The First Prize of Scenery category is for a photo taken by Curtis Guest in the US.
The First Prize of Heritage category is for a photo taken by Sankos in Serbia.
The First Prize of Travel category is for a photo taken by gerald boss in Greece.
The First Prize of Unusual Location category is for a photo taken by Magdalena Hudranová in Bolivia
The Panoramio Geotagged Contest rewards each month 28 photos uploaded and selected by the Panoramio Community. This month we say goodbye to the sponsorship we had with CASIO during the last 6 months. Please check the new prizes on the Contest page.
I will contact shortly this month winners. (In case you are a former contest winner and you have not yet received yet your contest prize, please check this post in the Panoramio forum)
You can see all the winners of this month in the results page for April 2011.
Posted by Gerard Sanz, Panoramio Community Manager
Its great. I rally love to join this contest.
ReplyDeleteThe First Prize of Scenery category has violated the rules. Photos of animal should not be allowed.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Masaiboy, I thought photos of animal violated the rules.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winners :)
Fighting!!!
I congratulate the winners. I am not against any boy, however my humble question regarding first price in the scary category it's bird [looks like பிராந்து(Piraanthu) in Sri Lanka]which often change the location as far as I aware. So what's the point of geo referencing to a location?. If some one go there will he/she find it there? I started my carrier with geographic related work and I am still working as a GIS (Geographic Information System) Assistant. My mind is still not ready to accept these type of things. At my work place I always insist my colleagues to take a reference point as junction and even reluctant accept even tress as they can be cutoff in due course. I often take pictures of Religious Places, School as Schools are Government property in Sri Lanka and Religious places are registered too. I don't mind about the prize but it's reputation that it generates when some one's photograph selected as first/second/honorable mention in the category. By the way I don't any logic not to publish the number of votes each photo has gained especially I casted couple of hundreds of vote in the competition for the competitors. Even if you guys are reluctant to share these information, you should at least share with the person who have voted for the photo. This is not an extraordinary demand but rather this is how the government election take place in the world, where every one get informed soon after the election.
ReplyDeleteWell the contest is about geopositioning in general, not about Google Earth acceptance, so regardless the decision to include the photo to Google Earth or not, it is 100% fine for the photo to win the contest.
ReplyDeletebagus sekali gambarnya
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