Spheres — HAF Photo Challenge Poll

[Recusant]

Just most of the usual suspects this time. 

Thank you to all who submitted photos. Please PM me ASAP if I've missed any entries, or otherwise made a mistake in setting this poll.

Members may vote for up to five entries and can change their votes. Three seemed too few, and four inauspicious. Voting will close in a week or two, depending on response.


1. Lark



2. hermes2015



3. Recusant



4. Lark



5. hermes2015



6. Recusant



7. Lark



8. hermes2015



9. Recusant



10. Lark



11. hermes2015



12. Lark



13. Recusant



14. Recusant

[hermes2015]

Thank you Recusant. I was hoping we would get more entries. I think my choice of theme was not very good, apart from any restrictions on going out to take photos.

[Recusant]

I think it's a cool theme, but inspiration can be fickle. 

[xSilverPhinx]

Great photos! It is a great theme, just difficult circumstances.

[Sandra Craft]

Thank you Recusant. I was hoping we would get more entries. I think my choice of theme was not very good, apart from any restrictions on going out to take photos.

I would put it entirely on the going out restrictions.

[Recusant]

Still a few days left in which to vote.

[Tank]

Looking forward to finding out about 4.

[hermes2015]

Looking forward to finding out about 4.

So am I.

[Recusant]

Congratulations to hermes2015 for his winning still life of spheres! Thank you to Lark and hermes2015 for their contributions, and thank you to all who voted. Now, on to the next one. 

[Tank]

So Lark where is 4?

Well done hermes!

[Lark]

Photo number four gives a view of Le Champignon, a very large erratic boulder balanced on a weathered stone outcrop that can be found very near the town of Huelgoat (pronounced "wellgwat") in Finistère, Brittany. It's actually in some woods across the street from a supermarket. The photo doesn't really do its size justice, but the one at the link shows the scale.

[hermes2015]

Thanks, guys.

[hermes2015]

Photo number four gives a view of Le Champignon, a very large erratic boulder balanced on a weathered stone outcrop that can be found very near the town of Huelgoat (pronounced "wellgwat") in Finistère, Brittany. It's actually in some woods across the street from a supermarket. The photo doesn't really do its size justice, but the one at the link shows the scale.

It really does look quite mushroomy.

[xSilverPhinx]

Congrats, Hermes!

[Tank]

Photo number four gives a view of Le Champignon, a very large erratic boulder balanced on a weathered stone outcrop that can be found very near the town of Huelgoat (pronounced "wellgwat") in Finistère, Brittany. It's actually in some woods across the street from a supermarket. The photo doesn't really do its size justice, but the one at the link shows the scale.

Thanks