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[jasohill]

Since 2008, I've had a 'Best Shot' A photo of the year that represents the best of my work. To celebrate my 2017 best shot, I will recap my previous 9 best photos, everyday until I unveil the newest. Here is 2008's Best shot.

See you on the other side by Jase Hill Via Flickr: For those of you wondering, yes, this photo is on the cover of the book "Psychoanalysis Outside The Clinic: Interventions In Psychosocial Studies" by Stephen Frosh, and yes, all the i's have been dotted and the t's have been crossed. I was very honored he was interested in using it for the cover. View On Black I want to thank daioni1976 for the B&W suggestion.

 This was my 2008 Photo of the Year.

[coffeenuts]

Threads of Light by Minorojo http://flic.kr/p/8PJRge

[mdme-xdesign]

The Weather Project by *ade This a view Ólafur Elíasson's The Weather Project, an art installation at Tate Modern in London, 2004. In this photo I've made the visitors the main subject (it was Elíasson's intention that they became part of the work), omitting the centre piece, which was a large 'half sun' at the end of the hall. The ceiling was mirrored which is why people are lying on the floor looking up. The air was mist-filled and the light really was that colour! There are more shots in this set: http://ift.tt/2av8udn See more of my best shots on my photo blog.

[byafoot]

Jumpin' Jack by Pensiero http://flic.kr/p/2atAo Isola d’Elba, Italy "Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly.". “Non dar retta ai tuoi occhi, e non credere a quello che vedi. Gli occhi vedono solo ciò che è limitato. Guarda col tuo intelletto, e scopri quello che conosci già, allora imparerai come si vola". (da "Il gabbiano Jonathan Livingstone" di Richard Bach). This picture was published in the German edition of Max magazine - January 2006

[vagabundotrabajador]

A Rare Photo of Spiderman, Bob Dylan and Albert Einstein Discussing Issues at a Symposium on Crime Fighting, Song Writing and the Theory of Relativity by ricko on Flickr.