The 100 Steem Yearly Final of 7 World´s Continents Photo Challenge is here - vote for your favorite photo!
Hi everyone!
The time goes by really fast and we will soon know another yearly winner of my 7 World´s Continents Photo Challenge.
The winning photo of the year 2018 by @axeman
We already know all 12 monthly winners of the year 2019 and now we need to determine the winner. Originally, I thought it would be the monthly winner with the biggest value of upvotes on the respective winner announcement but because the price of Steem and therefore also the value of the upvotes were changing significantly throughout the year, it would not be very fair.
To make the competition as fair as possible for all 12 contestants, I decided to proceed like this:
You will find all 12 monthly winners with their entries in the comments below. Each of them in a separate comment. You can vote for your favorite photo by upvoting the corresponding comment. The entry with the biggest total value (not number!) of upvotes will become the new yearly winner and will be rewarded with 100 Steem! You can cast your votes for 7 days from now on.
To make the voting as simple and clear as possible, please do not post any other images in the comment section but feel free to leave a supportive comment and your upvote of the image that you want to become the yearly winner. It would also be great if you could resteem this post for increased exposure. Thank you so much for your cooperation.
For more information about the 7 World’s Continents Photo Challenge and its rules & conditions, please see the latest update post.
Here are all 12 monthly winners of 2019. The choice is yours.
@bigsambucca December 2019 winning entry:
The Petronas Towers, also known as the Petronas Twin Towers, are twin skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia soaring to a high of 375 m (1,230 ft) It use to be the tallest tower in Kuala Lumper till the Taipei 101 surpassed it but still amazing twin tower skyscraper in today's world.
Howdy bigsambucca! This is a stunning shot, those towers are truly magnificent! I love that they are apparently connected with a walkway up there too.
Thank you @janton they are amazing towers and the view from that walkway is just outstanding and thank you for dropping by and giving me your vote much appreciated :))
My pleasure sir bigsambucca and I'd sure like to see that view from those towers some day!
Thank you again @janton and i will find a photo of the view for :))
These towers, the most ... Towers in the world! .. lol
They are grandiose, like, and a photograph!
I hope you win my dear. Upvoted!
@worldcapture November 2019 winning entry:
Shanghai,China. On this image you can see the stunning skyline of the biggest city in China - Shanghai I took this long exposure capture 2 weeks ago on my travel through this fascinating city. Cheers ! :)
Fascinating skyline shot @worldcapture! Good luck in the final man :)
Thanks a ton buddy! :))
Wishing you luck! Hope you will win this @worldcapture.
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Thank you so much dear @olivia08 :))
You are all the time welcome!
@mrprofessor April 2019 winning entry:
Canyon Fortaleza - Cambará do Sul, Brazil. On the flat lands of southern Brazil I once found myself near this big scar on the earth. The canyons Fortaleza and Intaimbezinho are one of the most iconic and impressive points to contemplate what nature can produce.
Stunning capture! Looks like a serious match for the Grand Canyon in Arizona :) Good luck in the final mate ;)
Hooooah, I've heard it's deeper than the Grand Canyon!!!
@ladybug146 June 2019 winning entry:
Another goodie from Banff National park. This is a view of Cascade Mountain and the small resort town of Banff at the bottom from the top of Sulfur Mountain at over 7000 ft in altitude. In april, most of the snow in the valleys is melted leaving snow covered peaks until summer. Taking pictures from high altitudes results in a blue haze when looking down below, fighting with the atmosphere, much like when looking up at the sky, it appears blue, same concept but reverse.
Breathtaking scenery! Good luck in the final :)
Thank you!! :) I'm both proud and surprised to have a picture here. Thanks Tom and @phortun you guys are great. xox
@vcclothing March 2019 winning entry:
On a recent trip to Namibia we got to climb dune 45. Dune 45 is part of the world's largest sand dunes, located in the Sossusvlei desert. We climbed up it at sunrise, it was amazing climbing up through the morning fog, then to watch it all clear away and realised how high up we actually were.
@gunnarheilmann February 2019 winning entry:
This is a lucky shot one gets rarely. Last year i was at the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in California photographing at night. Then take a 4000 years old tree, 3 Shooting Stars (the third one is hard to see in low res) and a plane add the Milky Way and wait for this to happend it in front of you in the same minute you sit there. I got lucky and managed to get it in one single long exposure Light Painting. Starting off with a first 2minute of the exposure at F22 ISO 3200 lighting up the Metusalem, then when I was finished with that I gave the Milky Way another 30 seconds to develop, changing the settings of the lens to F2.8. Then we saw 3 shooting stars in the sky plus that air plane. What a surprise! What makes that picture so special is that there was no layers needed in post-production. Just the way I like it, No Photoshop needed.
@bluebottlefilms May 2019 winning entry:
The clarity of the water at my local marine sanctuary is amazing at the moment. I love it when the conditions are like this and have been getting down there as much as possible. The northern beaches of Sydney are so lucky to have Cabbage Tree Bay on it's doorstep!
@roadtrips January 2019 winning entry:
Preikestolen, Norway. View down the Preikestolen platform above the Lysefjord-fjord. The rock formation is about 600 meters above the sea level. If you are traveling in Norway this highlight is definately a must visit destination.
@dmytrokorol July 2019 winning entry:
Beautiful morning on Playa el Bollulo, Tenerife, Canary Islands. This beach with pitch black volcanic sand is one of the most beautiful on the island. I was mesmerized with the contrast of sand and the water rolling back and creating the white foamy lines. I have spent some time just looking at this natural beauty and noticed the amazing subtle reflection in the middle ground. All I needed is a subject and it was easy to find because there are several rock formations on the beach. I took several shots to find the right balance in all this permanent changing and combined several images (foreground with the leading lines, middle ground with reflection and subject with rock and crashing waves).
@mrprofessor August 2019 winning entry:
Colonia del Sacramento - Uruguay. Colonia del Sacramento is one of the historic cities in Uruguay that has lived through the conflicts between Portugal and Spain. This photo was taken during one of my Hitchhiking trips where the patience not only rewards you with a ride, but also with moments of utter contemplation.