#bestofjarvie

I kind of just chose some of the left over images that didn't fit other categories but did have the common theme of GREEN or pretty much just nice lively images. They're all landscape images. Now to play

I've added two sections here and i'm not even sure what portfolio they would go into. But still i'd love to know... I give pretty solid votes for your playing along. Keep 1, Kill 2 If you have a keep from

3 Images of buildings from Europe and I'm trying to find out which one should probably go into my Europe porfoltio. Help by choosing 1 image to KEEP and 1 image to KILL 1 2 3 COMPARED TO ... Bonus question...

Working on finding my top images of 2018 and adding a few images to my portfolios. The portfolio they would likely end up in is this one: KEEP 2, KILL 2 1 2 3 4 FLOWERS 5 6 NARROWING DOWN TOP IMAGES Out

In the fall of 2018 I spent a month on a mountain during fall colors... I have a few more shots for another post but right now these ones focus mostly on the fall colors. Then only about a month or so

It really was a weird experience for me photographing Auschwitz because my objective as a photographer has always been to bring out beauty of anything/anyone i'm photographing... and to do that of such

In may I visited Yellowstone for a week... i've already posted some of the wildlife shots I took... now time to consider the scenic shots from the trip. DIRECTIVE: Keep 2, Kill 3 There are a lot of images

3 totally different areas but all in the snow. Keep 1, Kill 1 1 2 3 NARROWING DOWN TOP IMAGES Out of thousands ... I have narrowed it down to about 100 landscape/travel images now comes the fun part. For

Each year I usually do a few photo trips where the focus is night photography and getting lots of stars in the pictures. This represents 3 trips. I need help narrowing to decide what goes in my gallery.

I love all these shots from my time up on the Alpine loop behind Mt Timpanogos during fall colors. It's gonna be a hard one to pick which pictures to put in my portfolio ... I may advance a few of them.

I've already did a post with Europe shots but these 4 shots are some of my favorite from one particular location in Prague. They're all very very large panoramas except #3 ... panoramas don't always translate

In november 2018 I went on a trip to eastern europe. Most of these are from Czechia but also one from Budapest. They all have the theme of being CITY shots. #Directive: KEEP 3, Kill 1 If you only think

This is theme has 11 pictures to choose from including trips to Idaho, Yellowstone and several locations in Utah. There's even one from europe. They're not all mountains but all have the same sort of

In november i took a trip to Eastern Europe and these are some of the shots I got ... this set has the common theme of all being next to a river. DIRECTIVE: Keep 2, Kill 1 If you really want to kill 2

In July of 2018 I visited @scottshots and we went around the lake taking pictures of Lake Tahoe from some of his favorite spots. We took a lot of pictures but here are 5 of my favorites. Now we need to

Did a couple trips to Southern Utah in 2018 which always includes a lot of focus on Red Rock photography. #DIRECTIVE: Keep 2, Kill 2 If you only think one should advance to next round just keep 1 Learn

DIRECTIVE: Best of each section, Kill 2 Which is your favorite bird, which is your favorite sheep? And which 2 images do you think shouldn't make it to the next round? On a trip to Europe I took 3 pretty

These shots make me want to take more images of just the sky and awesome clouds. There's something about the beauty of clouds and of course a nice sunset. DIRECTIVE: Keep 1, Kill 2 IF you want to keep

In 2018 I went on 3 trips that focused on night photography. An offroad trip to canyonlands An overnighter with @sjarvie5 to notch peak A backpacking trip to the sawtooth mountains during meteor shower.

In May of 2018 I visited Yellowstone for about a week focused on photographing the animals newly awaken from their winter slumber and with the roads just newly opened. I don't do a lot of wildlife photography