Photo Competition for November 2010

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Taken on Cannon Breach, Oregon, Nov. 13, 2020. This was my first trip to the Oregon Coast and will not be my last trip there.

This also my first post on these forums and wish to say hello to everyone.

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Image of an old bike that I usually see everyday. Took the chance to ask the owner if I can take some shots and he agreed. Converted the image to a photo art inside photoshop and Topaz Labs Simplify plugin. Nikon D70 with 18-70mm f3.5/4.5 ED Lens.

Thanks for viewing.

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An old mexican candle lamp hanging outside the house. I was attracted to the rusty texture and the way the setting sun lights up the lamp. Nikon D70 with 50mm f1.8D lens.

Thanks for viewing.

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This picture was taken in my garden, following the first fall of Winters snow in november.

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Taken on a very crisp morning with very low sun Canon 7D 17-85mm

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Originally Posted by ScoutR

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Lumix G1: 20mm: 1/400s: f11:ISO 200: 20mm

Wendy

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I think this is really good.

Note said voting was now open, but I don't see a poll??? Help, please.

There is no poll

You send a Personal Message to Colin with your choice

Remember to clearly identify the image for which you are voting.

Colin's message about this says:-

Just a quick note to let you all know that voting is now open for the November competition:

Voting is easy - simply reply to this private message stating the POST NUMBER (not image name, not photographer name ... just the POST NUMBER) of your favourite image (just one image this month, not first 3 as usual), and I'll do the rest.

I'll keep voting open for at least 2 days, but close it after that once we have a reasonable number of votes ... so please get your vote in early.

Beautiful!

I agree - very nice!

i love this; what is it?

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Originally Posted by nerakkay

i love this; what is it?

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Nigella damascena (Love-in-a-mist) is an annual garden flowering plant, belonging to the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae).
It is native to southern Europe (but adventive in more northern countries of Europe), north Africa and southwest Asia. It is also commonly grown in gardens in North America. It is found on neglected, damp patches of land.

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In the UK those distinctive seed pods are also known as The Devil in a Bush.

I think that is due to those long 'horns' at the top of the pod which give it an appearance to those depictions of the devil as a goat like creature.

Controlling the unbalance

So, who won?