The Weekly WET Challenge // The A-Z Alphabet Game // The Photo Chain Game
Counting the results is surprisingly difficult, isn't it? For the second week, these totals are wrong, although, fortunately, they don't change anything. I tried counting four times and got a different result each time! Nevertheless, I think the following is accurate:Results
Jeff 12
Jack and Stiga 8
Inphoto 7
EdC 6
RDWP and Levina 4
Rosalie 3
Jan 2
Winner is Jeff, 2nd place goes to Jack and Martin, well done!!
Congratulations to all participants, it was a great contest!
Take it away, Jeff!!1
Oh my. They were wrong last week too?Counting the results is surprisingly difficult, isn't it? For the second week, these totals are wrong, although, fortunately, they don't change anything. I tried counting four times and got a different result each time! Nevertheless, I think the following is accurate:
Jeff 12
Jack/Jason 11
Stiga/Martin 8
EdC 8
InPhoto 7
Levina 7
RWDP/Rob 4
Greatgrandma/Rosalie 3
I think the fact that some votes get cast for usernames and others for real names might be one source of confusion. Would it be easier to stick to forum usernames?
Last week the totals were not wrong I believe, just the closing of the vote was premature and I counted the votes in an Excel sheet where I did put in my own votes, before I posted my vote on the forum...Counting the results is surprisingly difficult, isn't it? For the second week, these totals are wrong, although, fortunately, they don't change anything. I tried counting four times and got a different result each time! Nevertheless, I think the following is accurate:
Jeff 12
Jack/Jason 11
Stiga/Martin 8
EdC 8
InPhoto 7
Levina 7
RWDP/Rob 4
Greatgrandma/Rosalie 3
I think the fact that some votes get cast for usernames and others for real names might be one source of confusion. Would it be easier to stick to forum usernames?
I don't know about you but I am always struggling with choosing what I think are the three best pics in a WET week. But this week I found it exceptionally hard. So much so that I almost didn't vote. But about half an hour or so before the voting window closed I decided not voting was an act of cowardice, a cop out, so I voted.1. Martin
2. Jason
3. Jeff
I think that was Rob (RDWP) who made that, on POTN.Oh my! I did them in a hurry and it seems i messed it up. I think there was an Excel sheet in potn days for helping in counting.
Rob (RDWP)) has one. He gave me a copy but lost it when my PC crashedOh my! I did them in a hurry and it seems i messed it up. I think there was an Excel sheet in potn days for helping in counting.
I didn't get that photo either, although it was a nice photo. But when you say it is a "springtail" I can see the link to the themeI thought Jeff's ducklings were adorable and yesterday I saw two sets of ducklings - one a duck on the grounds where I live and one a Canada goose with goslings near a pond at the hospital where I went for my last neurosurgery checkout. Didn't get a chance to take photos of either of them.
I did not understand EdC's picture because he didn't title it - until someone remarked that he and Levina were thinking outside the box and I suddenly realized that the insect was a springtail. I don't like it when photos lack a title. A picture may be worth 1000 words, but maybe with a title it would be 1005
I just ask my phone what the GMT isI think that was Rob (RDWP) who made that, on POTN.
I thought Martin's photo was really beautiful as was inphoto, but I think of poppies as more of a summer flower. I put the ducklings first though because flowers are the default photo for spring and I thought the duckings were more innovative.I don't know about you but I am always struggling with choosing what I think are the three best pics in a WET week. But this week I found it exceptionally hard. So much so that I almost didn't vote. But about half an hour or so before the voting window closed I decided not voting was an act of cowardice, a cop out, so I voted.
I think Jason/Jack's lambs were adorable and well photographed and with one of the little darlings looking straight at us. I also loved Rosalie's lambs, darting in what seems a meadow. Lamb-time is a sure sign of spring all right. It brings back memories of my childhood (I was born and raised in the country before the family moved elsewhere). February was "lammertijd" lamb time (maybe there is another expression in English for it?).
Young birds are also a sure sign of spring. And I preferred Jeff's pic over the other bird pics because it's very well taken at a fairly low angle and the ducklings are adorable.
But I kept going back to Martin's pic. Flowers budding and blooming are also a sign of spring. And I thought Martin's pic was really beautiful. And that for me was the deciding factor in the end: Martin on #1, Jason #2, Jeff #3.
I didn't want to have the same subject twice in my voting results: hence just one flower pic, one lamb pic, one bird pic. And yes, no bug pic. Although Ed's bug is a terrific capture, I associate bugs more with high summer (July, August), not particularly with spring.
But great work by everyone. The fact that it was so difficult to choose says a lot.
I think most have their name in the user window (Martin in his sig) and those that don't, have user names that are or contain their actual name. Like you I prefer to use people's actual name. Maybe we could just check results for a while until everybody knows who's who?Last week Jason and Jack (I think) were counted separately because some people voted for the Forum name and some people knew his real name. It wasn't until I asked who Jack was that the two votes were combined. It didn't make any difference to the winner, but I think Jason/Jack moved from 3rd to 2nd. Some Forum names are hard for me to remember, so if I know the persons actual name, I'd rather use that. Some people have their real name in their signature or in the photo block on the left and I think it would be OK to use that name in those cases.
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