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***December's Photo Contest: "Autumn" is going down to the wire. Please Vote!***
Last edited Mon Dec 22, 2025, 08:35 AM - Edit history (4)
***Final Results Are Going to be Close***
Please get together and vote for your favorite photograph.
Finals for the December photo contest! Our theme is
"Autumn", a seasonal theme.
Please vote for the photo that you think best exemplifies "Autumn". Please also leave your comments, we love to read them. The finals will run for 72 hours. The contest is posted in General Discussion with permission of the moderators.
Thank you for voting and commenting!
Logan Canyon Color Explosion
Along The River
October Garden
Autumn Magic
Autumn in Joshua Tree
Backyard Tree at Sunset
Out for a fall drive!
Splendor around my Kayak
Cedar waxwings move south for the winter
Morning Glow in the Sierra Nevada
Please Keep Them Kicked, and then Kicked Some More!
(P.S. Thanks to those of you who kindly reminded me to connect images with their titles. Rookie goof.)
| 170 votes, 0 passes | Time left: Time expired | |
| Logan Canyon Color explosion | |
18 (11%) |
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| Along the River | |
16 (9%) |
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| October Garden | |
20 (12%) |
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| Autumn Magic | |
10 (6%) |
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| Autumn in Joshua Tree | |
36 (21%) |
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| Backyard Tree at Sunset | |
10 (6%) |
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| Out for a fall drive! | |
11 (6%) |
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| Splendor around my Kayak | |
28 (16%) |
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| Cedar waxwings move south for the winter | |
13 (8%) |
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| Morning Glow in the Sierra Nevada | |
8 (5%) |
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The good part is that the power was still functioning so I had heat and water. Did leave me wondering how extensive it was, turned out to be local. I guess the wind storm took out some repeater or something, not sure of the system here in my new location yet but I suspect it was some major communications component for this little town.
