Autumn - Fall Colours Photo Comp 2012 VOTES..!

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  1. Marley Farley

    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    :hapydancsmil: Well here we are everyone.. The end of this competition & you all know what that means.!! :biggrin:

    Voting time in our Autumn - Fall Colours Competition of this year..!!! :yay:

    :) This has been a great competition & we have seen some superb photography from you all again..!! :SUNsmile:
    So will it be just as hard/easy to choose 3 photos here!!!!!! :heehee:

    Voting will close at 11,59.hrs. on Saturday 15th December 2012. :dbgrtmb:
    :) So all that remains for me to do is wish, everybody who entered... "Good Luck".! :yay:

    :thumbsup: HERE is a link to the photos to help you decide..

    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 - Please give a short explanation as to why you voted for each photo..

    * The photograph with the highest points wins.
    NO VOTES FOR 2 1st PLACES ETC

    3. Votes should be cast within 15 days after this thread starting.

    All members of the forum get a vote, not just those who've submitted pictures.
    The Winning photos will go in our end of year Gallery..

    Thanks

    Marley. :)
     
  2. Jack McHammocklashing

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    1. Autumn glow - Steve R /Crisp and clear, gives the impression of very cold water, with the warmth of an Autumnal leaf

    2. My local Fishery - Mowgley / Moody well balanced pic

    3. Derelict - Sheal - nice character and subject

    Jack McH
     
  3. Trunky

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    1. Derelict - Sheal. Well composed, has a real autumnal feel to it.

    2. Southern Cemetery - Kris. A very striking image.

    3. Pair of Mushrooms - Ryland j. Interesting subject, simple but effective.
     
  4. Jenny namaste

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    1.Chris "The Southern Cemetery". What a magnificent Guard of Honour for the recently departed. Well captured in its finest Autmn dress.
    2. Sheal "Derelict". A lovely glimps of days past. I love those sombre Autumn colours.
    3) Jack "Autumn Walk". Discreetly captures those two lasses in a private moment of their conversation. Wonderful Autumn hues and a good feeling of space and scale too.
     
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    1. Lifting The Gloom - Trunky. Lovely detail on this shot, it's great to see nature giving us such bright colour this time of year.

    2. Autumn Walk - Jack McH. A depth and clearness brings out the autumn colours as my eyes are led up through the picture.

    3. Broom Hill - WiseOldOwl. There was something about this picture that drew me to it that I can't put my finger on. A typical autumn scene of leaf gathering.
     
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    1. Jack McHammocklashing - Autumn Walk. Covered in autumn leaves/colour, the pathway leads through this scene in a semi curve/diagonal, the diagonal line of trees help to strengthen that pathway and lead you up to the couple out walking (can you hear the swish and crunch?) Full of texture this shot and compositionally excellent!

    2. Kris Lord - The Southern Cemetry. Portrait mode shows the magnificance of this shot which is naturally framed by the first two trees in it, straight and symmetrical the leaf strewn pathway leads your eye up through the trees into the autumnal foliage. Great shot Kris.

    3. wiseoldowl - Broom Hill. Another strong composition here with the diagonal line of trees, the gardener and wheelbarrow add interest to the piled leaves and great autumnal colour from those yet to fall.

    Steve...:)
     
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    1. "Lifting the gloom" - Trunky: amazing colours! post#17

    2. "Colour Cone" - woo: because I really, really *like* it :) post #11

    3. "Rose Hips" - Spruce: Lurve the contrast in colour between the vibrant red of the berries, standing to attention, against the blue sky. post #7
     
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    :smile: What beautiful pictures in this Autumn competition .....WOW
    It's a pity I can't see them all full size.
    My worthy winner is our very own......

    1st..........Jack H.........Autumn Walk. So perfectly simple but so effective.

    2nd..........Ryland J.....Pair of Mushrooms. Unusual subject,just loved it.

    3rd..........Kris Lord....Toadstool. What's not to like about this lovely picture?
     
  9. wiseowl

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    1st...........Steve R........Autumn Glow. Its got Autumn colour,Movement,and texture,and sharpness,its got everything.

    2nd........Jack H.........Autumn Walk..Lovely photo,simple, easy on the eyes.

    3rd........Kris Lord......The Southern Cemetery..Great Subject matter ,good lines and depth of field excellent.
     
  10. Kris Lord

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    1st - My local fishery, Mowgley - Lovely light. I'd put that up on my wall!
    2nd - A pair of mushrooms, ryland.J - I always love a good fungus shot!
    3rd - Pathway, SteveR - Old woods are always a great subject, really well captured.
     
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    1st - autumn glow. Steve R - Cracking detail and depth
    2nd. - Perfect toadstool. Kris lord - everyone loves a good fungi
    3rd. - Acer sango kaku. stongylodon - beautiful autumn colour
     
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    1st Trunky "Lifting the gloom" simple but so effective and not staged
    2nd Jack Mc "Autumn Walk" captures this time of year so well
    3rd Armandii A basket full , look great in a calendar

    Spruce
     
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    1 - Ryland.j - A pair of mushrooms. An unusual and very effective composition of natural and man-made objects. Translucent fungus and leaf are particularly eyecatching.

    2- Steve - Autumn. Glow Beautiful composition with great detail

    3 - Spruce - Rose Hips Just a perfect expression of one aspect of Autumn
     
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