Free Photo Competition 2012 Week 23 : Results
- Competition Winner
- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- I am very honored to have my photo be one of the top photos in this contest! I think the polar bear was having as much fun as I was. Thank you, I will continue to do my best to impress in the future. Picture taken on a Canon Rebel XSi with a Canon EF-S Lens 55 - 250mm. --Ryan @ rpwphotography.com--
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- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- This is one of my favorites. We had taken a day trip up to Mt. Rainier,WA., it was a really cloudy day, and thought we would not see much, but about half way up the mountain the clouds opened up to beautiful vistas. One turn in the road and we saw this, where all the lower clouds were in place and all the mountain tops peeking above. Using my Olympus E500 I had to fight sun glare, my hubby finally stood over me with an umbrella and I was able to get several wonderful shots. Patty Hannaman
- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- My name is Christopher W Adach and in first place I am product and interior designer. My adventure with photography begun one year ago. I use Nikon D700, which gives me lot of flexibility and fun. For me photography is a great plesure. This picture was taken in Marsden Moor in Yorkshire where I live. It was really unexpected trip I did not expected too much, but eventualy, sunset was really stuning that day. Thanks for awarding my photo in such significant competition.
- Mark Of Excellence
- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- My name is Jaime Cantu and I love to take pictures this one was taken in England on my way to work one day I took the picture with a Sony Cyber shot but since then I upgraded to a Nikon D5000. I have taken pictures from around the world on my travels I now live in Colorado which has some awesome scenery.
- Mark Of Excellence
- Mark Of Excellence
- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- I am wildlife photographer Elizabeth Yureklier DiRosa. This is the time of year to find the Tricolor Heron; this juvenile is cooling himself off on a hot summer-day. The mature tricolor heron is often seen stalking its prey in shallow or deeper water, often running as it does so though the wetlands. The juveniles are the funniest of the herons to watch and photograph. (His smile was taken with my old Sony alpha.)
- Mark Of Excellence
- Photographers Comment
- My name is Kim Holman from Gettysburg PA. I take my camera everywhere with me and on my way to work one day the fog had covered this field. The little calf seems to be hiding in it. I took the picture with my Nikon D5100 1/2000, F/22. Thank you for all of the votes!