Best Photo of the Week Ended 01 Dec 2012

Dec 082012

We are pleased to announce the winners of our most recent “Best Photo of the Week” Competition. Fabiola Forns wins First Prize for her outstanding photo “Atlantic Puffin with Sand Eel”. Ron McCombe wins Second Prize with “Wrens “Having a word”” and Don Getty wins Third Prize with “Snow Geese Mass Lift-Off”. See images below with links to the original articles.

Atlantic Puffin with sand eel by Fabiola Forns

Wrens “Having a word” by Ron McCombe

Snow Geese Mass Lift-Off by Don Getty

The voting for all entries can be seen on the link – Best Photo of the Week Competition.

Best Photo of the Week – Conditions of Entry

1) Entries will be selected from articles posted during the previous week
2) Entries will be limited to one original photo per author / contributor.
3) Any person can propose photos for entry by sending an e-mail to the webmaster.
4) In the absence of entry proposals the webmaster will make the selection.
5) Vote soliciting for individual entries on Facebook is not allowed
6) Winning photos will be featured on our banner.

Terence Hale
The Atlantic Puffin could almost be a depiction of a politician.
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