Digital Camera Photographer of The Year 2008 - Editor’s Choice
Since the competition closed last October 2008, over 120,000 entries has submitted their best photos into the competition.. and now the final result is been reveal to be announced by this February 15th, 2009. The overall winner will get £15,000 (wow!! that’s too much), while each category winner will get £1,000 + 1 year free subscription of DCM. Lots of great images captured and some of them are incredible photos to look through as now you are able to see photos that been chosen by the Digital Camera judging panel.
You may look through all photos of the editor’s choice in the Digital Camera’s website gallery.. or you may just take a look after the jump at some of the photos from each categories which I prefer the most..
Urban :
Zona 04 by Rafal Kijas, Poland
Walk in light by Bernard Menettrier, Switzerland
Hidden Britain :
Blackpool Times by Andy Woodhouse, England
I’ll stand, thanks by Graeme Green, United Kingdom
Action & Movement :
Good times, by Jacob Cockle, United Kingdom
Jump by Lisa Cockrell, United Kingdom
Fun bathing by Tan Choon Wee, Singapore
To the surface by Csaba Jekkel, Hungary
Animals :
Mot by Guido Akster, Netherlands
Eagle missile by Dean Bertoncelj, Croatia
Nostalgia by Ghee Sin Kwang, Malaysia
Documentary :
Colored paper by Ly Hoang Long, Vietnam
A dog’s sanctuary by Larry Monserate Piojo, Philippines
Dusk to Dawn :
Last light by Dung Huynh, United Kingdom
Landscapes :
Eye of the storm by James Appleton, United Kingdom
Spring at Neist Point by Stephen Emerson
Reflection by Thaib Chaidar, Indonesia
People & Portrait :
Pray by Leslie C, Hong Kong
Punx not dead by Neil Hunwick, United Kingdom
Black & White :
Ritorni by Alessandra Mogorovich, Italy
Proud by Annette Blattman, Australia
Creative Vision :
Blue eyes by Juan Manuel Moreno, Spain
Rocky love by Deby Suchaeri, Indonesia
i.danger by alisdeir Miller, United Arab Emirates
massy
*dropped jaw~ punya cantik
papajoneh
i really like the “eye of the storm” picture. There rest of course top rate pictures too. For me, Im into animals in action and scenery.
The eagle worth mentioning too.
Kay Kastum
Awesome. How come I can’t find a ‘one click setting’ for those ah?? he he….
Eshark
Massy,
Ya, like dropped balls punya feeling..
papajoneh,
I knew you always like those animals in action one.
Kay Kastum,
Whaa.. ‘one click setting’?? Heeeeeeeeee…
flow
insanely awesome pictures. they are more than pictures, they are absolute fine, amazing, true art from true artists..
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George
I shoot all kinds of stuff with all kinds of cameras. I am a working photographer who shoots for advertising and corporate client as well as to make images for my own books about photography. Over the last two years I’ve been using small cameras like the Canon G10 and the SX10 for more and more of my work. In the studio, shooting set up shots or small products these cameras shine by dint of their easy to use Live View and increased depth of field. When I bought the SX 10 it was for the long range of the zoom lens which meant I could shoot anything from a construction site to tight shots of the cabins at the top of the construction cranes. I’ve done some portraits with studio lights and an SX10 and they were also very usable. I wish the SX 10 and SX 20 had raw file capability but they don’t. That just means I have to be a bit more careful about WB and exposure. I’ve used the SX10 at outdoor swim meets and found that the lens performs better than expected right out to the end.