Holes Bay, Poole. Five minutes from the house, happened to have the G3 with me. Well __ someone had to lower the bar eventually!

On the way home...

Man the shots here are incredible , here is my humble entry

thanks everyone for helping me grow in this area

J

Na Pali, Kauai

Best is a tough decision. This is my favorite landscape for 2003.

= Ed =

Delicate Arch, Arches NP, Utah Oct '03
Brian

Taken over the X-Mas holiday....

Another tough call. This is a situation where dial-up is a real handicap, as I don't have time to view every post in the Best Of series... and I'm feeling out-classed just viewing the last page! Anyway, this is the Faulkner Place Icehouse, Wallowa County, Oregon, last Spring:

Just want to say a big congratulations to all of you guys who have posted!!! The quality of work is outstanding!!!! I feel very priviledged to be able to chat, comment and seek advice from you all!!! Good luck in 2004!!!!

Chris

I'm just new here but I like the posted shots very much! Nice to see that also some of my fellow Dutchmen are regular visitors here :-)

I just bought my Canon 10D recently, so this is one of the nicest shots of my first photo shoot. It is one of the mills of the 'Molenviergang' in Zevenhuizen, Holland.

Welcome to the forum, Peter, and a very nice first photo post. I know you're going to enjoy your 10D.

Don

Couldn't be happier than to share an image with the best group of photographers gathered on the web! Heres to all of you

It was hard to pick only one shot, but this one probably made me feel the best.
Fall in the Eastern Sierra's "Wide Open Spaces"

Happy New Year to you all!
Randy

I don't do a lot of landscape photos, but I like this one overlooking the ruins of the old Sutro Baths in San Francisco, on the Pacific Ocean.

Couln't decide, so here's a couple! Hope that's OK.....

Vancouver Island:

What fun... this is pretty compressed... Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada in August

Work and life have been hectic so it's been a while since I've posted anything to FM Forums. Here's my favorite 'landscape' of the year:

Hello everyone and Happy Holidays! I haven't posted in awhile as things have been a little hectic with the holidays, gallery showings, new equipment set-up (added an Epson 7600) and preparations for our next shoot. It is a joy to see all of these wonderful photographs from a truly talented group. Here is one which has become one of my favorites. A prosperous and happy new year to all of my friends here at Fred's.

Happy Holidays All! Here's to a great year of photography. One of the first shots taken with my new 10D this year.


Two of my best from 2003.

Rio Grand River Basin - Bandelier National Monument, NM




Bash Bish Falls (AKA - Copake Falls) MA / NY. Canon 10D with EF 16-35 USM L, f10, 1/13s with tripod



Stuart

Edited by reveltech on Dec 31, 2003 at 05:55 PM GMT (Reason: Add one more ;-))

Edited by reveltech on Dec 31, 2003 at 06:27 PM GMT

When holidaying in Nice and Monaco recently, I was tired of looking at all those magnificent multi-million dollar yatchs which crowded the entire coastline and completely blocked the water surface. I was therefore attracted to this anacronism in Cannes - a simple boat with which I can identify. So I photographed it with my humble Nikon Coolpix with wideangle attachment, and gave it my own interpretation of trying to make it larger than reality.

Great shots to everyone. Here is what I feel is one of my best shots of 2003.

Hope you enjoy it.
Robert

Toronto, Ontario - Canada
Nov 21, 2003
10D, ISO 100, 24-70/2.8L @ 24mm, 1/125s, f/8

Hawaii, off the coast of Kona Village:

I hope this works. Antelope Canyon can always use a bit of whimsy. Happy New Year. Tim

aswesome pictures

not that my contrabution is worthy of teh quality of shots in this thread, but oh well...

3 photo stitched together (somewhat imperfectly)...hard to get teh feel w/ size limitations.