(((Reflections)))

JUDGED Category

Take a Landscape photo in B & W or transform a photo into     B & W. You can sepia tone the image, frame it, but keep in mind when framing, not to take
away from the image. 

                              Quechee, Vermont

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• #22 Comment from fremoris 
  5/16/08 10:14 PM | Permalink

  I have been disappointed ever since a scatter of mutton displaced your sensuous Quechee, Vermont river pic in this Community Challenge.  How is it possible for a heart-throb shot of animals to win a LANDSCAPE photography contest?  Isn’t that a different category altogether?  Remove the cute woolies and you have a nondescript pasture unworthy of any landscape photo whatsoever.  And how can telephone poles in a ditch snare the second spot?  I don’t know, Chelle.  I think you wuz robbed - big time.  You clearly submitted the winning landscape photo.
  Uncle Bill
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• #21 Comment from sassydee50 
  5/2/08 10:19 PM | Permalink

  I love the curve of the river and the shadows. Great framing job too! Deb ;-)
  
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• #20 Comment from madcobug 
  5/2/08 11:11 AM | Permalink

  Beautiful! Helen
• #19 Comment from oddb0dkins 
  5/2/08 5:16 AM | Permalink

  I like the framing you used. Great shot.
  
  B.
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• #18 Comment from monicasmemoirs 
  5/1/08 11:43 PM | Permalink

  I think I just need a small raft to float on and the scene is perfectly complete! :-)  Nicely done, without doubt!
  
  Monica
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