- Your Top 5 from 2014 -

[jurbie]

I can only echo what has been said about the quality and diversity of work in this thread. Here is my humble effort.


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[ukaskew]

Been a weird year for me, crammed loads of events in early, then had a kid in September so my 'public' shots have dropped right off. Shot my first wedding though, which was a wonderful experience...

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Goodwood FoS 2014: Porsche 917 by Harry_S, on Flickr

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First Wedding by Harry_S, on Flickr

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Marwell Wildlife - Snow Leopard by Harry_S, on Flickr

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RIAT 2014 by Harry_S, on Flickr

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Wilton Classic & Supercar 2014 by Harry_S, on Flickr

[nre]

^^^Great work already, never know how to pick my top 5, I'd probably struggle if it was the top 55.

Here's a few I enjoy looking back at:

from a load I took down at Newhaven at the beginning of the year, not the most faved out of the bunch on flickr but probably my favourite due to the gull against the wave.

newhaven 4 by NRE, on Flickr

my greatest fan

fan by NRE, on Flickr

Can't not have a macro bee.

honey bee on verbena 2 by NRE, on Flickr

one that in my opinion does a gorgeous aircraft justice, though I'm not sure its a wise idea posting aircraft in a thread already graced by Lloyd.

Connie 2 by NRE, on Flickr

and just to compound the felony - XH558

going home by NRE, on Flickr

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[realjv]

Lets see


Particle Accelerator by realjv, on Flickr


Convertible by realjv, on Flickr


Q121 RAE Farnborough by realjv, on Flickr


Flying on your motorcycle, watching all the ground beneath you drop by realjv, on Flickr


The Mechanic in the Hat by realjv, on Flickr

[Elderly]

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jurbie said:

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That is an outstanding image.

[whiteonyx]

Mr Lloyd, your photo of the poppy fields is the best by far....!

[RobDickinson]

This thread rocks

[DibblyDobbler]

jurbie said:

I can only echo what has been said about the quality and diversity of work in this thread. Here is my humble effort.


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I love these but I don't know why! The ones with the cars right at the edge are fab but they seem like they shouldn't work. Help?

[RobDickinson]

Drama, potential, story. Superb photography.

[markmullen]

Very very good use of negative space.

[DibblyDobbler]

Thanks Gents

[Dogsey]

Outstanding work from everyone so far, it's been mentioned before but there really is an amazing amount of talented photographers lurking around this backwater.

2014 has been a bit of an odd year for me, I've taken far fewer photographs this year but have had far more photography work. I've also taken some of my favourite photos so far this year.

In chronological order:

1. This is probably my favourite photo ever (or at least my favourite that doesn't have my daughter in it). It's everything I wanted from the photo when I was taking it.


Detail inside a waterfall by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

2. From one of two weddings I shot this year, neither as the main shooter but as a capable friend. Another shot that came out as planned with just the right balance between flash and ambient lighting, capturing one of the brides best friends in party mode.


Party Time by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

3. This one came about as very happy accident. On the way back from a family day out we decided to stop off to see the sun set at Ogmore Castle, somewhere my wife had previously visited. Just before the sun went down a herd of horses walked from their stables back to the fields, seemingly of their own accord. Cue a quick dash across the stepping stones to grab the shot. The actual sunset ended up rubbish.


Ogmore Castle 03 by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

4. A visit to the beautiful Batsford Arboretum to see the autumn display of maples and just as we walked past the house a heavy rain cloud blew over. About a minute after this shot we got absolutely poured on.


Batsford House by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

5. Finally my favourite shot from a recent project for my local pub. They will shortly be appearing on a new BBC2 series and as part of a revamp wanted to get some photos of the local produce and suppliers that they use. This shot just makes my mouth water.


Ice Cream by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

[...Mole...]

Quiet start to the year but got out and about a bit more over the past few months.

Stac Pollaidh by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

Reflecting by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

Birch and Slate by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

Hanging on by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

Loch leven by ScottAMurray, on Flickr

[m1dg3]

Dogsey said:

1. This is probably my favourite photo ever (or at least my favourite that doesn't have my daughter in it). It's everything I wanted from the photo when I was taking it.


Detail inside a waterfall by Mike G Photos, on Flickr

If that's where I think it is I dropped my 5d in the river there trying to get a long exposure from outside the waterfall. It went lens first into the rocks and filled with water. The viewfinder looked like a spirit level. It took two weeks but it dried out and works perfectly again - tough little devil, that camera.

[DibblyDobbler]

My top 5 of top 5s! Very difficult start (ie getting past Rob's without picking all of them!)

These two had to be in - stunning
Milford by robjdickinson, on Flickr

One Calm Tree by robjdickinson, on Flickr

Love the mood in this

out of the darkness ( explored - thank you ) by damianmkv, on Flickr

Stunningly good - the composition is at a different level and the light!


1/10th handheld of a jet - ridiculous
201 Squadron Falcões F-16AM by lloydh.co.uk, on Flickr

Great view - sort of Blade-Runner-ish
chic 27 by G.A.D, on Flickr

Sorry - couldn't do 5 Great work all - keep 'em coming

[Speed addicted]

As usual this thread is amazing. time to lower the tone, here are my 5.

[webby74]

Some amazing images on here. Here are my top 5. Been trying to improve with the older equipment I have

1. Walk In The Woods by webbyworld1, on Flickr
2. New York Skyline2 by webbyworld1, on Flickr
3. Alfa Gta 1300 by webbyworld1, on Flickr
4. Rebellion Racing by webbyworld1, on Flickr
5. The dingle by webbyworld1, on Flickr

[webby74]

jurbie said:

I can only echo what has been said about the quality and diversity of work in this thread. Here is my humble effort.


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Love number 3

[stu1984]

Not got out anywhere near as much as I would have liked but these are mine, in no particular order:






Probably my favourite -

[RobbieKB]

We should start another thread where we pick our top 5 of other PHers' work.