August 2006 Photo Competition VOTES

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  1. Webmaster

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    Users Vote Guidelines below:-

    1. Competitors cannot vote for any of their own photographs.

    2. Please vote on a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place basis with 1st place carrying 5 points, 2nd place 3 points and 3rd place 1 point - The photograph with the highest points wins. NO VOTES FOR 2 1ST PLACES ETC

    3. Votes should be cast within three days after this thread starting. (cut off 23:59 on 3/9/06)

    All members of the forum get a vote, not just those who've submitted pictures.



    The Winner of the competition chooses the theme for the next competition, which I will start when the voting finishes. So put your thinking caps on incase you are the winner ;)


    Good luck in making a decision, there are some real cracking pictures this month :cool:


    thanks again


    Nathan.
     
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  2. windy miller

    windy miller Gardener

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    This was the hardest yet to vote on. Had a short-list of 10!!! Fantastic pics by all - was really difficult to choose just 3. Here goes:

    1. Suedobie - phalaenopsis
    2. Juliet - Gertrude Jekyll
    3. Bananaman - Pink Power

    (Marge - your marigold was a very close fourth, really good pic)
    Better submit before I change my mind -again!!
     
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  3. Celia

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    Managed to choose 3 (eventually)
    1 Marley Farley - The sun has got it's hat on
    2 Marge - Marigold
    3 Stingo - Charlotte

    Think I've just found out I like yellow flowers!
     
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    1st Frogesques "Ladys Choice"
    2nd Dendrobiums "Cottage Garden Mix"
    3rd Webmasters "What a lovely Bunch"
     
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  5. Stingo

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    Really so difficult to choose this month, here is my choice:

    1. Chocolate cosmos - frogesque
    2. Shropshire lad - rosietu
    3. My aster - roders

    Also loved frans peace rose, alas we can only choose three.
     
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    1. Webmaster... What a lovely bunch
    2. Fran ........ Iris Siberica
    3. Stingo ...... Echinacea
    It gets harder each time, twenty would be easier!many were equally as good making the choice very difficult.
     
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  7. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Every picture is a credit to this competition.
    My choice..
    1st..Fran.Iris
    2nd..Marley Farley.Sunflower.
    3rd..roders.Ladies Choice.
    So difficult!
     
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  8. FANCY

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    1st---marley farley---SUNFLOWER

    2ND.--FRAN ---IRIS


    3RD--BANANAMAN---PINK POWER

    ALL PICS ARE A WINNER HARD CHOICE
     
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  9. Hornbeam

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    Impossible task, but I have gone for the three that I like best and that score well for colour, composition and sharpness

    1st - Marge's Fuschia. Great composition
    2nd - Fran's Iris. So sharp
    3rd - Frogesque's Chocolate Cosmos. Yummy!

    [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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  10. wildflower

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    This was really hard and choosing was impossible so i chose the flowers i like best rather than the best photograph... [​IMG]

    1st stingo ..echinacea
    2nd hornbeam..globe artichoke
    3rd rosietu..hollyhocks..
     
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    1.peace~~fran
    2.sunflower~~marley farley
    3.pineapple power~~banana man
     
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    As the saying goes: 'After much deliberation I have chosen the following' -

    1- Fran.......... Iris

    2- Stingo........ Charlotte

    3- Rosietu....... Hollyhocks


    As always a great selection of pics!

    .
     
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    1st, Rosietu`s Hollyhocks,not a trace of rust,FAB
    2nd, Juliet`s Peony,reminds me of a favourite pillow
    3rd Marley`s Sunflower,made me smile. [​IMG]
     
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  14. marge

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    Well, this was such a difficult choice guys but here goes.......

    Stingo - Charlotte Rose
    (my idea of power in a flower, so beautiful and a good pic)

    MF - Sunflower
    (makes me smile when I look at it and the light is fantastic!)

    Paladin - Paula Jane
    (lovely, crisp pic)
     
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  15. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    How are you supposed to pick just three good ones from all that lot, its impossible.
    So I did a quick scan and picked the ones that caught my eye.
    1st globe artichoke..............Hornbeam
    2nd lotus........................L of L
    3rd what a loverly bunch.........webmaster
     
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