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Its that time of year in South Florida where the wildlife largely disappears and the weather gets stormy which means switching gears and doing more landscapes.
all shot with 5dii and 24-105mm
in the Everglades
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Everglades at night
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Naples
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Florida Keys 5 shot pano.
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Nick...great series....really like 1 & 2.
Great shots everyone! Here is a sunset before last weekends boating trip. Click for larger version.
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Shot with 5D3 + 24-105L (f/8, 1/125th, ISO100, handheld)
Panorama is merged from 6 images in Photoshop. All editing was done in Lightroom 5 Beta. Lens corrections and adjustments are made before merging and final tuning, vignetting and local adjustments to the final image.
great shots everyone....
This was taken last weekend of the Boston skyline:
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small-3808 by kayaker72, on Flickr
5DIII with the 24-105 @ 24 mm, 1/1600, f/4 ISO 100
Thanks for viewing...Brant
^^^Nice shot, Brant. I miss Boston. I'll be there for a few days in July. I hope it's not too hot. I'd like to do lots of walking and photography.
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Nic and qwRad's panos inspired me to share.
5DMKII, 70-200 F2.8L II @70mm, f8, HDR Panorama. I was a little sloppy with the framing in the lower right corner but kept the cropping since I like the tree in the upper right balancing the one on the left. Still need to focus on the fundamentals, but I like the dynamic range and composition - I don't think you can look at it and not want to walk out into that sunlight.
I got up crazy-early this morning with the hope of finding a bear in the mountains. No luck in that department, but I did get to enjoy a nice sunrise:
Mt. Kidd reflecting pool, Kananaskis Alberta
Canon 5D2, 24-70 f/2.8 LII, 1/4 sec @ f/11, ISO 100, 2-stop hard-edge grad ND filter
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A beauty Jonathan! Love the reflection
Another great one Jonathan. Do all mountains in your area come with their own reflecting pool? ;)
I always love the reflections in water. Water just makes everything look better.
Thanks! You certainly lead the way when it comes to water and reflection shots. And yes, we have a huge number of opportunities like this out here... it's like shooting fish in a barrel. Come on out, and I'll give you a tour!Quote:
Originally Posted by conropl
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HDR using DPP, 70-200 f2.8 II, f9, ISO 100, 1DX
A few from our second Alaska trip
My first panorama
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Alaska 2013 by clemmb60, on Flickr
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Alaska 2013 by clemmb60, on Flickr
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Alaska 2013 by clemmb60, on Flickr
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Alaska 2013 by clemmb60, on Flickr
Thanks for viewing
Great series Mark....I really like the last one. That should be on a wall someplace.
I agree with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
Here are two I got last night, my first attempt trying to capture lightning. I was quite shocked at the results.
Okay... I'll stop :p
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Scotland is a great place to be when the sun shines. Pity it doesn't happen more often.
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Glen Fender by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Glen Tilt by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Loch Moraig by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
Thanks for looking.
One from yesterday with my 6D and the 24mm f/2.8 IS. I like this little lens.
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Does it lead anywhere ? by Tounis_9, on Flickr
Hello everyone i'm new to the site and to camera's, I got my first camera a couple of months ago and have at least taken 2000 pic's, and I was looking for a good place to show them off and found this site, I hope you guy's like what I got, this is my best landscape shot.
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Sunrise in the Field...
"Does it lead anywhere?"... Yes, right into a great shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tounis
Pat
Welcome to the forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Watchmen24
What are you shooting with? What are the particulars of the shot you posted (shot settings?, filters?, why is this your best?).
I like the low perspective, and the reduced sun intensity shinning through the background vegetation. That is a tough shot to get color in the clouds and the foreground at the same time. I am guessing that you did not have a Graduated Neutrsal Density (GND) filter on at the time, but the GND may have helped get you more color in the sky.
Keep posting... I would like to see more of your landscapes.
Pat
Some sunrise shots from yesterday. Not a lot of content in these shots... just some really nice colors with some simple silhouettes.
There are a couple more in the "Image of the Week... Week #7"
All hand held for a kayak.
7D with 24-105 f/4L IS. Shot settings are available at the shot link to flickr.
