I’m coming to the end of a very happy relationship with my Nikon D40, and about to buy a new camera with a bit more resolution and low light capablility, that will complement the ferociously expensive secondhand 17-35 f2.8 lens I found in my local shop last weekend.
I got really into photography this year but am still no clearer about understanding the elements of a “good” picture. I’m mainly into landscapes (obviously) and have selected 6 of my favourite pictures below. It would be brilliant if readers could take a quick look and vote for the one you like best. Even better to explain why in a comment – but don’t feel obliged.
China Clay
Wave Cut Platform
Eilean Donan Castle
Don't go chasing...
Jurassic Shipwreck
Magic Isles
Please vote for the best photo
- Eilean Donan Castle (30%, 31 Votes)
- Jurassic Shipwreck (23%, 24 Votes)
- Magic Isles (20%, 21 Votes)
- Wave Cut Platform (17%, 18 Votes)
- Don't go chasing... (8%, 8 Votes)
- China Clay (2%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 105
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Update 23/12/08
The poll has closed and it’s been a very interesting experiment. The castle picture became our family Christmas card. I still think that the best landscape is the Lofoten Islands picture because of the quality of the light. However my favourite image is the least popular – the China clay pit. Viewed large, I like the composition and the juxtaposition of the pipe, the pit and the moors behind. I also like the subtlety of the colours, which my new lens (currently being repaired) was partly responsible for.
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