Your photo of the year...

[Diplexbullet19]

Completely new to this world! only had my d3000 a week and havent had much chance to toy with it, also need a superzoom lens but my my they cost almost as much as the camera itself! haha. This is my first photo i had taken and i really like it but im biased as its my lil dog!

 

[NorthstaNder]

Probably this one of my little girl. It was just a snapshot really, but I feel this photo sums her up completely.


Lily-Rose by JonTaylor71, on Flickr

 

[Seasaw]

This is my best picture so far, I have already sold two prints and it just looks amazing blown up.

 

[stokecity_m]

Bird1 by stokecity_m, on Flickr

 

[Combat squirrel]

Off top of my head, prob this one:

 

[snow patrol]

probably this one for me - mainly because i think it's the shot that really made me take a bigger interest in photography. It got loads of views on flickr and was published on a couple of websites and is even on the back of my business card


the reader by Rowan Hunn, on Flickr

 

[Jimmy1983]

Wow, great work snow patrol what p&p did you use?

 

[Phate]

SP that's awesome, I'm also intrigued to the processing

(btw, great username, my favorite band )

 

[snow patrol]

thanks guys - shot raw and converted / tweaked in silver efex 2

 

[explicit4u]

It's probably not my best shot, but it's my favourite from the year.


Southbank Water Fountain by PatrickJW26, on Flickr

 

[AHarvey]

My personal favourite:

Evie May on Flickr

My daughter, born on Halloween at 10:28. This was taken about 00:30 on the 1st, she was 2 hours old.

 

[snow patrol]

My personal favourite:

Evie May on Flickr

My daughter, born on Halloween at 10:28. This was taken about 00:30 on the 1st, she was 2 hours old.

lovely shot. Incidentally, i was born at 10.28 pm myself (albeit on the 11th of may and a fair few years before your daughter)

 

[MobyDick]

Don't know if it would be the best, but it's definitely my favourite.


Booner by Paul Butler14, on Flickr

 

[lee7]

My favourite shot of 2011.

 

[Oynas]

This is my best picture so far, I have already sold two prints and it just looks amazing blown up.

That is absolutely stunning! Nice one.

 

[Derek W]

Has to be this one from March when Brechin played St Johnstone in the Scottish Cup Quarter final.

First time that Brechin City FC have been in the quarter final of the Scottish Cup in their history and the above photo shows Rory McAllister equalising for Brechin to take the tie back to McDairmid Park, Perth for the replay. Superb performance from the team and in particular from McAllister.

Oh and if i can sneak another photo in I'll include this one......

The above photo was taken by Craig Halkett and was published in the Scotland on Sunday the day after the match and in case anyone is wondering thats me with my camera

 

[yhack]

This is my favourite. Need to make more time for photography.

 

[theheyes]

Hmm, if I had to choose one, probably this one:

If only for the fact I almost deleted it from the camera when I took it. It wasn't the shot I ran back into the hotel room for my camera and tripod for either - I was actually after the red moon that had disappeared behind the clouds. So I just figured, while I was out there, I'd just fire one off at the pier. It's not perfect - you can see evidence of the camera blowing in the wind if you look closely.

16 second exposure, 500D, 70-200mm f4L @ 100mm

edit - and I also must say, I'm pretty pleased with my progress as a whole considering this time last year I didn't even know what an aperture was and I only picked up a DSLR in February.

 

[Steeps]

I have so many more pictures that are technically better and more thought with how it's composed, but I'm proud I got this shot:

 

[Marzipanogram]

My favourite taken in Englandshire of the UK.


My favourite taken abroad (that I've PP so far).