Highcliffe Resident Wins Snow Photo Competition

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By Com_Publisher | Friday, December 24, 2010, 00:27

Recently christchurchpeople.co.uk ran a snow photo competition and asked readers to submit their snow photos to our gallery.

We had some lovely photos and the decision was a tough one. We are pleased to announce L. Wilcox from Highcliffe won the festive prize and it was hand delivered to her this evening at her home. The prize was a 17" tall Christmas Doll, with porcelain face and hands, dressed in a luxurious faux fir trimmed hat and coat.

She said "Thankyou so very much for my Festive Prize. I think she is Beautiful and we have named her Holly (after my daughter). Thankyou VERY much for crowning me winner!!"

The photo named "Highcliffe Beach Clifftop" as it has a hand painted feel about it. The colours of clothing striking against the white snow and a glimpse of the sea in the background with seagulls overhead gave the photo a unique quality.

      

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  • Profile image for steff_emz

    Yeah, it was a very heavy sky. Beautiful in a dark way !

    By steff_emz at 19:01 on 20/01/12

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  • Profile image for twinklefairy

    Hi there just to let you know i went for a walk with my friend today to Highcliffe clifftop and the sky was the same today very dark with a little brown in it. It may be the same there tomorow if you go and take your camera with you.

    By twinklefairy at 18:15 on 19/01/12

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    This was my favourite. I think what did it for me was the fabulous colour of the sky. You can almost feel the gull circling overhead. Very atmospheric.

    By alfiebass at 18:04 on 31/12/10

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  • Profile image for blacksteff0

    Well done ot the lady for winning the competition - it is a really nice photo.

    By blacksteff0 at 20:00 on 26/12/10

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