Post Your Best Landscapes

[bjd]

Shot I took last night with my 5d mkii and 17-40mm. Just got a drone a thought I would try a long exposure landscape with it flying through. Crashed half way through it and the battery low light started flashing but still think it looks pretty cool.

Drone Fly-By by Andy Hodapp, on Flickr

I can see this as the start of a new wave of UFO pictures! :-[

 

[GammyKnee]

Great Image. Your knee doesn't seem to be holding you back!

Nice short, flat walk to the castle ;D

 

[candyman]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

 

[dhr90]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

Nice shot candyman.

 

[rpt]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

Very pretty. This is why you need to put Magic Lantern on your camera and use the dual ISO feature. That feature is so useful.

 

[Click]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

Nicely done.

 

[candyman]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

Very pretty. This is why you need to put Magic Lantern on your camera and use the dual ISO feature. That feature is so useful.

Thank you rpt
I saw a youtube explanation about it. Looks interesting. I have to think about it.

 

[candyman]

Nice shot candyman.

Nicely done.

Thank you dhr90 and Click

 

[GammyKnee]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.

Looks sharp enough to me, and I love the color and peaceful vibe.

 

[candyman]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.

Looks sharp enough to me, and I love the color and peaceful vibe.

Thank you GammyKnee.
Your photo Castle Stalker Fiery Sunset Pano inspired me. I really like it.
Beautiful colors and very peaceful too.

 

[rcarca]

In the Lake District (UK) just before Easter:

Lonely Larch by RCARCARCA, on Flickr

By Aira Force by RCARCARCA, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

Richard

 

[Dylan777]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

The cold, the sun light and the fog made this photo so beautiful - great capture candyman

 

[candyman]

In the Lake District (UK) just before Easter:


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Thanks for looking

Richard

Hi Richard, that's a wonderful landscape. Nice captured! Is that where you live? Great scenery for fog-landscape. Nice photos you have on Flickr

 

[candyman]

Not the sharpest photo....but...I like the scene. You can see from the left of the farmhouse the sunrise and feel the tempature rising - so to speak - and on the right it is still darker and colder.


This is a handheld 5 shot exposure (as HDR) with 6D and 16-35 f/4

The cold, the sun light and the fog made this photo so beautiful - great capture candyman

Thanks Dylan!

 

[rcarca]

Hi Richard, that's a wonderful landscape. Nice captured! Is that where you live? Great scenery for fog-landscape. Nice photos you have on Flickr

Thanks for that. Unfortunately I live a good few hours drive away, but I spent a week up there with my partner and also my mother whose walking days are behind her. The last week of wet and cloudy weather before the sun arrived. Still, the clouds provide some atmosphere!

 

[candyman]

Hi Richard, that's a wonderful landscape. Nice captured! Is that where you live? Great scenery for fog-landscape. Nice photos you have on Flickr

Thanks for that. Unfortunately I live a good few hours drive away, but I spent a week up there with my partner and also my mother whose walking days are behind her. The last week of wet and cloudy weather before the sun arrived. Still, the clouds provide some atmosphere!

It sure does.

 

[C4RBON]

This is in Rocky Mountain National Park a few weeks ago. I would have liked to have been even lower and further to the left, but I was as low as my tripod would allow, and on the very edge of the creek bank. I've got a few versions of this photo, but this one is the closest to 'reality' as I remember it.

 

[spandau]

River canyon a mile from my house this morning.

 

[PropeNonComposMentis]

River canyon a mile from my house this morning.

Hallo Berliner 5.
Is the River Canyon moving toward your house, or moving away ! Scherz natürlich...
Very impressive shot, reminds me of some time I spent in Deutschland.

In Australia, such a scene would mean "Alarm Alarm ... Bush Fire coming".

 

[PropeNonComposMentis]

In the Lake District (UK) just before Easter:
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Thanks for looking

Richard

Hi rcarca. Really moody shots, I like !
That's sad about your Mother, but great that you can still take her places

If I could make a recommendation, Canoneer sounds way better than Canonphile. After all, guys who shoot with Muskets are Musketeers. no? yes? maybe?

And, who is thieving your Lens' ? (obviously Bastards) But what is the story ?