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*****Challenge #41 Peace: Results*****

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Thanks again to all participants.

It was wonderful to see how the theme of this challenge means very different things to different people: infants and elders, landscapes and sunsets, newborns and cemeteries, religious symbols, water and snow, and more. Selections here reflect photos that either capture or induce the challenge theme, photos that breathe.

Link to original challenge: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=27126927

Honorable mention, in no particular order:

In a World of Her Own, Peter Gat



Truce, troscoe



The Old Man and....The Sheep, Veenee



quietness, phipop



10. Cornish Tranquillity, ChrisSmall



9. untitled, BDUB



8. Tranquility broken, morris



7. Peace in the Valley, RichardR



6. Peace, rhlpetrus



5. Peaceful Afternoon by the Lake, chosen1



4. American War Cemetery, VAT69



3. A Peace-ful Nap, malcolmgb



2. Remember John Lennon, gobongo



1. Peaceful Serenity, BleekerStreet

 
Congratulations, Wes! A deserved winner, without a doubt.

Thanks Twisty for hosting - you can relax now and, like the rest of us, look forward to the next Challenge

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Cheers, Peter

 
Bleekrer,

Congrats. Before you host the next one. I'd like to know the EXIF on your file. Your exposure and shutter speeds were terrific...how did you manage to avoid blur on the girl with slow shutter speeds?
 
for the 1st place image.

Good job running the challenge Twisty.

Some really good images, congratulation to all participants.

Best, Renato.
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Regards, RHLPedrosa

 
EXIF:
Camera: Nikon D50
Lens: 18-55 Kit Lens (Yup!)
Exposure: 4 sec
Aperture: f/14
Focal Length: 38 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
PP: Sharpening & color adjustment in Photoshop CS

I was at the right place at the right time...As I was packing up to leave, I noticed this girl in the distance gazing at the cascades of the Winooski River. I hustle over to her location and began snapping shots. I did not have a remote with me, so I ignited the shots with the D50's built-in timer (this was excruciating). She was as still as a stone! The photos pretty much looked like this right out of the camera, but I did run them through photoshop for light PP.

Thanks,

Wes

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/bleekerstreets/
 
My congrats added as well to BleekerStreet. I'm looking forward to what you choose as your challenge. Well done also to the other top picks. Thanks to Twisty for conducting this one, and I'm very honored to have managed a mention among this field.
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Roscoe

 
Congratulations to Wes for his wonderful photo, and to everyone who participated, there where some really good images (as always) . Thanks a lot Twisty for running the Challenge.
Regards Alex
 
Congrats to BleekerStreet, Thanks for hosting Twisty. Fine selection all around by all entrants.
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Rich
 
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