Rural Landscapes

[nineyards]

Thank you Graham, it was one of the last shots of the day as I was walking back towards the car when the sun lit the landscape up for one last time, just had time for a couple of shots before the light was gone.

Thanks dpc, I was very lucky in that everything just seemed to come together for this shot, made a lovely end to the day for me.

Nineyards, I think you have just cost me the price of a new 16 -35 L, I have been on the fence about buying one but your shots may just have tipped the balance, those are beautiful images.

Adrian

Thanks Adrian
The 70-200 is just so versatile if I have only on lens to pick on the road it's my go to for fear of missing any once in a lifetime shots, so the 16-35 has languished in my bag forever
I had forgotten what a gem it truly is and how unique the photos it produces can turn out to be

Vincent

 

[nineyards]

Been putting the 16-35 through it's paces

Hi Nineyards,

Very nice series. I especially like the 4th picture.

Well done.

Thanks Click
I like it too
Sometimes pays to have something clear and in focus in the foreground just to add a bit of perspective

 

[nineyards]

Hi nineyards.
Very nice series. (I just got the EF-S 10-22mm it opens up a whole extra dimension.) I like your 6th shot, the hay or straw lines with the little dogleg really make this shot for me, I think it would have been so much less if they had been straight.
Well done.

Cheers, Graham.

Thanks Graham
I know you'll enjoy going wide
You are so right about the extra dimension
Funny you commented on the dogleg
My sister said exactly the same thing


Been putting the 16-35 through it's paces

 

[nineyards]

Been putting the 16-35 through it's paces

Beautiful pictures!

Thanks dpc
From one prairie boy to another

 

[moreorless]

 

[Click]

Beautiful light. Nicely done moreorless.

 

[dpc]

1. Those little dots and whatnot in the picture aren't caused by a dirty sensor but by detritus thrown up by the combine.
2. Fence corner dividing two fields.

 

[dpc]

I applied a soft focus effect on the picture of the combine just for the heck of it.

 

[dpc]

Three views taken at Horseshoe Canyon near Drumheller, Alberta. The first two pictures were taken with a Fujifilm X100.

 

[dpc]

 

[lion rock]

I'd like to add two, shot in new zealand.
-r

 

[Click]

I'd like to add two, shot in new zealand.
-r

Beautiful pictures. I especially like the first one.

 

[jwilbern]

Rupert Road Fog by John Berninger, on Flickr

 

[Click]

I really like this shot in the fog. Nicely done.

 

[jwilbern]

Been putting the 16-35 through it's paces

The first one is my favorite, great clouds!

 

[lion rock]

Thank you kindly, Click.
-r

 

[dpc]

I'd like to add two, shot in new zealand.
-r

Very nice pictures. The mountains remind me of home. I like sheep, although we don't raise too many of them around here.

 

[dpc]

Rupert Road Fog by John Berninger, on Flickr

Nice shot!

 

[dpc]

Pronghorn

 

[lion rock]

Was in South Island, NZ.
Told that there were more sheep there than people!
Thanks for your comments.
-r

I'd like to add two, shot in new zealand.
-r

Very nice pictures. The mountains remind me of home. I like sheep, although we don't raise too many of them around here.