Wiki Loves Monuments: the Ukranian finalists

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Trinity Monastery, 1st place, Wiki Loves Monuments 2012, Ukraine
In the 2012 Wiki Loves Monuments contest, Ukraine saw amazing contributions, both in quantity and quality. In all, 651 participants uploaded over 33,142 images, making it the country with the fourth highest image total. Deciding on the top ten finalists to send to the international competition was no easy task for the jury. From the colorful Intersession Church to the somber Monument to Flooded Ships, the top ten finalists captured some of the country’s most stunning architecture and monuments.
The top prize went to a beautiful image of the Trinity Monastery with its seven bright green cupolas. Both the second and third place prize went to photographs of waterfront fortresses: the Yani-Kale and Khotyn.
For more information, go to www.wikilovesmonuments.org or see images from other finalists here.
Alice Roberts, Communications Intern
Yeni-Kale Fortress, 2nd place, Wiki Loves Monuments 2012, Ukraine
Khotyn Fortress, 3rd place, Wiki Loves Monuments 2012, Ukraine
Khotyn Fortress, 3rd place, Wiki Loves Monuments 2012, Ukraine

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