After a few days of consideration, a careful study of the submitted images and a lot of coffee, it’s time to announce the winning image from the Taipei leg of the 2009 Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. There were so many great images posted to peoples Flickr streams that I thought it’d be very difficult to choose a suitable and deserving winner. My task was made somewhat easier because so many people decided not to upload their two favorite images to the official site. Still, roughly half of the photowalkers entered and now one has been chosen. The winning image is by Toby Peters and it has now been sent off to the worldwide competition for a chance to be the global winner. Congratulations Toby. As group winner you’ll receive a copy of Scott Kelby’s “The Digital Photography Book, Volume 3“. After the jump there’ll be a few more selected highlights.]
Xinyi Road, Taipei
Choosing the winner was tough. Here are a few honorable mentions. For the people whose photos appear here, I’d be happy to buy you a beer/coffee/whatever next time I see you.
You can see more of Dylulena’s photos at Flickr. Dylulena was one of two photographers who had both of their uploads make it into my final selection. The other was Ron Albrecht. His two images are next.
Taipei Photowalkers by Ron Albrecht
Taipei Scenes by Ron Albrecht
Josh by Carrie
Looking Up by Tido
Protection by Neil Wade
Taipei by Joseph C Lawrence
Walking Up by Emmy Ting
I urge you to check out the portfolios, blogs and photostreams of the above people. Toby, Dylulena and Ron’s links are all posted above. For the rest, here they are. Carrie’s blog. TIdo’s Flickr Photostream. Emmy Ting’s Flickr Photostream. Neil Wade’s Porfolio. Joseph, I don’t have a link for you. If you could let me know, I’ll add it in.
Once again, thank you everyone for participating. Stay tuned because tomorrow there’ll be some more model portfolio shots, this time from New York model Sheri.
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