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Contest Results: "What is it?"

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Ended 02/09/12 2:15 AM GMT
Winner: nanadoo (See the full results)

1st place
Fire and Ice by nanadoo

ro_and: 10/10 absolutly stunning...Ro

Logun7: Congratulations!!!

cynlee: Wow, I guess so! This is the kind of thing fractalists attempt to create in software programs. So pretty.

ROPnam: WOW, just WOW :D.

Thanks for sharing!

0930_23: Congrats on your win in the What Is It contest, Rita. A good image obviously.

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nanadoo received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

2nd place
Hmmm - What is it? by luckyshot

LynEve: Nice one -- makes a great desktop and I think I know what it is but still look forward to hearing the answer.
Best of luck in the contest :)

Eubeen: This is a closeup of that glass ornament given to you by your in-laws when you first got married. You only put it on display when they come for a visit, otherwise it sits in the hall closet collecting dust. Great looking colours and shapes in the image, Thad. Best of luck in the contest.

luckyshot received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.

3rd place
Oh, What IS It? by cynlee

Ramad: Nice idea Cindy. Whatever it is that they are looking at, it is those facial expressions that are caught so well in this image that matters.

nanadoo: I LOVE this!!!! What a great capture! I love your work.....it is always so inspiring!

4th place
In&Out by zunazet

cynlee: I guess I should examine things more closely as I haven't a clue as to what this might be, but I can see that it appears to fold and maybe those are reflections, maybe not. I do hope you will eventually reveal what is in the image. Good job of disguising its true identity.

5th place
What is it? by krt

Marzena: Tell us, tell us, tell us !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SAM

krt: Thanks one and all for voting on my image, and many congratulations to the other finalists and especially the overall winner!
Okay, my image is.... the inside of a giant walk-in model of a human cell. You can see the endoplasmic reticulum in blue and some organelles in other colours embedded in the cell wall. The model is on display in a museum in Hamburg, Germany (where, incidentally, photography was freely permitted).
So now you know! But I am impressed with the ingenuity of the other suggestions.