Autumn/Fall 2022

[becceric]

Nicely done, becceric.

Thanks, Click!

 

[JohnC]

Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

 

[Click]

Beautiful shot, John.

 

[JohnC]

Beautiful shot, John.

Thank you!

 

[Maximilian]

Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Beautiful colours. And I like, how well you can see the scraps of mist.
As for technique: did you use a filter, like GND or PL?

 

[JohnC]

Beautiful colours. And I like, how well you can see the scraps of mist.
As for technique: did you use a filter, like GND or PL?

Thanks! No filters, I actually captured the image out the window of my vehicle. It’s hard to stop for long there (Cades Cove). It’s taken with a Fuji X-Pro3.

 

[Maximilian]

Thanks! No filters

Thanks for the reply.

I actually captured the image out the window of my vehicle

Kudos! It looks like well planned and prepared!

It’s taken with a Fuji X-Pro3.

I saw that in the EXIF. Fuji gear is good, too. I know that from a friend of mine.
And, as always:
The best camera is the one in your hand

 

[Sporgon]

This is an early morning view of Rydal Water in the English Lake District. The oak tree that is seemingly growing from the solid rock can be seen in the photographs produced by the pioneering English photographer Francis Frithe, in 1882 !! It doesn't appear to have changes at all in the last 140 years !
5DS + EF 24-70/4 IS @ 28mm


The second image is Colwith Force, again in the Lake District. It's the River Brathay just after it has left Little Langdale. The stone building at the bottom of the waterfall is a very early hydro electric power station, built around 1910 to supply electricity to a nearby large, but remote house.
EOS 1n + EF 24-70/4 IS @ 35mm. Portra 800 film.

 

[Click]

Very nice shots, Sporgon.

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[Sporgon]

Very nice shots, Sporgon.

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Many Thanks Click