What was your favourite image from March?

[LManning (Laura)]

This thread is your opportunity to pat yourself on the back. Please share a favourite image (or two) from your March offerings, and tell us why it stands out for you.

Mine is incredibly easy, because yesterday I had an amazing experience photographing birds of prey. Wee Cecil takes the March crown for me.


I also really enjoyed trying different lighting and perspectives to get this abstract shot.


So tell me, what was yours?

[Nada]

Doing a theme a month long is a challenge. Doing it with one object is a challenge. But such fun, and a collage image to end the month.

[Amanda R.]

Mine was my Japanese Maple - it is so pretty in the springtime!

[Jessica Eby]

That photo of Cecil is amazing!

I think my favourite from March is this shot of Hamilton Harbour

[JackieR]

I had a glorious week in Cornwall.
This was the view from the kitchen the day we arrived.




My visit to Tintagel was fabulous too.

[John Falconer]

“ Disapproving looks. Except from the young boy.”

I rarely manage to capture what I see and here I was so very happy with my final image.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I enjoyed the rainbow faffing - this is one of my favs

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

Got to be this one, it is hard to see someone you love suffering but also I find it helpful to engage with the emotion through photography.

[Wendy Bowden]

it's nice to stop and capture sometimes

[Vincent]

My favorite for march is this genuine shot in Cotonou. Just going out of a restaurant, that person was waiting in front of this building under construction.

[Joanne Diochon]

I like this one in large part because of the editing.It was a simple shot but I was able to edit it in a way that I felt brought out the calm serene feeling I was trying to highlight in the image.

[Wendy]

I knew just what I wanted to capture for Week 13 of the 52 Week Challenge of 'Nature' but it took me almost two weeks to get it. Too much snow, birds not cooperating, weather not good, etc.
But I did finally get the shot I wanted. Tenacity is a good thing!


Also this one 'cuz it will be a memory shot for the rest of my life.

[LManning (Laura)]

@njmom3 Your final calendar is stunning! You must be pleased that you put in the effort.

@emrob Beautiful DOF showing off this lacy beauty.

@princessicajessica The lights look terrific with the deep indigo sky.

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Doors and windows - a photographer's dream. You definitely made the most of them!

[LManning (Laura)]

@johnfalconer The most satisfying feeling! Well done.

@koalagardens The gradations of colour are terrific.

@allsop Emotion makes for powerful images, like this one.

@wenbow What a gorgeous glow.

[LManning (Laura)]

@vincent24 Such a striking scene

@gardencat Your edit highlights the feather details and ripples in the water. So lovely.

@farmreporter Tenacity for you and for the geese in those conditions! And a beautiful portrait of your happy boy.

[Mallory]

This was my favorite - kind of a happy accident. I could photograph these flowers for hours.

[Granagringa]

I think this one and no reason...maybe pushed myself a bit.

[LManning (Laura)]

@sunnygirl So incredibly soft and pretty.

@granagringa They could be ghost musicians. Very cool!

[Elyse Klemchuk]

I'm glad I got some pictures of my dad's orchid before it finished blooming.

[LManning (Laura)]

@kchuk What a lovely one!