Every year I look back at the photos I’ve taken and assemble a collection of my favorites. Not all my favorites make the cut, and these may not be the very best photos I took during the year, but they are a selection that I like the most, for whatever reason. When I looked back on the images I took this year, several from earlier in the year seem like they were taken ages ago, as the pandemic has really messed with my perception of time.
I did not write a whole lot this year, with a paltry 8 articles written on the site during 2020 (though this will make two in 2021 in the span of two days!). A lot of that was due to being busy with things at work and home, and by the end of the day the motivation to write was just not particularly there.
I did, however, get out to shoot moderately regularly, and I looking back through my images, I was actually quite pleased with the photos I got this year, despite being essentially stuck in Ohio the entire year. I’ve got a large backlog of reviews to get through (I have at least 8 lenses that I have tested that I have not yet written the reviews for yet), and hope to knock through those fairly quickly here at the beginning of the year. I also dabbled a bit with film this year for the first time in a long while, and I am going to try to write an article on that at some point coming up as well. One of those images is included here as well.
You will also notice that I’ve been using and testing a lot more from the Canon RF system, and that will continue, as I’ve been very taken with what Canon has done in such a short time in the mirrorless world.
So, without further ado, here are 25 photos from 2020, in chronological order. Click on any image to enlarge.
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6 responses to “My Favorite Photos of 2020”
Reinhard
Thank you for sharing! I like the colors of the Sony more (for landscape) on your photos more than the Canon.
Thanks. I think any difference in color you are seeing is predominantly down to the time of day and lighting. Having shot the R6 and A7R IV side by side, both are very capable of achieving the same look, though getting skin tones correct is actually easier with the Canon. I will grant you that the RP images do not look as good…it’s an older sensor and most of the differences there are due to more limited dynamic range, and sometimes that also requires HDR, both of which affect the color transitions and tonality.
I really enjoy your images and how you capture family. We’re of the same mind, but you know how to shoot a lot better. Thanks for showing off some joy and beauty from 2020!
This article got me thinking… Why does Canon make RF S lenses starting with 18mm when most full frame RF…
Great review. I shoot Nikon and may try an old Nikon D200 and see how it compares with the new…
It feels so nice to read your article. When I was a student, upgrading from a D5100 to a D750…
I use it now for 2years on the X-H1 and i am still impressed by the performance of this lens.…
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