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Some amazing photos here! Thought I'd add my 2 cents, here's a recent shot of mine. Feel free to check out my website or Facebook page for other work!
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Re: A fight to the last breath
cheers Ray
ray5 said:petach said:Cecil Peak, towering over Lake Wakatipu (Queenstown, NZ) fights to its last breath for the last of the sun light.
The Last Breath by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
Very nice!
cheers Ray
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Re: A fight to the last breath
cheers, appreciated.
Quasimodo said:petach said:Cecil Peak, towering over Lake Wakatipu (Queenstown, NZ) fights to its last breath for the last of the sun light.
Fantastic shot, and I love the colors.
cheers, appreciated.
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Krob78 said:
@Ken, have you been on the wacky backy again ? This is the 'Best Landscape' thread !
Here's one of mine of Hardraw Beck in the Yorkshire Dales. All you CR guys who can't / won't shoot at anything other than wide open have got me thinking about shallow dof landscapes !
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Here are a few from a recent trip to Madeira. All taken with Canon 60D and EF-S 17-55 f/2.8. (Wish I'd had something wider)
Incredible natural rock art in Madeira by Jon Bagge, on Flickr
View east from Pico Ruivo by Jon Bagge, on Flickr
Path down from Pico Ruivo by Jon Bagge, on Flickr
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Jon B
https://www.flickr.com/jonbagge
Incredible natural rock art in Madeira by Jon Bagge, on FlickrView east from Pico Ruivo by Jon Bagge, on FlickrPath down from Pico Ruivo by Jon Bagge, on Flickr-------------------------------------
Jon B
https://www.flickr.com/jonbagge
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Click said:
Thanks for that. I'm still struggling to pick out the best pictures. That second one almost didn't make it, as I first felt it looked too 'staged'. But I put it up on flickr anyway, and it's one of the more popular ones.
The first rock detail is my favorite as it looks so alien. But I suppose it's not what you might call traditional landscape.
Jon B
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A few shots from our recent trip in Nevada, Utah and Arizona. From the top:
- Alstrom Point at Lake Powell, the last sunrays. This one costed us a punctured tire on our Nissan XTerra
- False Kiva, Island in the Sky, Canyonlands NP, not even in the official park map, but worth every penny to visit
- Mesa Arch, Island in the Sky, Canyonlands NP, well, you just have to come very early to get a reasonable spot
- Wahweap Hoodoos,Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, at sunrise, it costed as 8 km hike in the dark in a dry wash, lamp and GPS were our best friends
- Lower Antelope Canyon, we came at 8 am, when they open, bought photographer pass and started from the end of the canyon. This way, we had the whole canyon only for ourselves for the whole hour.
- House on Fire ruin, Mule Canyon
I hope you enjoy the shots
- Alstrom Point at Lake Powell, the last sunrays. This one costed us a punctured tire on our Nissan XTerra
- False Kiva, Island in the Sky, Canyonlands NP, not even in the official park map, but worth every penny to visit
- Mesa Arch, Island in the Sky, Canyonlands NP, well, you just have to come very early to get a reasonable spot
- Wahweap Hoodoos,Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, at sunrise, it costed as 8 km hike in the dark in a dry wash, lamp and GPS were our best friends
- Lower Antelope Canyon, we came at 8 am, when they open, bought photographer pass and started from the end of the canyon. This way, we had the whole canyon only for ourselves for the whole hour.
- House on Fire ruin, Mule Canyon
I hope you enjoy the shots
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