Post your favorite shot

[LCLimages]

I love that foggy landscape. I think that's along the lines of why I picked mine. I love the feeling I get from it, and knowing I got something I had stuck in my head. It's not one that's gotten a lot of likes or hits on my FB, or raves from family and friends. But I don't think they see it or understand it like I do. Is it "technically" my "best" shot? No. But technically best is different from favorite.

 

[feg94]

To date, this one. I know the positioning of her neck isn't ideal but I love how genuine her expression is.

 

[limr]

Well, I couldn't even narrow it down past three!

 

[pjaye]

I can't pick one.

 

[sm4him]

I can't pick one.

LOVE that fox one!

 

[pjaye]

I can't pick one.

LOVE that fox one!

Thanks Sharon. Still really upset I accidentally deleted the original so can't get it printed on canvas, but maybe I will be lucky enough to see her again one day.

 

[paigew]

okay I am posting two ...
I don't think I have ONE fave...but this one is up there as far as personal work goes:
paigewilks.com-3.jpg by paige_w, on Flickr

and from client work, one of my favorite birth images:
image-106.jpg by paige_w, on Flickr

 

[TheStunch]

lots of nice work up here, here's my shot

 

[ffarl]

Wow, this is GREAT so far!

 

[JohnnyWrench]

My little dude.

 

[frommrstomommy]

from personal stuff.. this one. hands down. i will probably always love this one.

lajollabeach-52 by capturedbybc, on Flickr

 

[Derrel]

My son when he was three and a half years old...his first EVER taste of orange soda...he came into the garage studio and picked up MY can of pop, and took a drink, and I fired off a frame. He liked it! Canon EOS 20D, 50mm f/1.8 EF lens

I have over 7,000 photo on my pBase storage site...I looked through it but was mostly paralyzed with indecision...I really do not have any true "favorites", but here are two frames that I do like a lot. Starting with the oldest, my Dad, brother, and grandfather, Columbia River salmon fishing, Brian being taught how to navigate the deep-water shipping channel route upstream by using on-shore markers. 1976, when I was 13 years old. 1958 Super Ricohflex twin-lens, Verichrome Pan film.

 

[pjaye]

Sharon, I love both yours, but I absolutely adore the one of your niece. The emotion is just..... so strong.

 

[Mr.Photo]

As everyone else has said, it's impossible to pick just one particular photograph. I have several "favorites" for different reasons. That being said, here's my favorite from a shoot I did a few days ago.

DSC_3155 by Gary C's Photography, on Flickr

 

[sm4him]

Sharon, I love both yours, but I absolutely adore the one of your niece. The emotion is just..... so strong.

Thank you, barb; it's good to know that it's strong for others as well!