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Holiday Photo Contest!

The Queens Chronicle’s Fourth Annual Holiday Photo Contest proved one thing for sure — a lack of snow may be great for drivers, pedestrians and those who work outdoors, but it makes photographing December magic a bit more challenging! Still, we had some inspired entries we’re glad to share with you here. Keep an eye out in late spring for our announcement of our Fourth Annual Summer in the Borough Contest; and a few months later we’ll see if snow will provide a pretty backdrop for take five of our holiday competition. Don’t you shutterbugs miss out on either one!
— Peter C. Mastrosimone

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Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Charlene Stubbs

Holiday Photo Contest!

THE WINNER — ALL SMILES: Even without wintry precipitation coming down, Charlene Stubbs of Maspeth found a snow-like white backdrop for this charming shot of her holiday-happy daughter, Carly Stubb-Delgado, in front of a neighbor’s decorated home. Now they’ll get to see an entertaining show like “My Sinatra,” or maybe a circus, courtesy of the Chronicle. Congratulations!

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Christy Mastoras

Holiday Photo Contest!

ON THE NICE LIST: The visit with Santa is always a highlight of Christmas, as Ethan Daniel Abreu of Ozone Park found out. His mother, Christy Mastoras, took the shot — as well as another one of their dog, Zeus, meeting the man in the big red suit.

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Steve Fisher

Holiday Photo Contest!

SKYROCKETS AT NIGHT: Steve Fisher of Middle Village, a past winner of our contests, found that indeed that banner does yet wave o’er the land of the free and the home of the brave, even as fireworks opened the nation’s 236th year.

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Barbara Rueckher

Holiday Photo Contest!

COZY KITTY: If you like cats, you know how much they love to find a new lair, like Baby Doll did on Christmas morning at Barbara Rueckher’s home in Glendale. And if you don’t like cats ... coal in your stocking!

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by sent anonymously

Holiday Photo Contest!

NO PULLING: Santa went casual with jeans to walk two of his reserve sleigh pullers off Austin Street in Forest Hills, in this shot sent anonymously from bankrbarb@aol.com. They may not fly, but we bet they move fast when they want to!

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Helina Cheung

Holiday Photo Contest!

GIFT OF GRATITUDE: Helina Cheung of Bayside has been praying for the return of U.S. forces from overseas and could think of no better gift for them and their families than President Obama’s announcement of the pullout from Iraq. Her message will get worldwide reach once these shots are posted on qchron.com.

Holiday Photo Contest!

Photo by Frank Deak

Holiday Photo Contest!

IN DARKNESS, LIGHT: Frank Deak achieved a dreamy, surreal effect with his artistic black-and-white photo of a highly decorated house on 90th Street in Elmhurst, to our enjoyment.

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