December photography competition "perspective"

[Avantime]

Kilve beach

[DailyHack]

Some recent work in Wales, Snowdonia, brief was to show perspective on rural roads and infastructure.

/ Canon 5d mkii
/ 17-40L
/ f/4
/ 1/60
/ iso 100

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[sgtBerbatov]

New York skyline taken from the Empire State Building, with an old Polaroid LMS camera. No editing or anything like that, just scanned in to the computer as is.

[Beggarall]

Inside the Taj Mahal Palace
Taken inside the Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai
Happy Christmas everyone

[Vintage Racer]

a different kind of perspective..........depends if you are the spider, or the fly!

DSC_2779_00003 (3) by Glynn Hobbs, on Flickr

[C&C]

As I haven't had chance to get out this month, here's one from a while ago.

PICT0761 by conradsphotos, on Flickr

[Nigel_O]

Whilst its an honour to be picked as a winner of a PH photography competition, it comes with a downside - picking the next month's winner! Definitely not an easy task, given the calibre of the entries, but here we go...

In third place - Taj Mahal Palace Hotel by Begarall - I love the symmetry and the converging lines and of course the subject matter is pretty exotic too

Beggarall said:

Inside the Taj Mahal Palace

In second place - the rusty steps by designforlife - I really liked the dilapidation of the steelwork and the shallow depth of field. I also like the back-story - I assume she said yes?

designforlife said:

Point Dume, Los Angeles. Taken December 2017 just before I proposed to my Mrs.

Samsung S8

And in first place - Walton on the Naze by Noell35 - this shot was one of those that just grabs attention due to the novel perspective - I love the simplicity and the composition, but yet there's loads of detail there when you look for long enough.

noell35 said:

Walton on the Naze by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr

An alternative perspective on Walton on the Naze

Well done Noell35 - over to you for the first competition of the new decade

[noell35]

Blimey, I wasn't expecting that having seen the other entries. Thanks Nigel.
I'll get my thinking cap on and post up January soon.
Happy New Year all!

[designforlife]

Nigel_O said:

In second place - the rusty steps by designforlife - I really liked the dilapidation of the steelwork and the shallow depth of field. I also like the back-story - I assume she said yes?

Awesome! That was genuinely unexpected amongst some really fantastic entries.

She did indeed!