Sunset landscape

[Don Haines]

Another sunset on the Ottawa River, Canada. Shot from the canoe one evening last year as I was paddling home.

[Hobby Shooter]

He tentatively puts up his first photo for critique while hiding behind the sofa :p

Don't worry about it, people are normally very nice and any critique is mostly very constructive. I myself is no expert, but I really like the colours in this one.

thanks
J

[Nathaniel Weir]

I took an excursion down to the Anza Borrego State Park, California's largest state park, in hopes of capturing the Anza Borrego Badlands bathed in a warm hue of sunset light coupled with a striking sky.  When I had finally reached my destination, Font’s Point, my whole body was freezing, the incoming winter front had brought cold temperatures as well as gusty winds from Alaska.  However, I reminded myself that if I wanted to capture the image I pre-visualized in my mind, I would have to endure the harsh conditions. In the end, I got what I came for.
 

[Rienzphotoz]

Hello CR!

Here is my latest work, feedback would be nice!

Shot with 7D - 17mm - F/8 - ISO 400 - 1/20 sec

Beautiful image ... I would leave the image the way you captured it ... perfect!

[killswitch]

This was a handheld shot, using the Canon 60D and one of my all time favorite lens the Tokina 11-16 f2.8. I forgot the name of the vista point, but its from the Lake Tahoe trip last year.


As We Go Down by Dhanad Islam, on Flickr

[Frodo]

Sunset tonight down on the beach below our house.
5DII, Samyang 14mm 2.8, 1/60 f8 ISO 400.  Graduated filter in LR 4 darkening the sky above the horizon.  Added vibrance and clarity but no added saturation.  The white speck in the sky halfway above the island is the crescent Moon.

[Hobby Shooter]

This was a handheld shot, using the Canon 60D and one of my all time favorite lens the Tokina 11-16 f2.8. I forgot the name of the vista point, but its from the Lake Tahoe trip last year.


As We Go Down by Dhanad Islam, on Flickr

I love this shot.

[Don Haines]

Hello CR!

Here is my latest work, feedback would be nice!

Shot with 7D - 17mm - F/8 - ISO 400 - 1/20 sec

Where so many would have gone out to the end of the deck to take an unobstructed picture, you found interesting rocks along the shore and included the deck. Nice composition. I like the picture!

[willis]

Nice!

Would've looked really great with a longer exposure.

Yeah, I agree with you but didn't had my ND w/ me  Actually I didn't have anything else than camera with me at that evening, just took it with me when I left to outside to take fresh air, walk and relax.

I really like the composition and colors!
I personally think the image could be a bit sharper, but I still like it very much.

It could have been bit sharper at trees but EF-S 17-55 ain't the sharpest lens out there. But the main subject was sunset and cast from the sun to that rock.

[niteclicks]

Trying out the Rokinon 14mm.

[Dkocher]

[dbuono1865]

Here is one that I took outside of Granbury, Texas.

[willis]

Hello once again!

My latest work from couple days ago!
EOS 7D - 17-55 F/2.8
Shot with:
 - 17mm
 - F/8
 - 1/25th
 - ISO 100

Have a nice day!

[matukas]

Canon TS-E 24 v2
3 image photomerge in Photoshop. Shifts: max left-center-max right.
Was pretty cold.

[RAKAMRAK]

Hello once again!

My latest work from couple days ago!
EOS 7D - 17-55 F/2.8
Shot with:
 - 17mm
 - F/8
 - 1/25th
 - ISO 100

Have a nice day!

Just fantastic (irrespective of my next sentence). I am wondering how you achieved the balance of exposure in the foreground and background. If it is not bracketed and stacked - then I am just spellbound.