This week's winners...
In first is Dosi_Mark's Pier
" There were lots of photos of beautiful places this week so I had to look hard to pick between them. Two things particularly appealed about Dosi_Mark's entry: the leading lines of the dock taking the viewer right out to the platform over the lake and the beautiful palette of colours, which would convey calm even without the other visual information."
"Altho there were plenty of other lake pictures, this one struck as being the most calm and quiet. With no people in site, and calm waters, it held the most meaning for me"
"Not even the water appears to be making a sound in this peaceful shot."
A tie for second gives us J Rousell's "You could hear a (drawing) pin drop"
"NOW THIS is what its all about. Quiet as a pin dropping. Ok so its a tac but relatively the same thing"
and dulceylima's Lone Maple with Fog
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/dulceylima/8245962452/" title="Lone Maple with Fog by dulceyannalima, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8482/8245962452_1328801e39_z.jpg" width="640" height="481" alt="Lone Maple with Fog"></a>
"There is something about fog and how it can quiet the world. Here the solitary tree almost disappears in the mist giving it a softness and almost ethereal quality."
Third is for Sluggosqueen's Shhhhh!
"Sluggosqueen's photo is going to leave us all with nightmares of librarians looming over us and quiet as a forceful imperative rather than a gentle ambience. I'm assuming that this was posed rather than being captured just before being ejected from the reference room! It could perhaps have been framed with a little more room above the tip of the finger but leaving the eyes out keeps the focus clearly on the shush rather than the person."
"went for the obvious this was my first thought of a quiet picture. Mom holding up her finger to her lips and going shhhh"





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