November's Photo Of The Month Winners
More lovely outdoors photography to gawp at as we reveal the winners of our November Photo of the Month competition - both receive a selection of Bridgedale socks for the ultimate in photographic comfort ;-)
Posted: 14 December 2006
by Jon
Ooops, we forgot to tell you who the talented - we were going to
say 'lucky' but talented makes more sense - winners of the November
Photo of the Month competition were.
As usual the results are based totally on your votes for images
submitted during November and the lucky winner and runner up both
land a selection of Bridgedale socks from our woolly gallery
sponsor.
So, ladies and gentlemen, without any further ado, we'll open the
golden envelope and see who's destined for comfy feet this month...
Runner-Up - Richard Roworth
Richard's gallery album is called Wild
Images and this shot, 'The Spirit of Skye' of a
frenzied day in Elgol lives up to the billing and more. The black and
white treatment just makes it even more stark and dramatic. Your
well-deserved socks are on the way :-)
Winner - Keening
Just pipping Richard to first place is this lovely purple-hued
shot of Loch Etive at dawn by Keening from his Various
Scotland album. Actually it is the album, but we
look forward to seeing more in the future. Congratulations.
Don't forget all OUTDOORSmagic members get three megabytes of free
space to show off their outoor images in the Gallery
. You can browse through the latest images and latest rated
images from the front page or search for particular mountains or
places or by photographer if you choose to.
Each month the top-rated photographs from the gallery win a
selection of Bridgedale socks from our gallery sponsor, so get
snapping and voting now.
Discuss this story
Thanks to OM and all who voted for my picture. I recieved my socks on Saturday and tried them out Yesterday in the Derbyshire hills. I try to post pictures on here which I think people will enjoy and remind those sat at work etc that it is really worth it. thanks again, rr
Posted: 18/12/2006 at 10:05
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