Help choose the 2015 calendar winners!

[Dr. Benny]

Is it bad that I liked all the "misery" themed photos?

[Susan Johnson]

Some folks seek out all the bad roads for the challenge, others avoid them... No judgment from me!

[Pip and Mouse]

Great photos - makes you just want to get out there

[sushi2831]

Hello Susan
Could you make a gallery with more of the 600+ pictures, they probably all deserve to be seen by others.
Thanks
sushi

[Bezzamohamed]

Amazing, wonderfulll pict

[lamro]

good work guys I'd go to every place with great pleasure, I liked several of them for calendar

[lamro]

I see new ones here ^_^ I'd like to see more of them

[bazz]

Originally Posted by sushi2831

Hello Susan
Could you make a gallery with more of the 600+ pictures, they probably all deserve to be seen by others.
Thanks
sushi

I would love to see the rest of the pics.

[Susan Johnson]

The votes are in! The 9th Annual HU Photo Contest winners have been chosen! See the pics that will be on the Horizons Unlimited 2015 Motorcycle Adventure Travel Calendar here: Photo Contest Winners for 2015 Calendar | Horizons Unlimited

Congrats to all winners. We had over 600 entries, so it was very tough to narrow them down to only 13! We'll be featuring the winning entries over the next couple of weeks.

Craig Wessner wins the Grand Prize of a South American tour from Compass Expeditions for his pic below of riding a floating bridge across the Song Ba Ren River, Vietnam, on a Soviet Minsk.

The top 3 pics won superb prizes from Compass Expeditions, Progressive Suspension and Global Rescue. All photographers share in the profits from the calendar sales, and also receive a free calendar plus annual HUBB Gold Membership.

The Horizons Unlimited Motorcycle Adventure Travel photo contest is an annual event for travellers to showcase their best photographs from their travels around the world. The next Calendar contest is on now - enter to win! http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/contest

[keithert]

I am enjoying my 2014 calendar for the most part. But I don't like the months where there is a picture of a bike without enough bike showing to tell what kind of bike it is. In many cases the verbiage doesn't tell either. September is a good example. I think it is a Yamaha XT225 from research on the owner but can't tell for sure.