Landscapes

[dpc]

 

[Click]

Lovely. A beautiful place that inspires tranquillity.

 

[dpc]

Mount Rundle through the trees... (Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada(

 

[dpc]

Tourists going for a paddle, Bow River, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada...

 

[dpc]

Mount Rundle...

 

[dpc]

The Englishman River, Vancouver Island...

 

[Click]

I really like the stream. Nicely done, dpc.

 

[dpc]

South Saskatchewan River at the weir in Saskatoon SK...

 

[danfaz]

A couple of different shots of this moon rising behind some storm clouds.
Canon R52 + RF 24-105 f/2.8

 

[Click]

Beautiful sky. Nicely done, danfaz.

 

[HenryL]

Beautiful images, especially the first one. The foreground adds just the right elements to complement the sky imho.

 

[danfaz]

Beautiful sky. Nicely done, danfaz.

Thanks, Click!

Beautiful images, especially the first one. The foreground adds just the right elements to complement the sky imho.

Thanks, Henry!
The 2nd shot was the first one I took, but then I saw the reflection of sky and moon in the water, so pulled back to get that. I do prefer that one, as well.

 

[JuanMa]

These are with the EOS R6 and the 16-35 2.8II.
Taken in Alcala de Henares near Madrid.

 

[Sporgon]

Last of the evening light over Assynt in the Highlands of Scotland, with Stac Pollaidh framed between two mountains.
R6 + vintage Takumar 35mm f/3.5, hand held at 1/13th and about f/5.6 I guess

 

[Click]

JuanMa and Sporgon,

Very nice shots, guys.

 

[Sporgon]

JuanMa and Sporgon,

Very nice shots, guys.

Many thanks Click !

 

[danfaz]

This is an abandoned truck I photographed over a decade ago. Since then, it’s been further vandalized and the hood has been removed. What I find fascinating is how it’s literally becoming part of the earth.
I decided to edit it again with today's tools, as it was a very rough shot before.

 

[Dragon]

This is an abandoned truck I photographed over a decade ago. Since then, it’s been further vandalized and the hood has been removed. What I find fascinating is how it’s literally becoming part of the earth.
I decided to edit it again with today's tools, as it was a very rough shot before.

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In that climate, it will be some time before it fully returns to the earth. On the Oregon coast, it would be completely gone in 10 years. We have a very aggressive ecology.

 

[HeavyPiper]

In that climate, it will be some time before it fully returns to the earth. On the Oregon coast, it would be completely gone in 10 years. We have a very aggressive ecology.

I'm surprised that the Peter Iredale is still with us.

 

[Dragon]

I'm surprised that the Peter Iredale is still with us.

Salt is a preservative . The trees are even more aggressive than the ocean.