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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