THE WINNERS!!!

[Jennifer]

Thank you every one who voted for the 2009 Algorfa Photo Competition! We had over 50 who voted!

We are pleased to announce our FIVE Winners!

The winners will be contacted, in order of placings, to choose their prizes which have been sponsored by http://www.algorfa.co.uk, Portcullis Locksmith and Staunton Air Conditioning.

Many thanks to the Entrants for sharing their photos and many thanks to the sponsors for making the competition interesting.

1ST PRIZE - RAMOS



2ND PRIZE - OBISPO



3RD PRIZE - JOHNM40



4TH PRIZE - GOLFBUGGY



5TH PRIZE - OBISPO

[janecambridge]

Well done winners.

Fantastic pictures that capture the essence of Algorfa.

Thanks too from those of us not living there....

[Caroline]

Can't wait for next years' competition! Well done everyone

[ramos]

Thanks very much Jen for organising this lovely competition, and to those who voted.

I definitely enjoyed walking the town looking for great shots at different times of the day. This is the first time I've won anything, so will treasure the moment

[janecambridge]

You deserve it Ramos.

Love the snail pic....

[golfbuggy]

Many thanks to all the voters.
Can anybody tell me what High security door cylinders are? (4th prize option)
Thanks again.
PS.Well done to the others.

[picnick]

I didn't see this as a competition. I still see it as a celebration of a great village and life and proud to be a part of it.

Brilliant that so many for supporting and organising it.

:)

Baz

[Firestopper]

Stunning pix guys.

Well done to all involved. And thank you.

For the record, my personal faves are 2nd & 5th, purely for the colours.

That said, I love Ramos' winning pick, as I remember walking around that place the last time I was in the pueblo, about 3 years ago, 'ish.

:-)

[obispo]

Stunning pix guys.

Well done to all involved. And thank you.

For the record, my personal faves are 2nd & 5th, purely for the colours.

That said, I love Ramos' winning pick, as I remember walking around that place the last time I was in the pueblo, about 3 years ago, 'ish.

:-)

Thanks Firestopper for your kind remarks. I spent about an hour because every time I blinked the colours had changed again. In fact I was out so long that her indoors phoned to see what I was up to. What a great thing digital cameras are that you can keep shooting without worrying about running out of film or wondering how much it will cost to get your prints.
Obispo

[ramos]

Hi Obispo and Firestopper,

I remember running up to the roof of our block to get the colours of a thunderstorm, but failed to get the sort of colours in Obispo's pictures.

One early morning, the Algorfa police were just about to stop me for loitering with intent, until they realised that I was a (sad) tourist with a camera.

Some lovely pics and so many memories. If any of you are interested, Rob at The Cascada is selling picture postcards, and I must admit I did get inspiration from his shots. In fact, I'll let you in on a secret. I asked him the position from which he took one of his postcards. And this won!

Cheers everyone, and happy Christmas!!!