Post your most satisfactory shot so far in 2009.

[maddoc]

According to the amount of views at flickr, this one was my most often viewed (so far) in 2009:

 

[baader]

Bigger: http://www.flickr.com/photos/28842163@N06/3813611165/sizes/l/

I hope I won´t get crusified for a altered photo shot with a dslr. It just fitted after the previous picture, as well as being one of my favourites so far.

 

[AJShepherd]

This was one of those lucky shots when you just happened to be in the right place at the right time.


Voigtlander Bessa R3A, 75mm Color Heliar, Ilford SFX200 film, Red filter.
An hour earlier it had been overcast.

 

[pvdhaar]

Most satisfactory shot.. not because it's perfect, but merely because I had fun taking it.

 

[darlingson.se]

some shots from a wedding ...

some shots from a wedding ...

.. a couple shots from a friend´s wedding .. they had a proper photog doing the real shots, i just hung around all day, trying the "other" angles and shots I thought funny ... i think it´s more rewarding to step back and look around and try to see the shot beforehand ... well, well, sometimes it all works out - sometimes i get the shot everybody gets ...
my favorite is of the bridesgroom´s mother jockeying for a picture ...

all pix taken w LX3

 

[craygc]

Its got to be one of these three so far, I cant decide....

 

[FrankS]

Well done Craig. I like the last the best.

It reminds me of the Paul Strand shot, but with more depth and an edge to it.

 

[darlingson.se]

.. some more shots, kids this time ...
lx3 here too

 

[darlingson.se]

.. kids and somewhat older folks ...

 

[blw]

It's probably a bad thing, but I don't have much to choose from for this year so far. All I've had developed was some slides. I'm sitting on many rolls of b&w that I need to soup. So this is a satisfactory shot from earlier this summer.

 

[gotium]

My grandpa's cat after he died. She sat there like that, in the window looking down or outside, for over a month after he left us. She was born there and was 18 years old when he died.

I think this photo is fantastic. Very familiar and touching.

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

I think this photo is fantastic. Very familiar and touching.

Thanks. I had photographed my grandpa and his cat and dog for many years.

 

[wgerrard]

This ... because it was 'one of those moments!'

I woke up one morning with this image already in my head and grabbed my Bronica and tripod and drove 100ks ks to take it. Then turned around and drove straight home and developed the film.

The resulting photograph represents how I feel about this country I live in!

The road goes on forever.

Great image, Keith.

 

[crawdiddy]

Well done Craig. I like the last the best.

It reminds me of the Paul Strand shot, but with more depth and an edge to it.

Great shot, Frank. Composition so perfect it almost looks staged.

 

[Morca007]

Though it probably won't be most people's favorites, this photo is immensly satisfying to me for a few reasons, not the least of which being that i accidentally exposed part of the roll it was on and didn't know if I'd be able to salvage it.

 

[Merelyok]

I really like this one!

 

[hamradio]

Canon ql17 GIII, fujicolor 200

 

[Trius]

 

[Steve M.]

Shot of the Organ Mountains w/ Leica R-5, 50 Summi & cheap Fuji 200 color film.

 

[Steve Karr]