Post Your Favorite Photographs

[RonH]

These two photo's are my favorites. They were taken quite a few years back with one of the 'mini camera's'. The pic quality is lousy 'cause I don't have the originals and had to resort to a hard copy album.

BUT, I think they say it all ...
"The lens cover is in the way"
&
"Ah, that's better!"

How many times have we all had 'something dangling in front of a part of the lens '

[Pjerry]

I took this earlier in July. It is one of my three or four favourite shots.

A great shot. I'm very curious how it should work out if you focus is on the second flower (which I probably should have done).

One of my favourites is brand new (it's still warm ). It was taken in a conservancy area (not a very large one, trains where about 100 meter behind me!!! Overcrowded Holland....) and I walked to a place to take a picture and then I saw this...

I love the composition, the sharpness and the beautiful sky (in the water). I really wonder why a picture as this one hardly gets any attention on Flickr...


Goois natuurreservaat / conservancy area by PjerryT, on Flickr

[KTHXBAI]

I took this one a month or two ago. My favorite part about it as what others may see as a flaw. I like how the hood gets blown out by the sun yet, your mind fills in the shape of the hood for you.

[jeeperman]

This has to be a favorite of mine, likely due to what I went through to get it.

[Pjerry]

This has to be a favorite of mine, likely due to what I went through to get it.

Despite your efforts (or should say: thanks to your efforts), you got a really nice picture. In fact one of the best I've ever seen from a heron.

[SJEaton]

lovely pic

[SJEaton]

like this a lot!

[SJEaton]

I'm just starting out but this is one of my favs so far

[jeeperman]

Thank you Pierre and Samantha. It was hands and knees for 20 minutes under and threw blackberries and mud, but worth it.

Samantha, your pups look quite peaceful.

[Dizzy]

Thank you Pierre and Samantha. It was hands and knees for 20 minutes under and threw blackberries and mud, but worth it.

Paul, that is an awesome pic! I understand blackberries and mud, and honestly not sure I would
have made that same sacrifice of body and blood...but can definitely appreciate the effort you went
through in that capture...

[jeeperman]

Thanks Mike, yeah my arms and bald head looked like I got attacked by a heard of cats.

[Colin Southern]

Why not

[Peter Ryan]

I love the composition, the sharpness and the beautiful sky (in the water). I really wonder why a picture as this one hardly gets any attention on Flickr...


Goois natuurreservaat / conservancy area by PjerryT, on Flickr

I wonder if it is not the contrails in the sky that also show up in the water and disturb the reflected sky.

[Peter Ryan]

This has to be a favorite of mine, likely due to what I went through to get it.

Nice shot Paul.

[MiniChris]

I wish all of you could see this at its print size of 8" x 24" Japanese style matting in a simple black frame. I've had several people comment that it looks more like a watercolor painting than a photograph.



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[arith]

I wish all of you could see this at its print size of 8" x 24" Japanese style matting in a simple black frame. I've had several people comment that it looks more like a watercolor painting than a photograph.



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I wished I could take a photo like that! At the moment I'm going through old forgotten but unfortunately on the internet photo's and deleting them, rather than doing something good.
Pity that you can only have one favourite, because I've had a lot of goes at photographing high buildings and not many look right after perspective changes, they look stumped or worse, so when I find one that doesn't it becomes a favourite.

8' long is a bit difficult for me, but the most interesting thing is that it looks like a canvas painting, I've tried similar but without success; well I'm the only one who likes them.

[MiniChris]

203mm x 609mm not 8 feet...and thanks for the appreciation of the style.

[ScoutR]

These are 2 of my favourites. Entirely different subjects but both taken on a foggy morning last fall

Canada Geese taking off in thick fog


Draft horses finishing breakfast taken a few hours after the geese when the fog had started to lift.


Wendy

[Donald]

These are 2 of my favourites. Entirely different subjects but both taken on a foggy morning last fall

Yep, they're still beautiful.

[Dusty]

Beautiful Butterfly that will be soaring up.