Mountains, Lakes and Rivers

[dpc]

Mountain slope in the Canadian Rockies with a forest of aspen and lodgepole pine. I like the layered look of it.

 

[kaswindell]

Mountain slope in the Canadian Rockies with a forest of aspen and lodgepole pine. I like the layered look of it.

Nice shot dpc

 

[dpc]

Mountain slope in the Canadian Rockies with a forest of aspen and lodgepole pine. I like the layered look of it.

Nice shot dpc

Thanks!

 

[kodakrome]

Autumn in the mountains of North Carolina

Nice colours

Thanks!

 

[dpc]

 

[dpc]

Understory of the Twenty-fifth Street Bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon yesterday afternoon. Not exactly river shots but close enough.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi dpc.
Very interesting architectural shots, new bridge in the style of an older bridge?

Cheers, Graham.

Understory of the Twenty-fifth Street Bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon yesterday afternoon. Not exactly river shots but close enough.

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc.
Very interesting architectural shots, new bridge in the style of an older bridge?

Cheers, Graham.

Understory of the Twenty-fifth Street Bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon yesterday afternoon. Not exactly river shots but close enough.

Hi, Valvebounce! Actually it's an old bridge in the style of old bridges. It was opened in November 1916. There are seven bridges in Saskatoon. It's known as the City of Bridges. The twenty-fifth street bridge is properly known as the University Bridge.

DPC

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi dpc.
Sorry, my query was a bit ambiguous, I didn't really mean literal age so much as construction, to me it looks like a cast concrete bridge in the style of a brick or stone built multi arch bridge, such as were built in the 1200's and 1300's here.

Cheers, Graham.

Hi dpc.
Very interesting architectural shots, new bridge in the style of an older bridge?

Cheers, Graham.

Understory of the Twenty-fifth Street Bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon yesterday afternoon. Not exactly river shots but close enough.

Hi, Valvebounce! Actually it's an old bridge in the style of old bridges. It was opened in November 1916. There are seven bridges in Saskatoon. It's known as the City of Bridges. The twenty-fifth street bridge is properly known as the University Bridge.

DPC

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc.
Sorry, my query was a bit ambiguous, I didn't really mean literal age so much as construction, to me it looks like a cast concrete bridge in the style of a brick or stone built multi arch bridge, such as were built in the 1200's and 1300's here.

Cheers, Graham.

Hi dpc.
Very interesting architectural shots, new bridge in the style of an older bridge?

Cheers, Graham.

Understory of the Twenty-fifth Street Bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon yesterday afternoon. Not exactly river shots but close enough.

Hi, Valvebounce! Actually it's an old bridge in the style of old bridges. It was opened in November 1916. There are seven bridges in Saskatoon. It's known as the City of Bridges. The twenty-fifth street bridge is properly known as the University Bridge.

DPC

Well, I guess 1916 is pretty dang young!

 

[dpc]

One of my grandchildren taking a picture.

 

[dpc]

I may have posted this earlier or one like it. In any event I returned to the RAW file and reprocessed it, adding the Arkadia preset in DXO's FilmPack 5 which I tweeked a bit. I sort of like the azure cast.

 

[snowleo]

These pictures were taken in Switzerland this year. Even tough it is a country where many tourist go every year to see the famous mountains, there are lots of places so unknown (even to locals) and so beautiful.

One of those places is Gelten neaby Gstaad. The funny thing is that lots of famous people like Roger Moore (James Bond) live there but I guess most of them never visited the waterfalls of Geltenschuss or stood overnight at Geltenhütte (Gelten Hut) in the Swiss Alps. Nevertheless, it is absolutely worth to stay there.

Another place is Glattalp. A remote place in the eastern part of Switzerland. I was there just after the first snow.

 

[dpc]

These pictures were taken in Switzerland this year. Even tough it is a country where many tourist go every year to see the famous mountains, there are lots of places so unknown (even to locals) and so beautiful.

One of those places is Gelten neaby Gstaad. The funny thing is that lots of famous people like Roger Moore (James Bond) live there but I guess most of them never visited the waterfalls of Geltenschuss or stood overnight at Geltenhütte (Gelten Hut) in the Swiss Alps. Nevertheless, it is absolutely worth to stay there.

Another place is Glattalp. A remote place in the eastern part of Switzerland. I was there just after the first snow.

Nice pictures! I especially like the first two.

 

[Mr Bean]

Reflections, Murrumbidgee River, near Cooma, New South Wales (Australia).

 

[Click]

These pictures were taken in Switzerland this year. Even tough it is a country where many tourist go every year to see the famous mountains, there are lots of places so unknown (even to locals) and so beautiful.

One of those places is Gelten neaby Gstaad. The funny thing is that lots of famous people like Roger Moore (James Bond) live there but I guess most of them never visited the waterfalls of Geltenschuss or stood overnight at Geltenhütte (Gelten Hut) in the Swiss Alps. Nevertheless, it is absolutely worth to stay there.

Another place is Glattalp. A remote place in the eastern part of Switzerland. I was there just after the first snow.

Very nice pictures. I really like the second one. Well done snowleo.

 

[gary samples]

Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II
Moab Utah
shot with a 100-400 at about 235mm

 

[gary samples]

Bryce canyon Utah
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM

ƒ/11.0
24.0 mm
1/800

 

[ishdakuteb]

Cathedral Peaks and Spires, Yosemite National Park

 

[gary samples]

Canon EOS 5D Mark III
EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM