Black and White Landscapes!
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rpt said:Lovely picture! Boy, am I happy with my balmy 14 degree C night time temperature.
Thanks.
It really wasn't bad that day.
It was amazing how quiet everything was.
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trstromme said:cracking shot, love the bleak wind torn landscape.Pakneh said:
Here's a contribution from me:
Isolated by Trond Strømme, on Flickr
Flott bilde Trond
Hardangervidda?
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RobertG. said:
Awesome^3, RobertG!
I love the depth in it, and how it's enhanced by the low clouds/fog.
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Thank you for these kind words! It's one of my first attempts of a black & white landscape shot. The same scene with the same lens (TS-E 24mm L II) but with a different grad nd filter and slightly different view point looks like this in color: http://www.robertgallphotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/L01_Thailand_Pai.jpg
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PropeNonComposMentis said:gbchriste said:Already posted this once in another landscape thread here on CR but what the heck...
That don't matter, 2 posts, Just means I fall in luv with it twice as much.
Would you sell the image ?
What do you have in mind? Digital file? Print?
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Another opportunity to shoot in the fog this morning. I originally shot this in portrait orientation to concentrate the composition on the shore line and distant trees, and negate the large expanse of water that would have been in the frame on the left. But that in turn left a large, empty expanse of sky in the top of the frame that I didn't like. Experimenting with alternate crops gave me this square presentation that I particularly like.
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Lovely, I like it.gbchriste said:Another opportunity to shoot in the fog this morning. I originally shot this in portrait orientation to concentrate the composition on the shore line and distant trees, and negate the large expanse of water that would have been in the frame on the left. But that in turn left a large, empty expanse of sky in the top of the frame that I didn't like. Experimenting with alternate crops gave me this square presentation that I particularly like.
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rpt said:Lovely, I like it.gbchriste said:Another opportunity to shoot in the fog this morning. I originally shot this in portrait orientation to concentrate the composition on the shore line and distant trees, and negate the large expanse of water that would have been in the frame on the left. But that in turn left a large, empty expanse of sky in the top of the frame that I didn't like. Experimenting with alternate crops gave me this square presentation that I particularly like.
Thanks!
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Been to North Wales to get some panos of the great Welsh castles at Conwy, Caernarfon and Harlech. ( Well, they were English castles weren't they really, built in Wales :-X ). Also managed to get some landscapes in beautiful Snowdonia.
Got this one looking down into Beddgelert . Beddgelert is so called because it is, according to legend, where the loyal hound Gelert belonging to some short tempered dark ages Prince, is buried. The hound had tried to save Prince's baby from a wolf, failed, got covered in blood in the process. Price arrives home, thinks Gelert has killed the child, kills hound, finds body of wolf.....you know the sort of story. The very ancient grave is there to be seen; whether there is any truth in it , who knows ?
Done a quick stitch of this in B&W but can't decide whether I prefer the 2x1 or 2.5x1 version. On my panos I am beginning to favour 2x1, but for a 'proper' landscape shot maybe 2.5 x 1 is better ?
Got this one looking down into Beddgelert . Beddgelert is so called because it is, according to legend, where the loyal hound Gelert belonging to some short tempered dark ages Prince, is buried. The hound had tried to save Prince's baby from a wolf, failed, got covered in blood in the process. Price arrives home, thinks Gelert has killed the child, kills hound, finds body of wolf.....you know the sort of story. The very ancient grave is there to be seen; whether there is any truth in it , who knows ?
Done a quick stitch of this in B&W but can't decide whether I prefer the 2x1 or 2.5x1 version. On my panos I am beginning to favour 2x1, but for a 'proper' landscape shot maybe 2.5 x 1 is better ?
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