March '11 Photo Contest

[Brad]

The Results

The Results​

1st place: nicholas
Species: Kinyongia tenuis
Common: Usambara Soft-horned Chameleon
Sex: Female
Age: 2-3 years




2nd place: drewtt
Species: Trioceros quadricornis
Common: Cameroon Four-horned Chameleon
Sex: Female
Age: adult




3rd place: morpheon
Species: Furcifer verrucosus verrucosus
Common: Madagascar Giant Chameleon
Sex: Female
Age: na



If you are not familiar with how the contest works, please review the [THREAD=102]contest rules[/THREAD].

open member vote
The top ranked photos from the open member voting received the following points:
photo 11 => 5 pts (nicholas)
photo 16 => 3 pts (drewtt)
photo 06 => 1 pts (morpheon)


judge rankings
There was not enough time to organize judges for the March 2011 contest.


point totals
photo 06 - nicholas: 5 pts
photo 05 - drewtt: 3 pts
photo 02 - morpheon: 1 pts


There were some great photos this month. There is always room for improvement, so if anyone has a suggestion please create a new thread in the photo contest or feedback forums. If you prefer to remain anonymous you can send me an email or private message.

Medals have been awarded.
Congratulations to the winners

 

[ijmccollum]

Sweet pics -- well done, one and all.

 

[Chamgirl]

I think all three are worthy winners! I voted for the one that came second!

 

[Miss Lily]

Congrats to the winners! I voted for the photo that won - that is one stunning chameleon!

 

[jessica]

Congratulations to the winners!

Look at this! A month where Panthers and Veilds didn't win or even place, this must make Cainschams very happy

 

[Dez]

Congrats to the winners! I voted for the photo that won - that is one stunning chameleon!

What? you didn't vote for Amy? Its ok I won't tell her.

All the photos where awesome this month, but I really liked the Kinyongia tenuis. I am so fascinated with that species..

 

[drewtt]

Woo, thanks!

Canadians representin'

Drew

 

[Miss Lily]

What? you didn't vote for Amy? Its ok I won't tell her.

All the photos where awesome this month, but I really liked the Kinyongia tenuis. I am so fascinated with that species..

As much as I love Amy (and Tommy of course) if there's a photo that I like more than my own then I vote for it. Never quite sure whether it is ok to vote for your own anyway, lol!

 

[morpheon]

Congrats everyone!!

 

[jannb]

Congrats to all the winners!