2009 Q4 Contest
Ring Details
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1st Place: Patrick Horn from Baden-württemberg, GermanyJudges Comments
Nice and clean and simple and has a very good view of what the rings looked like. The lines of the palm frond hold you right on the rings.
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2nd Place: John Akingbola from Oklahoma, United StatesJudges Comments
Simply beautiful - no gimmicks - just great color, focus, composition.
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3rd Place: Brian Bistodeau from Montana, United StatesJudges Comments
Very good composition. The rings really look "natural" here instead of just placed on and object. Nice job.
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Judges Comments
Beautifully done and is relatively clean. I'm not sure if that's a cliché (rings on the stamens), but I thought it was pretty nice.
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5th Place: Derrick Ong from Singapore, SingaporeJudges Comments
Great color and design, good concept and execution.
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6th Place: Chaz Pradith from Washington, United States -
7th Place: Lisa Berry from Indiana, United StatesJudges Comments
A traditional but nicely executed way of displaying the rings. The control of depth of field, composition and tender way in which the fingers interlock all work to create a tender mood.
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Judges Comments
The rings in this photo were used nicely with the prop and had a complimentary feel to it.
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9th Place: Chris Hartwig from Paca, FranceJudges Comments
I really like this image a lot. The composition is excellent and the image is very graphic. I love all the negative white space on the left side which draws the eye to the subject.
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10th Place: Edwin Tan from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia -
Judges Comments
Another image with very nice color and design working together to create impact.
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16th Place: Shaun Tay from Singapore, Singapore -
17th Place: Genevieve Nisly from Ohio, United States -
18th Place: Edmund Leong from Singapore, Singapore -
19th Place: Mindy Belcher from Virginia, United States -
20th Place: Anne Almasy from Georgia, United States
