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Report List German International DVF-Photocup 2017 Report List German International DVF-Photocup 2017 PSA 2017-008 Fotosalon Hessen, FIAP2017/008, RPS 2017/05 Fotosalon Niedersachsen, FIAP2017/009, RPS 2017/06 Fotosalon Baden-Württ., FIAP2017/010, RPS 2017/04 GPU Code: L170019-M12G DVF 2/2017 Bitte beachten / Please Note: Bilder, die nicht gelistet sind, haben keine Annahme Images submitted and not listed get no acceptances Teilnehmer, die nicht gelistet sind errangen keine Annahme Entrants, who are not listed get no acceptances PSA = PSA gold Medal FIAP = FIAP gold Medal RPS = RPS gold Medal GPU = GPU gold Medal DVF = DVF gold Medal GIP = GIP medal HM = Honorable Mention / Urkunde Acc = Acceptance / Annahme Section Name Country Title Youth H B N Color Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Espera mi bici Acc Color Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Geometrias Acc Acc Mono Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Buenos Aires Acc Mono Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Mirando mis sueños Acc Nature Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Carpintero Real Acc Nature Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Colibri Comun H HM Acc Nature Anibal Ulises, Ruiz Argentina Salticidae Acc Acc Mono Saez, Luis Argentina Arando al Amanecer Acc Nature Saez, Luis Argentina Arrumacos Acc Nature Saez, Luis Argentina Bicho Palo Acc Nature Saez, Luis Argentina Fragil Acc Travel Saez, Luis Argentina Refugio Andino Acc Acc Color Barnes, Jane Australia Warming Valley Acc Acc Color Barnes, Jane Australia Mirror Pond HM Acc Color Barnes, Jane Australia Silhouetted Steeds Acc Acc Mono Barnes, Jane Australia Striped Uniform Acc Mono Barnes, Jane Australia Pillars of Strength Acc Nature Barnes, Jane Australia Quizzical Kingfisher Acc Nature Barnes, Jane Australia Legless Acc Acc Nature Barnes, Jane Australia Say Ah Acc Acc Acc Travel Barnes, Jane Australia Yellow River Dawn Acc Travel Barnes, Jane Australia Infinity Pool Acc Travel Barnes, Jane Australia Out of Africa Acc Acc A Rare Stillness at Lago Color Boynton, Mieke Australia Torre Acc Acc Color Boynton, Mieke Australia Cerro Chalten Acc Acc Acc Color Boynton, Mieke Australia Nordlys Dancing Acc Acc Acc Color Boynton, Mieke Australia Summer Sunrise Acc Acc Acc Nature Boynton, Mieke Australia Almost Untouched Acc HM Acc Nature Boynton, Mieke Australia Kimberley Mud Patterns Acc Nature Boynton, Mieke Australia Namibian Dunes Acc Travel Boynton, Mieke Australia Cerro Torre 2 Acc Acc Acc Travel Boynton, Mieke Australia Namibian Desert Sea Acc Color Bryan, David Australia Grey Squirrel Acc Acc Rufous-tailed Hummingbird Color Bryan, David Australia 1 Acc Acc Nature Bryan, David Australia Four Mates Acc Acc Nature Bryan, David Australia Fur Seals HM Acc Acc Nature Bryan, David Australia Green Frog Acc Nature Bryan, David Australia Palm-pit Viper HM Acc HM Color Cooke, Kenneth Australia Were on camera Acc Mono Cooke, Kenneth Australia Twin shot Acc Acc Nature Cooke, Kenneth Australia Watch my makeup Acc Nature Cooke, Kenneth Australia Yes Im here Acc Section Name Country 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Nature Huxtable, Marg Australia Orange Starfish Acc Nature Huxtable, Marg Australia Sunset Flight Acc Travel Huxtable, Marg Australia Head Turners Acc Travel Huxtable, Marg Australia Window Shopping Acc Color Ioannou, Michael Australia Angel Eyes Acc Acc Acc Color Ioannou, Michael Australia The Red Dress Acc Mono Ioannou, Michael Australia Flower Dome Acc Mono Ioannou, Michael Australia House of Windows Acc Travel Ioannou, Michael Australia Amsterdam Night Acc Acc Travel Ioannou, Michael Australia At Attention HM HM Acc Mono Killen, Roy Australia Poppys pride Acc Nature Killen, Roy Australia Lucky escape Acc Nature Killen, Roy Australia Martial eagle with prey Acc Nature Killen, Roy Australia Swans fighting Acc Nature Killen, Roy Australia Whistling rat with food Acc Travel Killen, Roy Australia Cold start Acc Travel Killen, Roy Australia This is my road Acc Color Moritz, Vicki Australia Abandoned Acc Color Moritz, Vicki Australia Pink Wanaka Acc Acc Color Moritz, Vicki Australia 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Australia Just Checking Acc Acc Color Russell, Brian Australia Maniac GIP Acc Acc Mono Russell, Brian Australia Cusco Lady Acc Mono Russell, Brian Australia Fingal Rocks Acc Nature Russell, Brian Australia Bald Eagle Acc Acc Acc Nature Russell, Brian Australia Collared Kingfisher 2011 Acc Acc Travel Russell, Brian Australia Machu Picchu Acc Acc Travel Russell, Brian Australia Singapore Barber Acc Acc Acc Mono Serfontein, David Australia A Real Cutie Acc Mono Serfontein, David Australia Feeling Quite Content Acc Acc Travel Serfontein, David Australia Marina Bay Sands Singapore Acc Acc Travel Serfontein, David Australia Surfers Paradise City Lights Acc Acc Color Sharples, Jan Australia Four faces of the Suri Tribe Acc Acc Color Sharples, Jan Australia Orthodost Priest Acc Section Name Country Title Youth H B N Gulf of Carpentaria River Mono Sharples, Jan Australia Systems Acc Mono Sharples, Jan Australia Suri girls Acc Nature Sharples, Jan Australia Intimate liasons Acc Acc Nature Sharples, Jan Australia Sniffing the emu Acc Travel Sharples, Jan Australia Catching the blood Acc Acc Travel Sharples, Jan Australia Mongolian farm stay Acc Acc Color Smallegange, Ann Australia Bee In Lavender Acc Color Smallegange, Ann Australia Insane Acc Color Smallegange, Ann Australia Pangaea In Trouble Acc Color Smallegange, Ann Australia Surfer In Blue and Black Acc Nature Smallegange, Ann Australia Louie Acc Nature Smallegange, Ann Australia Resting Kookaburra Acc Travel Smallegange, Ann Australia Hay Bales, Goolwa Acc White Lipped Tree Frog No Mono Smith, John R. 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