 2:15 AM GMT
Winner: Dunstickin
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2nd place zunazet: Wow Yes! Perfect for the contest. Good luck :)
palral: I'm afraid to ask how you could create such a complicated image by accident. Madam Curie created penicillin by accident; so I guess it's possible. One thing about the contests is that you have to have something that's a little different from the others to get an edge. This one should do well. It's a beauty.
Joanie received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place Logun7: Goodness this is an excellent entry!! I know you will be in the winners circle with this one:) Best of luck to you in the contest!
Mythmaker: So much to like about this. The two tone effect, the geometry, the translucent quality you've created so that a great concrete building feels light and airy even in the dark. The quality of complexity without loosing that clean open feel, pretty clever really. One downside, with a shot where the lines and the geometry are so fundamental the slight lack of both vertical and horizontal lines being square to the viewer, and thus parallel with the edges of the image is a bit of an impact diluting element for me. Easy enough to change as the lines are close to square, not much distortion required to make it look undistorted. :)
Mikel.
4th place billyoneshot: Faved and sent to the art council. This is one of the best potraits I have ever seen.
rvdb: Cool....
Rob
krt: Well done on gaining fourth place, David. A great result for an imaginative image.
0930_23: What a beauty of a shot David. Has a good chance of winning the contest I would say.
Lighting is exceptional.
TicK
5th place Sinestro: Nice contrasts, and Utilization's of Silhouette's, Here... The corridor is Full of Feature's, yet, it's Occupant's remain Soulless... Nice work!
Jimbobedsel: Great looking b/w. John. I love the light and shadows!
zunazet: Congratulations on your fifth place in the contest. I really like the pattern of the shadows and the way the people are silhouetted. Black and white worked very well for this one.