Post Your Best Landscapes

[Rienzphotoz]

"That's All Folks", a very old family cemetery outside of Andover, KS after a hearty spring rain. EOS30D, ISO200, 1/30s, f11

Kinda depressing, nice photo nonetheless ... welcome to CR

 

[Eli]

http://elindaire.smugmug.com

 

[petach]

Cloud on Mt Cecil, Lake Wacatipu, Queenstown NZ


Cloud on Mt Walter, Lake Wacatipu by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr

 

[Click]

Very nice shot Petach. Looks great with the low clouds.

 

[Destin]

A few from 2014

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[Click]

Great series. I especially like the first and second picture.

 

[Sporgon]

One of the many ghosts of railways past in England, this one is in the East Riding of Yorkshire and used to connect small towns and villages who's road communications are now choked with cars. Remarkable lack of foresight by the Dr. Beeching era.

5DII + 24-105L @ 105 mil f4 iso 640.

 

[Rienzphotoz]

One of the many ghosts of railways past in England, this one is in the East Riding of Yorkshire and used to connect small towns and villages who's road communications are now choked with cars. Remarkable lack of foresight by the Dr. Beeching era.

5DII + 24-105L @ 105 mil f4 iso 640.

Nicely done ... perfectly captures the mood.

 

[Varg]

"Storm by Ezequiel Bengochea, on Flickr"
"Storm by Ezequiel Bengochea, on 500px"

 

[Click]

One of the many ghosts of railways past in England, this one is in the East Riding of Yorkshire and used to connect small towns and villages who's road communications are now choked with cars. Remarkable lack of foresight by the Dr. Beeching era.

5DII + 24-105L @ 105 mil f4 iso 640.

Very nice image. Well done Sporgon.

 

[Sporgon]

One of the many ghosts of railways past in England, this one is in the East Riding of Yorkshire and used to connect small towns and villages who's road communications are now choked with cars. Remarkable lack of foresight by the Dr. Beeching era.

5DII + 24-105L @ 105 mil f4 iso 640.

Very nice image. Well done Sporgon.

Thanks Click and Rienz. I have always been fascinated by disused railway lines; this one feels particularly special, maybe because it runs between an ancient sacred spring and the site of the largest pagan temple in the North of England circa 600 AD, or maybe it's just my imagination ! ;D

 

[mjardeen]

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi mjardeen.
I love this one, the use of the man made industrial frame for the wonderful natural mountain in the background, fantastic.

Cheers Graham.

 

[Click]

Hi mjardeen.
I love this one, the use of the man made industrial frame for the wonderful natural mountain in the background, fantastic.

Cheers Graham.

+1 ...And I love the first one also.

Nicely done.

 

[infared]

Recent images...

 

[infared]

I can feel the tranquility............
Nice moment to capture and to be there as well, I bet.

 

[CarlTN]

The "ufo" cloud is my favorite!

 

[CarlTN]

One of the many ghosts of railways past in England, this one is in the East Riding of Yorkshire and used to connect small towns and villages who's road communications are now choked with cars. Remarkable lack of foresight by the Dr. Beeching era.

5DII + 24-105L @ 105 mil f4 iso 640.

Nice work!

 

[Cory]

headed to Alaska from Seattle:

 

[CarlTN]

headed to Alaska from Seattle:

This is quite nice. If you had only cloned out the cranes, and then done a wall-sized print, you could have sold it for like a billion dollars...at least if you had spent 40 years building your brand beforehand, etc. etc.... (I'm referring to another thread about the "$4 million photograph"...just joking around, no offense...it's just kind of amusing...an ethereal mountain peak off in the distance, nestled over the hustle and bustle!!)

Ahh very cool, I just now saw the airplane in the upper right. Doesn't appear to be a float plane, but the underside of the wings seems to have stripes.

Very fun shot you have there...