Your best Elite: Dangerous screenshots
In the three weeks since we asked you to send us your best Elite: Dangerous screenshots, we received over 500 entries. So thanks for that.
Going through your shots has been a delight, and we've selected our favourites for display here. Sorry if yours didn't make the cut. We looked at them all, but a 500+ slide gallery would have broken the website.
As promised, Elite: Dangerous art director Chris Gregory has picked his personal favourite to receive a package of Elite-themed prizes.
And the winner is...
Brandon Sproles
“There were a lot of great shots here, showing off some extraordinary sights from across the galaxy, but for me, Brandon’s image was the most striking. It does everything you want from a screenshot – it’s a beautiful image, it features an iconic Elite ship, it has a sense of drama and mystery, and it tells a story. The pilot is headed somewhere and the shot invites us to speculate on why, where and what.” — Chris Gregory
Allan
Armin Ujvari
Adam Bell
Adam J. Celli
Alister Dyer
Anders Uran
Andreas S
Andrej Kostovski
Lynton
Andrew Cobb
Andrew Matthews
Andrew Zirkle
Andy Coe
Cameron Dufour
Chris Haddad
Christian Irmer
Clerk Milez
David Kingdon
Dean Eaton
Eddy Tjhia
Eliezer Espejo
Geoffrey Spann
Gill Andrew
Harry Martin
Joachim Berger
Jon S. Stock
Jonathan Shrives
Joshua Isley
Katelyn Collins
Kris Konkel
Luis López
Mark Thould
Martyn Beecroft
Mirko Alfieri
Pasi Karjalainen
Patrick Mangham
Razgriz375
Rich P
Roger Dawson
Jstardy
Scott Dhaliwal
Seren
Stewart Corbett
Tim Smith
Vlad Yampolsky
Charly Fillon
Dave Mansfield
Gene Tosmuk
John Montgomery
Martin Chalk
Sylva Feyth
Will Maiden
If it’s set in space, Andy will probably write about it. He loves sci-fi, adventure games, taking screenshots, Twin Peaks, weird sims, Alien: Isolation, and anything with a good story.
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