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Congrats to the winners, extremely well done to all participants, was hard to choose just 3 entries !!!
Thanks to all the voters, thanks to DAZ3D for the sponsorship, thanks to CBird for being the host.
Got a few ideas for the next challenge, will have to get organised over the weekend !
congratulations everyone
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Cheers to all. creative challenge!
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Looking forward to the next one Mr Bunyip02 :)
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Loch Ness Monster Back in the News!
Yahoo News
Photo reignites debate over existence of Loch Ness Monster
Justin Chan
June 25, 2020, 1:51 PM PDT
A photo of an unusual creature taken by a tourist in Scotland has people wondering whether he finally captured an image of the elusive Loch Ness Monster, the Daily Record reports.
Steve Challice, of Southhampton, England, and his brother, visited the Urquhart Castle — the ruins of which sit next to the Loch Ness — in September 2019 when he noticed a ripple in the water near the opposite shoreline.
Challice told the publication he saw what initially appeared to be a large, 8-foot-long fish that was about 30 feet away from him.
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“I started taking a couple of shots and then this big fish came to the surface and then went back down again,” he recalled. “It only appeared in one shot and to be honest that was something of a fluke. I watched for a while as you can see from the last picture but didn’t see it again.”
While sifting through his photographs, Challice decided to share the picture he took, sparking a discussion over whether the water creature was the Loch Ness Monster — a cryptid with a long neck and multiple humps.