Post Your Best Landscapes

[ereka]

Just a quick snap with my old Canon 10D whilst out walking one evening. The 10D had been languishing in a cupboard totally unloved and unused for the last nine years, so I decided to take it out for a spin. I'd forgotten just how good each of those 6.3 million pixels is. This is still as good a camera as it ever was, just doesn't produce the file sizes out of the camera needed for stock. The 'golden hour' light was only there for a few minutes and I was in the just right place at just the right time. I could go back but will never get this shot again. In hindsight, I wish I'd taken my 5D MkIII. There again, on a subsequent outing at a different location a few days later I slipped and fell and dropped the 10D in the mud no less than three times within the space of a couple of hours!

 

[Stig]

A couple of my recent shots.
Misty Forest:

Bærre Lækkert

I think I agree, especially the 2nd Image, very Hobbit like, lovely.

ye, i think it sounds agreeable to me as well... though, not that I'm at home in Germanic languages, but to me it also sounds a bit like German "Leckere Bären", which would translate to "delicious bears", sooo... ?

 

[Eldar]

A couple of my recent shots.
Misty Forest:

Bærre Lækkert

I think I agree, especially the 2nd Image, very Hobbit like, lovely.

ye, i think it sounds agreeable to me as well... though, not that I'm at home in Germanic languages, but to me it also sounds a bit like German "Leckere Bären", which would translate to "delicious bears", sooo... ?

he he, It is a dialect expression from a rather absurd Norwegian TV series, with a very broad meaning. Beautiful, great, spot on ... and a few others.

 

[slclick]

A new favorite of mine I took today

Reminds me of Little Cottonwood Canyon

 

[Click]

A couple of my recent shots.
Misty Forest:

Canon EOS 7D, Tokina 12-24 f/4@ ISO 100, f/11, 12mm, 13sec, manual focus and exposure, Polarizer, Tripod.

Both shots taken in Årvollåsen, Oslo, Norway. Click through to flickr to read the description..
thanks for viewing.
.trond

Great shots trstromme. I especially like the second one. Well done.

 

[Darlip]

 

[Click]

I especially like the last one for the light, colors and shapes. Nicely done Darlip.

 

[Darlip]

I especially like the last one for the light, colors and shapes. Nicely done Darlip.

Thanks Click, to bad I wasn't there during the summer, as at midday you will have the sunrays going into the canyon which is spectacular.

 

[Kerry B]

The Masai Mara in all its glory

 

[rcrhee]

The Masai Mara in all its glory

Nice, I wish I was able to visit the Mara. Here's Amboseli in all its glory. I guess the Kenyan landscape is not super varied :/


Masai Giraffe (Kenya, Day 1) ['Splored!] by rcrhee, on Flickr

Here are two of my favorite landscapes:


Alder Lake, Drained ['Splored!] by rcrhee, on Flickr


Punchbowl Falls (color corrected) by rcrhee, on Flickr

 

[Rui Brito]

Serra da Estrela, Portugal.
I am the only one here..
The others already left or haven´t arrived yet.
I wonder if I am in good company.

 

[eml58]

Skeleton Coast Namibia

 

[Eldar]

Skeleton Coast Namibia

Goodness me! No teeth, no claws, not even a piece of fur??

Great image though!

 

[eml58]

Skeleton Coast Namibia

Goodness me! No teeth, no claws, not even a piece of fur??

Great image though!

It's true, You won't find many Images of mine in this section, lack the skills.

 

[Click]

The Masai Mara in all its glory

Nice, I wish I was able to visit the Mara. Here's Amboseli in all its glory. I guess the Kenyan landscape is not super varied :/


Here are two of my favorite landscapes:

Beautiful series. I especially like the 3rd one. Nicely done

 

[yorgasor]

Here's a few of mine:


RocksInFalls by yorgasor, on Flickr


Deadhorse Sunrise by yorgasor, on Flickr


Moonlit Bridge by yorgasor, on Flickr


IMG_5907 by yorgasor, on Flickr

 

[Sporgon]

Here's my final version of North Landing, a sheltered cove North of Flamborough Head. I'm actually standing in front of the disused lifeboat house, and the boat used to be launched down the steep slope, guided by the monorail into the sea. You can just see the bottom of it is the right of the picture.

It must have been one hell of a sight to see the lifeboat flying down this slipway into a stormy sea. The boat has now been moved to South Landing, probably because with a very low tide, like in this picture, it could not be launched.

 

[eml58]

Here's my final version of North Landing, a sheltered cove North of Flamborough Head. I'm actually standing in front of the disused lifeboat house, and the boat used to be launched down the steep slope, guided by the monorail into the sea. You can just see the bottom of it is the right of the picture.

It must have been one hell of a sight to see the lifeboat flying down this slipway into a stormy sea. The boat has now been moved to South Landing, probably because with a very low tide, like in this picture, it could not be launched.

Lovely Image Sporgon, Sunlight on the boats, Mist on the Sea, Beautiful.

 

[Click]

Here's my final version of North Landing, a sheltered cove North of Flamborough Head. I'm actually standing in front of the disused lifeboat house, and the boat used to be launched down the steep slope, guided by the monorail into the sea. You can just see the bottom of it is the right of the picture.

It must have been one hell of a sight to see the lifeboat flying down this slipway into a stormy sea. The boat has now been moved to South Landing, probably because with a very low tide, like in this picture, it could not be launched.

Very nice composition. Great image. Well done Sporgon.

 

[Sporgon]

Lovely Image Sporgon, Sunlight on the boats, Mist on the Sea, Beautiful.

Edward & Click; many thanks. As often happens with landscapes the beautiful light was fleeting, which is why many of my Panoramics are hand held, as this was. The mist parted for about two minutes, allowing the sun to shine through, then it was dank and dark again.