Top images of 2016 - My Favorite
January 08, 2017
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Here it is, my favorite image of 2016. As I had mentioned in part 1, I wasn’t able to go on any of my long trips that I typically do. I still found time to get out locally and was able to capture a fare amount of quality images including some new places I haven’t been to before. So I consider that to be a successful year.
My favorite image wasn’...
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Top images of 2016 - Part 5
January 06, 2017
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This is part 5 of my best photos of 2016 and the last one before I reveal my favorite of 2016 which may surprise some of you.
This selection of my top photos of 2016 is one of my most recent ones. I haven’t photographed many winter scenes and it is on my list to do more. The past couple of years really limited me because of the lack of snow and ic...
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Top images of 2016 - Part 4
January 04, 2017
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The next photo in my top images of 2015 is really two. I guess you could call it a tie but since they aren’t ranked then it really doesn’t matter. They are close to the same image but one is in portrait and the other is in Landscape format. The compositions are slightly different as well. Why I chose them is more from the approach aspect.
These im...
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Top images of 2016 - Part 3
January 01, 2017
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To catch you up if you haven’t read the previous posts, this is the third post about my favorite images of 2016. There is no order or rank except I did save my very favorite for last.
This next favorite image from 2016 was taken in the spring from Steptoe Butte in the Palouse. It was a great overall year to photograph the Palouse with the early sp...
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Top images of 2016 - Part 2
December 30, 2016
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This is part 2 of my best of images for 2016. To recap, I am doing each image individually. The images aren’t necessarily my best or most popular, just favorites of mine or ones that have special meaning.
The next photo I choose is also a product of the warm and wet spring we had. I tried to get out and shoot as much as possible, from the wildflow...
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