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Images: Photo Contest Finalists

This picture taken fromÊour stateroomÊbalcony on the Allure of the SeasÊthis March on the morning of arriving in Labadee, Haiti on our spring break vacation. Tom Cramer of Fox River Grove
T.J. and Tom Constertina watch the Maui sunset during a trip in March in Kaanapali, Hawaii. Cyndi Constertina of Arlington Heights
Lily dances in the tide on Anna Maria Island, Florida during Spring Break this year. Lacey Dahlstrom of Grayslake
Joe Kolar spins a Frisbee on the beach last month as Jennifer Kolar’s toes peek up into the picture as she lies in a beach chair in Naples, FL. Jennifer Kolar of Libertyville
Last summer, just outside of Taos, NM., a bright orange sun is setting illuminating the night sky and clouds. Susan Birr of Carpentersville
This is the Trinity Russian Orthodox Church Tallin Estonia. Bob Cowsert of Wheaton
A qroup of 5 red tulips reach for the sky in Des Plaines in early spring of 2012. Butch Law of Des Plaines
Two boobies stare at the tourists on the Galápagos Islands in September. Boobies received their name by allowing them to be captured while asleep. Jeanne Garrett of Arlington Heights
I headed out to a spot in Naperville where I like to go to at lunchtime to enjoy the weather. I hoped to be able to catch an interesting bird shot. I liked this one because the Seagull was coming in for a landing and had its tail feathers spread open to slow the flight down and the sunlight highlighted that quite nicely. It was taken at noontime on The Lake Walk at Lake Osborne, off Aurora Ave. Randy Link of Winfield
I took this photo at Mont St. Michel in Normandy, France. The shot is from the top of the Abbey down to the surrounding tidal basin, while the tide was out. Sharon T. Goodman of Warrenville
A beautiful tulip bed at the entrance in Gregg’s Landing subdivision in Vernon Hills a couple of weeks ago. John Burke of Vernon Hills
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