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An Amazing Collection of Levitation Photos (+ Last Week's Winner)

Dec 2, 2011 11:42 PM

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The entries for last week's Levitation Challenge were stellar. It was difficult choosing a winner, but the verdict is in. Congrats to Kristal Winston, for her beautiful shot, "Parking Meter".

Person interacting with a parking meter on a city street.

Thanks to all who participated! Scroll down to view all other entries in one place. Be sure to check out this week's giveaway for a chance to win a Powerless Illuminating Tubing Kit. What would you do with such a thing? Well, therein lies the challenge...

Child leaping over ocean waves on a beach.

A series of dynamic poses of a person jumping in a narrow hallway.

A person floating in a dark space with arms outstretched.

Person performing a parkour leap against a lit urban backdrop.

Person jumping in a room while holding a piece of paper.

Person standing on a pile of gravel with a water tower in the background.

Train crossing with a barrier and warning signals, person waiting on the platform.

Woman floating above a chessboard on a rooftop.

Person jumping on a rocky ledge with a mountainous background.

Boy performing a dance move against a concrete wall.

Person performing a skateboarding trick in an urban setting.

Child performing a skateboarding trick in an urban setting.

Child jumping in a yellow shirt against a gray background.

Child performing a jump in a yellow shirt.

Street performer jumping in a lively urban setting.

Woman posing in front of a fashion store window featuring a pink dress display.

Woman jumping over a barricade in an urban setting.

Woman in sunglasses raising her fist in front of a wall covered with signs and notes.

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