Post Your Best Shot of 2015 (Page 22): Thanks James, I appreciate your comment and you know how much I love my furb babies!! 😊...

angela k Loc: Long Island

James56 wrote:

You gotta love those doggies and kitties. Your portrait of the dog is so nice...well done Angela.

Thanks James, I appreciate your comment and you know how much I love my furb babies!!
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mrd Loc: Eastern NC

Thanks for stopping by Treepusher. Love to see your work.
Doug

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

carlysue wrote:

Not necessarily my best work but the first image is an example of IR work after I received a wonderful and very generous gift from Blacks2 (Mike) of a camera converted to B&W IR.
#2 is an example of trying to find beauty in the mundane.
I'm totally enjoying the examples of exemplary work on this site. Thank you Treepusher!

I like your moonlit garden.

Camshy Loc: Erie Michigan

Treepusher wrote:

A very precious shot, Mary! Could he be any cuter? I don't think so! A great choice for the thread, and congratulations! Thanks for posting this!

Thank you Randy. Yeah he is kinda cute! LOL.

tbell7D Loc: Houston

Another of my favorites, and perhaps best, of 2015. Like my first posting, this one is also from El Salvador.

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srburg7860 Loc: Texas

Wonderful images. Makes me want to review mine. I already know picking one will be tough.

amyinsparta Loc: White county, TN

Here's a couple I really like.

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wright1 Loc: Lima, Ohio

I think that catching this lightning strike was the best shot that I was able to get in 2015!

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Boone Loc: Groundhog Town USA

carlysue wrote:

Not necessarily my best work but the first image is an example of IR work after I received a wonderful and very generous gift from Blacks2 (Mike) of a camera converted to B&W IR.
#2 is an example of trying to find beauty in the mundane.
I'm totally enjoying the examples of exemplary work on this site. Thank you Treepusher!

My friend...., you defiantly have talent!!!!!!! Love to see you progress. Nice Work indeed. Thanks, Boone.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

carlysue wrote:

Not necessarily my best work but the first image is an example of IR work after I received a wonderful and very generous gift from Blacks2 (Mike) of a camera converted to B&W IR.
#2 is an example of trying to find beauty in the mundane.
I'm totally enjoying the examples of exemplary work on this site. Thank you Treepusher!

Very nice Carlysue

Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

tbell7D wrote:

Another of my favorites, and perhaps best, of 2015. Like my first posting, this one is also from El Salvador.

A very striking photo, Tom. I like this a lot. Super composition, very eye-catching. Favorite and best aren't always synonymous, but this one could be. Beautiful shot.

Thanks for contributing it here on the 'Best of 2105' thread.

Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

srburg7860 wrote:

Wonderful images. Makes me want to review mine. I already know picking one will be tough.

Welcome to the forum, srburg. Don't be shy about picking either your best or your favorite and posting it here! We all enjoy seeing each other's work, especially those you would consider your best/favorite.

Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

amyinsparta wrote:

Here's a couple I really like.

Thanks for contributing these, Amy! Two beauties! Altho I'm a color person, I lean a little towards the monochrome shot here. Fabulous! Enjoyed them both.

Thanks for participating in this very fun 'Best of 2015' thread!

Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

wright1 wrote:

I think that catching this lightning strike was the best shot that I was able to get in 2015!

Great job catching that, Wright1! A fantastic photo, very exciting. A good pick for a 'best' shot!

Thanks for choosing it to contribute to the thread, and thanks for participating!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

wright1 wrote:

I think that catching this lightning strike was the best shot that I was able to get in 2015!

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