Favourite Shot From March

whyulittle

Was quite happy when I got this. Republic of Ireland Under-17's prior to their qualifier against Greece. They lost this game but won their qualifying group to make it to the European Championships proper.

Darondo

Didn't take a lot of shots in March, but this is my fav. Momo giving his "feed me now" stare, though he was probably fed only half an hour previous...

City-Exile

I think I'll go with this one...

melekalikimaka

@City-Exile

i rarely like landscape...freakin amazing man

YogiBear

I like this one. Spent ages sat waiting for them to fly.

kensutz

Ideo

Didn't take a lot (surprise surprise) but I sort of like this. I'll go back when the weather is a bit better though, my hands were numb after 20 mins of holding the camera and hence the shake! Oh and its the ESB chinmeys in Poolbeg for those interested. I though it was a pretty unique take on them

Dodgykeeper

Took a load of Sports Pics but this is my Fave of the rest:




Can I put in my fave Sports one aswell?

GristlyEnd

I did very well in March. The one below is one of my favourites from a recent trip to the botanics. It's more or less exactly how I wanted it to look although I may go for a square crop on it later.

PixelTrawler

I was really happy with this one


My landscapes are finally starting to improve - the blue sky came out just right (with the help of a pol filter) and it wasnt a bad way to spend paddys day...

broad_sword

Took a trip down to Hook Head in Co. Wexford and took this shot just before sunset.

whyulittle

broad_sword wrote: »

Took a trip down to Hook Head in Co. Wexford and took this shot just before sunset.

Almost looks like a painting, gorgeous.

magicbastarder

Joebloggs4817 wrote: »

I was really happy with this one


My landscapes are finally starting to improve - the blue sky came out just right (with the help of a pol filter) and it wasnt a bad way to spend paddys day...

is that the healy pass?

YeahOK

Didn't get out and about with the camera as much as I wanted to in March, but the Circus was in town...

Covey

City-Exile wrote: »

I think I'll go with this one...

Peadar, that border simply ruins a very fine shot. It even appears to encroach on the shot in places.

V.Nice shot though.

T.

PixelTrawler

magicbastarder wrote: »

is that the healy pass?

Not sure where that is. This was taken on a twisty little road on achill island on the atlantic drive

*Dallas

My favourite shot from March is from Paddy's Night

sasar

Didn't get out much in March. I would say this is my fav shot of the month:

latchiko

Can't believe a month has passed since the last one of these. My fav from March is probably this one...

bovril

Beautiful DarrenG.

Here is my favourite one so far.. I took almost 3000 pictures in March. It could change by the time I process them.

Calina

Inchydoney, Co Cork. In truth, I didn't know which of them to choose.

quilmore

this will be my favourite for the month:

PaulieC

YogiBear

Love that one Calina!!

Pigwidgeon

theres something about this one that i really like

PopeBuckfastXVI

Some great shots there...

outstanding for me:
city-exile,
joe bloggs
broadsword,
calina

Here's my fave from march...

m_stan

took a few semi-good ones in march - helped by being in california. if I had to choose one, this would be it - taken on the ugly side of the bay bridge in san francisco.

*edit* I like this not due to any technical brilliance, great processing or anything - I like the way you see the bridge four times in the one shot. Simply an interesting subject.

btw - some superb shots here. These threads are great

Cabaal

Taken in January but only processed it the other day, something I like about it

run_Forrest_run

didn't take too many so I'll pick this one:

PaulieC

m_stan wrote: »

took a few semi-good ones in march - helped by being in california. if I had to choose one, this would be it - taken on the ugly side of the bay bridge in san francisco.

*edit* I like this not due to any technical brilliance, great processing or anything - I like the way you see the bridge four times in the one shot. Simply an interesting subject.

btw - some superb shots here. These threads are great

I like it becuase it evokes great memories for my of driving around the USA and having a great sense of freedom (back in the day :-))

thebaz

some great shots ,

Real life Raging Bull , Dublin style

Some outstanding shots in these threads month after month.

I got out with the camera a fair bit during March with the weather picking up but my favourite is probably this one I took last week halfway up Carrauntoohil.

City-Exile

Too many great images here, to comment on them all.
One thing I will say though, there's some serious talent pool on the Photography forum!
We really must consider a book collaboration, or something!

Eirebear

My favourite shot from last month
Neurosurgeon Henry Marsh at a special screening of "The English Surgeon" at the Glasgow Film Theatre

bradnailer

Didn't take many shots in March, this is my fave

Paulw

Some really brilliant images in this thread.

Here's my contribution, taken while I was on holidays in the US.

elderlemon

Here's mine. Just playing with my new toy (Canon 17-55 2.8).

xshayx

Some really great shots. Didnt get out too much this month

elven

Some really cracking stuff here indeed, too many to mention!

Hugh_C

What people said about the talent in this pool!

I know collaborative efforts have been mentioned a few times before, but I dunno if anyone's looked at BookSmart software available from Blurb which allows you invite contributors. Could work here quite easily as a collaborative exercise.

This is my favourite from a trip to Ethiopia this March. Amazing place, gorgeous people, very photogenic ...

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Arciphel

I got a 17-70mm Sigma macro lens for my recently purchased second hand D200 this month, and have been spending a lot of time fiddling around with macro shooting for the first time. This is my best so far...

elven

700 pixels max, people!!!

tadhgrrr

from a trip to the Bots...hope its 700px...is that width or height or both?

Dades

Arciphel wrote: »

I got a 17-70mm Sigma macro lens for my recently purchased second hand D200 this month, and have been spending a lot of time fiddling around with macro shooting for the first time. This is my best so far...

That's a smashing macro shot - but I'm not liking that fancy frame!

Arciphel

I know Dades, but i just can't help myself!!!

the first step is admitting i have a problem!

Cosmo K

Only moved to Dublin from Galway in March, this has probably been photographed a 100 times before, still like it:)

PonderStibbons

I've had a fairly lean month photo-wise, but this is probably my favourite:

Calina

great, great picture Ponder.

PonderStibbons

Calina wrote: »

great, great picture Ponder.

Thank you! It only took about two hours and 500 shots...

Calina

That's the spirit. Now just imagine trying to do it with film...

PonderStibbons

Yup, god bless digital!