And the winner of the "Your Best Photo Of 2010 Contest" is...

[peterb666]

Congratulations Gruu, it is a great photo that tells a wonderful story. Well done.

[lorenski]

@ lorenski: "Examine it better"?  For what, - I thought this was a photo competition, not an examination competition.      

A couple of things...examination is part naturally of competition, DUH. Maybe we'd enjoy experimenting your your Championship settings? I finally had a chance to check out the large version...(semi-large 1024 pic's are actually small in my world).

Should info/no info of ´settings´ (exif, I guess) change the voters mind whether this photo is the better to win the competition, or not?  Well, me, I do not need exif data to decide (for myself) if a photo is good or not.

Would the settings change minds? Not supposed to...just curious to us fellow users, just want to share tips for good work.

As for the pic itself...the small version looked okay - it looked good...but when I saw the largeer 1024 version, it in fact did look fantastic! If it was bigger, it would have even looked better I am sure. Fine work indeed.

Well, me, I do not need exif data to decide (for myself) if a photo is good or not.

yeah, none of us have this talent. It must be why you're the Champ!

[lorenski]

  As the EXIF says, I used the 20mm Panny, which is on my E-P1 a majority of the time.

Aha!

I tell you, once I started using my Panny 20, I like my camera a lot lot more. I wish it wasn't so ugly though.  But the pic's are drop dead gorgeous...I think I lost my Oly 14-42mm in my tool box in the garage or some place like that, I'm not sure where I left it...blah.

Cheers!