Post Your Best Landscapes

[sharagim1]

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

 

[HTCahHTC]

2 more to share

 

[bycostello]

wow love the three rocks...

 

[xROELOFx]

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

what do you mean?

 

[Heidrun]

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

what do you mean?

Thinks he means it because the sun ruins the picture a little bit.

 

[HTCahHTC]

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

what do you mean?

washed out = overexposed. So I believe he means the sky is overexposed which was caused by they sun

wow love the three rocks...

Thanks man! Appreciate it!

 

[xROELOFx]

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

what do you mean?

washed out = overexposed. So I believe he means the sky is overexposed which was caused by they sun

damn ions! you keep posting beautiful pictures!

sory looks like to me sky is washed out.

what do you mean?

Thinks he means it because the sun ruins the picture a little bit.

ah, thanks for the explanation guys .

i don't find it disturbing. it's not really that overexposed, as the sky is still blue at the left part of the photo (it's not plain white like you see in some other photos). anyways, i guess it's a matter of taste.

 

[ions]

Yeah... I missed all that detail of the sun blasting through fog! I'm horrible. : I should have HDR'd her hard! It's a shame when aesthetics are lost in the pursuit of exposure - particularly HDR. Anyway, that's what it looked like and it was quite pretty to see as I think the pic represents.

Nonetheless, thank you for the compliment oninspiratieloos.


Fog on a deserted Michigan highway by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

 

[goretexguy]

Deep Winter at Bryce Point and Teton Wildflowers

 

[pinnaclephotography]

light lingers as seabirds depart - B&W by posthumus_cake (www.pinnaclephotography.net), on Flickr

 

[heavybarrel]

Driving up PCH and noticed the weird lighting through the fog.

 

[K3nt]

Here's one I took this weekend... I liked the reflections.


Lake of reflections by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

Here's one I messed up at night, lucky the post-processing made it at least viewable, and caught the creepy feeling...

The spookyness at midnight by K3ntFIN, on Flickr

 

[1nsanity]

Totaranui Beach @ Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand.

 

[akiskev]

With my trusty 17-40.

Kavala on Flickr

 

[pinnaclephotography]

40D & 70-200 f/4L @ 200mm

silently he surveys his vast domain by posthumus_cake (www.pinnaclephotography.net), on Flickr

 

[pinnaclephotography]

40D & Tamron 17-50 @ 17mm

the lake of dreams by posthumus_cake (www.pinnaclephotography.net), on Flickr

 

[inter211]

Here's one of my best shots of Horseshoe Bend near Page, AZ. This was shot at sunset during monsoon season with patch thunderstorms on the horizon that just lit up in colors as the sun ducked below the horizon.


Monsoon Sunset over Horseshoe Bend [Explored] by inter211, on Flickr

 

[pinnaclephotography]

Canon 5D & 17-40L @ 30mm

Waterfall Wednesday [explore 11/16/10] by posthumus_cake (www.pinnaclephotography.net), on Flickr

 

[thepancakeman]

I think somehow it's implied in this thread that "Your Best Landscape" is at least reasonably good--mine are not! :-\

Y'all do nice work!

 

[pzyber]

Some of my best so far...

© Jimmy Nordström


© Jimmy Nordström


© Jimmy Nordström


© Jimmy Nordström

Högehall (A stone with a hand-sized hole within it that might have had an astronomical purpose), The Moon and Jupiter.

© Jimmy Nordström

http://www.jimmynordstrom.se