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Sunrise - Ludington Stat Park -4540 by westmichigan, on Flickr
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Sunrise - Ludington Stat Park -4507 by westmichigan, on Flickr
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Sunrise - Ludington Stat Park -4503 by westmichigan, on Flickr
Thank you for the kind comment Pat.Quote:
Originally Posted by conropl
Now I can give the real answer to the question. If you look closely to the picture, you'll see a little cross. It marks the entrance of a little village where a few people live during the summer only. It's a high mountain pasture where cows, pigs, goats, and a few other animals spend their summer. Some of the chalets have been built during the 18th century, and are still standing. I go there several times a year.
Wonderful series taken from a kayak of all places!
here is one from Yellowstone at sunset:
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5D3_4099 by ernogy, on Flickr
These are all fantastic... Erno that is very dramatic and beautiful, and the aspect ratio works very well with that composition. Pat those shots are also mighty impressive, and I am amazed to know that you can do that from a kayak. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Pat i'm glad to be here.Quote:
Originally Posted by conropl
as for what i'm shooting with it's a Canon Powershot A2400 IS, with this camera it's a case of "it's not the size of your camera the matters, it's how you use it"
and as for the particulars I was using Live View Mode with the Vivid up a little, and a bit of warmness in there as well, no filters, and as to why this is my best is because I thought even though it's not as good as y'alls I thought it was closest to them in terms of Quality.
and I shot that one freehand...
and thanks for the kind words, you've got some awesome sunrise shots there pat really nice stuff.
i'll be posting more of my pic's up soon :cool:
Another picture of the Mont Blanc. I would have liked to get there earlier, but it took me more than three hours to get there on foot, and I still had to walk quite a bit after that.
Anyway, it was one of the nicest place I visited lately. Here's just a little part of what I could see on Monday.
Taken with the 70-200 f/4 L IS @ 85mm.
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Make room for the king by Tounis_9, on Flickr
Went on a nice little nature walk today, came back with this shot.
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Mark, great Alaskan set! I have always wanted to visit there. I agree the last shot is something I would print and hang.
Dave, great lightning. Timing on the shots seem to be perfect. Your sun through the trees is pretty cool. I wonder what it would look like if you brought back some of the shadows in the trees?
Andy, agree that Scotland is an amazing place. Someday I am going to go back there.
Tounis, great use of the road in your photo. Amazing shot. Mountains are beautiful, keep posting!
Pat, the orange glow in your photos really pops. That PP or natural? Great captures.
Erno, is the water always that peaceful at Yellowstone? It looks serene. Reflections are really cool in that shot.
Here is a different spot on the rail. I used LR and then Nik Color Efex to bring back the shadows. I am using the trial of the Nik suite and can say, I think I am going to pony up the cash for the software. I really like it.
Coasters Over Snoopy
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Mark - Now that is different. Very pronounced beam of light. I do not think I have ever seen just one ray like that before.
Pretty neat right :-) The beach and the bay were separated by about four blocks and rarely did the two skies look similar. It was really cloudy at the beach that day so I guess there was just enough if an opening to let that beam through.Quote:
Originally Posted by conropl
this has a little bit of everything: landscape, action, spectators:
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_5D_4080 by ahab1372, on Flickr
but I like this even better, maybe becasue it is so typical for the bay (John Carpenter's "The Fog", anyone :) ?)
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_5D_3754 by ahab1372, on Flickr
Beautiful shots....looks like a crowd on Alcatraz too!Quote:
Originally Posted by ahab1372
Here's three from my visit to Pawtuckaway State Park. I'm going to go again soon when the leaves are better.
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Here's a picture I took some weeks ago, in one of my favorite valleys. It was one of the first snowfall of the year.
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Val Ferret by Tounis_9, on Flickr
This morning's sunrise in Canmore. I love this spot... it is only 5 minutes from home, and in the winter the sunrise direction is right in line with the creek. Plus sunrise isn't until 8:15 am now, so I don't even have to set an alarm.
Canon 5D3, 24-70 f/2.8 LII, 5-stop solid ND, 8 sec @ f/14, ISO 100
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Beauty, Jonathan. I bought a big Stopper a few weeks ago. Now I need someplace to go use it.
Awesome shot, Pierre. You can just see how crisp the air is there.
David, you're making me miss New England again. For the umpteenth million time.
Wow that's a great site! Yes very inspiring indeed. Thanks for sharing.Quote:
Originally Posted by jrw
jrw...thanks for posting the bulbexposures link. I purchased the Big Stopper a few months back and have found this site to be the most helpful for me.
thanks again
Bill