To celebrate the end of the year, share the most meaningful photo you’ve taken in 2017.
[exif id=”34357″]
Every year at Jim Goldsteain invites his readers to his blog project.
… to list the years best photos from my readers and social media followers. I’ve run this blog project every year since 2007 and each year I’ve been blown away by the quality of images and the number of participants. This year I will be collecting participants details via this form. If you’re a new participant you can see past years results.
Here are my favourite images from 2017. I wanted to narrow these down to 10 but … I just couldn’t. All of these images have special significance for me. They are not technically great images but they are the ones with the most emotional impact.
Bhavna deciding on whether we should start with Entranced By the Northern Impaled Necrowizards Blasphemous Incantation Admist the Agonizing Abomination of the Lusting Necrocorpse or one of the other Troon stouts.[exif id=”34358″]
Mo performing with Outsourced.[exif id=”34356″]
Breakfast with Bhavna and Kiran at PJ\’s Pancake House. I love the buckwheat pancakes with a tiny bit of real maple syrup.[exif id=”34355″]
Latin Lessons. Kiran loves reading. Here face is almost always burried in a book. This is one of those rare occasion I get to capture here face.[exif id=”34342″]
Brick Farm Market. Kiran and I discovered we both preferred the cheese and deli meat from the market. We would go and pickup our favorites and head home to make sandwiches together.[exif id=”34354″]
October morning walk on Blue Spring Road. The best camera is the one you have with you. I had my iPhone 7.[exif id=”34353″]
Bhavna and our niece Raina.[exif id=”34352″]
Helping the Buck’s close out one chapter of their lives. Yes, that’s a picnic table.[exif id=”34351″]
DSLR selfie with Bhavna and Frank Veronsky. Frank is an incredibly gifted and giving photographer.[exif id=”34349″]
Montgomery Township Independence Day Fireworks at the Montgomery High School. This was the one before my son went off to college.[exif id=”34347″]
Looking down from Goat Hill before the Lamberville and New Hope fireworks. I had wanted to shoot from this vantage point for years but was loath to venture out into this area in the dark by myself. The walk us is easy. The walk down in total darkness is not. The opportunity finally arrived via a photography meetup group.[exif id=”34346″]
Civial War Trust Memorial Day Re-enactment at Princeton Battlefield Park.[exif id=”34345″]
In the spring, I was in the Latimore Valley Fairgrounds with some friends for the Jalopy Showdown. We watched as these cars (and motorbikes) raced aroud the restored fairgrounds and race track dating back to the 1920\’s.[exif id=”34344″]
Bhavna posing for me at the Rock Brook. We were spending a lot of time walking along the paths in the Sourland Mountain Preserve, talking and enjoying the outdoors. I used the Brenziner technique to create this image.[exif id=”34343″]
Husband, father, information security professional and avid photographer living at the junction of Montgomery Township, Rocky Hill and Princeton Township, New Jersey.
Alas, my DSLR fell to the floor and the mirror reflex mechanism is broken. My picture taking is currently limited to my iPhone 7. However, I did rent a camera for the holiday weekend.
Brick Farm Market is a lovely image and my favorite in your collection. I hope you have as much enjoyment in 2018
Hi Joseph, you’ve got some wonderful images on your website.
I am honored to be featured in these excellent pictures. Wishing you were here to film the eagles this morning. They are all over the place.
Hi Nathan,
Did I ever send you copies of the bonfire images?
Alas, my DSLR fell to the floor and the mirror reflex mechanism is broken. My picture taking is currently limited to my iPhone 7. However, I did rent a camera for the holiday weekend.
I don’t think you sent bonfire pictures. I would like to see them.
Ok. I’ll send you a link over the weekend.
?