Post your BEST 3 of 2020!

[CherylL]

Three of my favorites

1.

dogwood by Cheryl, on Flickr

2.

Mushroom by Cheryl, on Flickr

3.

Oscar evening at the park 2 by Cheryl, on Flickr

 

[petrochemist]

Work & covid lockdowns have drastically reduced photo opportunities, but I did managed a few in the summer:

PK 28mm vari ND by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

A7_07238 by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

light painting 2 by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

 

[zulu42]

@petro I love the IR

 

[petrochemist]

@petro I love the IR

Thank you. It did turn out significantly better than most of my IR efforts.

 

[nokk]

2020 was not a good year for landscapes for me. my annual roadtrip was marred by heavy smoke and wildfires that rerouted my travel and covid shutdowns which cross off large parts of my itinerary. so it's wildlife.

august - an egret at a local wildlife refuge. at the height of the shutdown i had the refuge mostly to myself and hit it after work when i was on day shift.

october - the best promise of a sunset while visiting grand teton np fizzled out. but there was a nice golden hour glow on some horses and aspens.

october - october was my last chance to get out and shoot for the year before a possible landslide of work hit us in early november. i was at a local refuge where i usually don't see much wildlife, but i was in the area. i saw a fox walking along the road and pulled over for photos and crouched next to my car. he kept walking towards me and then stood still for a few seconds before disappearing into the woods to go around me. pretty happy with this one considering it was taken at 600mm handheld @ 1/1250s in very low light.

 

[jcdeboever]

2020 was not a good year for landscapes for me. my annual roadtrip was marred by heavy smoke and wildfires that rerouted my travel and covid shutdowns which cross off large parts of my itinerary. so it's wildlife.

august - an egret at a local wildlife refuge. at the height of the shutdown i had the refuge mostly to myself and hit it after work when i was on day shift.

october - the best promise of a sunset while visiting grand teton np fizzled out. but there was a nice golden hour glow on some horses and aspens.

october - october was my last chance to get out and shoot for the year before a possible landslide of work hit us in early november. i was at a local refuge where i usually don't see much wildlife, but i was in the area. i saw a fox walking along the road and pulled over for photos and crouched next to my car. he kept walking towards me and then stood still for a few seconds before disappearing into the woods to go around me. pretty happy with this one considering it was taken at 600mm handheld @ 1/1250s in very low light.

Wow, super stuff, just like the black church. You got it going on.

 

[nokk]

Wow, super stuff, just like the black church. You got it going on.

thanks jcdeboever

 

[LightSpeed666]