Favourite picture from your project : 24th to 30th July 2017

[Louise]

Post your favourite photo from your own project from this past week, taken from Monday 24th to Sunday 30th July and, if you want to, say why that one is your favourite.

To add pictures to the discussion click on the ellipsis underneath your photo (next to number of comments / favs) and then copy the embed code from the box and paste it in as your reply here.

[Kathy Boyles]

Roadmap of the moon

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

[Marcy]

I usually like darker photos, but enjoyed trying white on white in a challenge.

[Jay Butterfield]

[Erin]

I liked how the colours of the sky turned out and the sun flare

[A]

[Sue Hecker]

I liked this shot of a dragonfly who has obviously lost his camera.

[jackie edwards]

just happy with subject, processing and the overall look!

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

I was pleased with a number of mine from this week. This probably was my favorite as I had the camera generally focused on the flower and my lens quickly grabbed focus on the hummingbird. I wish I had taken more time to PhotoShop the bottom flower, which I have since done and created a better image.

[Brigette]

[Ann Williams]

I always feel intimidated photographing buildings but was happy with the way this turned out.

[Sheila]

Probably the flower most 'done to death' but I love them and have found that taking the same subject over and over again you have to really think about making the image different so this image was as much about getting the background righ..blurred but not too much so, as capturing the poppy. My first time doing this weekly choice, it really makes you think about what you have posted!

[J. Voorberg]

[Tacie]

I just liked the contrast. Plus it wasn't an everyday subject.

[JackieR]

I know it's a bit cliché but this was such fun and I probably won't try it again!!

[Laetitia Petrussa]

Without a doubt, this unexpected shot in my overnight timelapse of the Belgian seaside.

[Islandgirl]

I love the detail on this bird on a wire, so happy to have spotted him watching me!

[Peter H]

This one worked for me in lots of different ways. And it's very seasonal! A nod to a 1976 painting by the UK artist Richard Eurich.