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Winner: Hanging on - Water Drops
Birdman50

Sparkling Like Diamonds (Nature) Challenge finished on Saturday, 17 Oct 2015 This challenge gives you the opportunity to showcase your beautiful pictures where the subjects are sparkling like diamonds. For example, sun on dappled water, early morning dew on the grass, rough diamonds recently dug out of the ground or other rocks and minerals which sparkle, the sun on fresh snow, or ice crystals. Please, no ready-made jewellery, polished gemstones or man-made objects. Macro and close-ups welcome. Size of entry: 1,600 pixels on the longer side.

Winner: Aom
aarif

Portraiture Challenge finished on Saturday, 17 Oct 2015 She's a Model

Winner: The 3 little pigs
picture purrfect

- Animal Photography : Piglets- (Full Colours Only + Border + Title watermark) Challenge finished on Thursday, 15 Oct 2015 Take a well composed photo of one or more than one live piglets(s) (or any subspecies which looks very similar to piglets). If there are humans they should not be significant (less than 0.5% of the photo area.). Put a Border on the photograph and watermark a Title on your entry. Photo can be taken with any camera, i.e DSLR, SLR, Mirrorless, Compact, Smartphone, etc... .

Winner: Citi Field Twilight
Michael L NYC 99

Architectural twilight shot Challenge finished on Thursday, 15 Oct 2015 You have seen them on real estate magazines and home and lifestyle mags...those amazing shots where the lights are on and the place looks just oh so inviting. These shots are not easy and require a real balance of lighting..do some research on real estate photography and you should get some ideas...these are not night shots, the window for shooting these is quite small, and depending on location could be mere minutes. You need to plan your shot and know in advance what settings you should be on...anyway go out and give it a crack

Winner: Lily
bertapei

Flower Challenge finished on Thursday, 15 Oct 2015 Part II - another challenge of the same name since the previous Flower challenge filled quickly. go for it - illustrate the word "Flower" in your entry.

Winner: the old gantry sunset
ARCHIE MCKINNON

My Best Photo of the Week Challenge finished on Wednesday, 14 Oct 2015 Did you capture a wonderful photo this week, but there's no current and appropriate challenge to display it? Here is your opportunity to show it to us. Make sure your entry is 1,600px MAXIMUM on its longer side. Please remember that this is a family-friendly site, and enter photos appropriate for everyone to view

Winner: VIKING CHURCH
TX Photo Doc

Places of worship in a non-urban setting Challenge finished on Wednesday, 14 Oct 2015 Submit your best photo of a church, chapel, synagogue, mosque, etc. in a non-urban setting. In other words, a place to worship that is not obviously in a city environment. Make sure it is identifiable as a church with a cross, star, sign, or other religious symbol. Give your photo a title, and identify the location!

Winner: MICROLIFE
DIM POL

Macro - Where did it go? Challenge finished on Wednesday, 14 Oct 2015 Submit a Macro photo showing that some small life-form had been there, but it is not there anymore. Examples I just thought up: It could be miniature footprints from an insect/spider/bug, but the organism has left the scene of the crime - LOL. Or maybe, a spider web where you just can't see or find a spider there anymore. And it doesn't have to be in the animal kingdom, it can be a macro photo of *any* type of life-form that was once there - be it plant, fungi, etc.... From the author of this challenges: I strive to bring challenges to the community that are not repeats of my previous challenges. I have strove, tried very hard, to offer challenges that are fresh, new, and unique to my past challenges. It has become more and more difficult to deliver new and fresh challenges that are not repeats of my past challenges, but I consider it a challenge to myself to offer new and fresh challenges to the community that aren't the simple repeats that other challenges often deliver.

Winner: Cecropia Moth (Hyalophora cecropia)
RTvan

Moths Challenge finished on Tuesday, 13 Oct 2015 Now that we have looked at the broad types here we go into the more specific. This challenge is for moths ONLY (in any stage of life as long as there's no threat to the moths or the offspring). No butterflies or any other animal but MOTHS. All other entries will be disqualified. Please provide a general location of where your moth photo was taken. Blank descriptions will be disqualified! Moths must be in natural habitat, no human body parts (hands, faces, etc) are allowed. Lets so all of the amazing species! The idea for judging this challenge is to see what photo best helps ID the moth in question.

Winner: Bridge over Vintgar Canyon - Slovenia
acooper

Bridging the Gap (with Border and Title suiting a postcard) Challenge finished on Monday, 12 Oct 2015 Bridges...What a marvelous invention, and what fantastic design goes into constructing them. Take a photo of a bridge, any bridge and present it in the Picture Postcards series. The choices of bridges are endless. A small wooden bridge in a garden, or a huge bridge spanning a great waterway. How about a small covered bridge? Or maybe London Bridge. I expect to see one or two at least of San Francisco Bridge too...Add a border and a title befitting the image and resize it to a maximum of 1800px on its longest side. Lets cross the gap together!

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