Colors calls for celebration as we celebrate the winning photo of #WikiLovesMonuments 2017.
…and the winner is, Prashant Khatore for his photo of Khandoba Temple captured during the locally celebrated #Bhandara festival in #Pune, #India.
https://t.co/zBC7liGS2g CC BY-SA 4.0
Simone Letari’s determination to peek inside the Verrucole Castle (#Italy) despite of bad outdoor light paid off. The photo didn’t fail to impress the jury for number #6, with the unique lighting and feel of the photo.
https://t.co/TAaE7XwY7U #WikiLovesMonuments CC BY-SA 4.0
A lonely reader in the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque, #Bangladesh, gives a feeling of contemplation. Contributed by Jubair, this photo makes it to the 7th spot.
https://t.co/9kbFQd7kyC #WikiLovesMonuments CC BY-SA 4.0
No stranger to the #WikiLovesMonuments world, having won 5th placed during 2016 edition, Janepop Atirattanachai, makes it to the 9th place in this edition with his photo of Wat Benchamabophit in #Thailand.
https://t.co/fyRU1XhL9B CC BY-SA 4.0
World's largest photography-contest #WikiLovesMonuments is announcing international contest winners now. Our President @PlacidoDomingo will sign #1 winning photo! All eyes on @wikimonuments https://t.co/jcJP7SEBz6
24th place: An image that could go straight onto a Christmas card: the Church of St. Andrew in Trzebieszowice, #Poland. .
Photo by Poconaco (CC BY-SA 4.0)
https://t.co/zvCT3trRaR
#WikiLovesMonuments, #instatweet https://t.co/uMpzRZWEvJ
Photo of smoothy water effect of Brighton West Pier, with its added simplicity, helped Matthew Hoser to bag 11th prize. Noticed a couple of pigeon which managed to stay still in this 8 seconds long exposed shot?
https://t.co/T1eBdZQp1c CC BY-SA #UnitedKingdom
Zaczęło się publikowanie zwycięzców globalnej edycji #WikiLovesMonuments, co pół godziny jedno wspaniałe zdjęcie i jedna świetna historia. Obgryzam palce, czekam na niespodzianki :) https://t.co/ClxIXND6m1
For #15, Francesco Cavallari, hid himself on a corner, noticing this mysterious gentleman passing over the bridge of the Old town of Comacchio, to capture the mood in the best possible way. #WikiLovesMonuments
https://t.co/hDe5yBi4ZB #Italy CC BY-SA 4.0
Hey @thenextweb, no @Wikipedia does not source all of its articles from Britannica.🤦 EB has only 120K articles. English language Wikipedia alone has 5 million+ mostly volunteer written articles. https://t.co/0l9HScTPXv