Weekend Task #7 Navigation/ navigating > voting week

[Stiga]

1. Levina
2. Jack
3. Jeff

 

[greatgrandma]

1 Levina
2 pcs
3 Jack

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

#1 Patrick (pcs)
#2 Rosalie
#3 Jeff

 

[pcs]

1. Jack Dawe
2. Levina
3. Jeff WX1USN

 

[Jack Dawe]

1. Levina
2. Rosalie (greatgrandma)
3. Patrick (pcs)

 

[Jeff WX1USN]

1. Levina
2. Rosalie (greatgrandma)
3. Patrick (pcs)

 

[Jan1977]

It has been noon GMT Tuesday, so voting is closed with my votes:
#1 Levina
#2 Rosalie
#3 Patrick

 

[Jan1977]

This week's winner is Levina So it's her honor to start WET#8, and I'm sure she knows the drill

#1 Levina with 17 points
#2 Rosalie/ Patrick with 8 points
#3 Jason with 6 points

Thanks to everybody for participating and the creative entries for WET#7. I would have expected more lighthouses than there were submitted, with lighthouses being common landscape photography subject.

 

[Levina de Ruijter]

This week's winner is Levina So it's her honor to start WET#8, and I'm sure she knows the drill

#1 Levina with 17 points
#2 Rosalie/ Patrick with 8 points
#3 Jason with 6 points

Thanks to everybody for participating and the creative entries for WET#7. I would have expected more lighthouses than there were submitted, with lighthouses being common landscape photography subject.

Thanks very much, Jan. I'm honoured!

Congratulations to Rosalie and Patrick for (tied) second and third place.

I will start a new challenge in a minute and add the link here.

EDIT: New challenge is up: The Passing of Time.

 

[greatgrandma]

Levina's photo was so perfect for the challenge that it completely scrambled my brain and I didn't even think of lighthouses or even maps which would also work IMHO. I wanted to find a good photo of the compass on our boat or a photo of the radar or the electronic charts, but the best I could do was the documentary photo that I posted.

When the photo of the pilot boat was posted I realized that I could post one like that as I have quite a few of them but that would be copycat. I thought the statues of the old time navigators were a good idea. But when I saw the statue of Columbus in Barcelona I was hung up on the fact that he is pointing in the wrong direction - back toward Italy instead of toward the Atlantic.So I took the more Noir photo of the failed navigation.