Post your best Landscape...

[NFLD Stephen]

Steve;

Really like those two shots! Nice work.

Stephen

[Jayson]

Andy, I have been to Scotland only once and it is beautiful. I think you have captured it well!

Steve, the pier shots are really good. I like the first one you posted the best, due to the sunset.

[francongphotography]

Steve: Nice sunrise shots, love the colours of the sky in the early morning.

here's one from my yellowstone trip


and one of Grand Teton

[Steve U]

Magnificent vistas Franco.
Not quite as inspiring, but from a wander around Victoria Point this morning.
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Victoria Point_1 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]

Thanks for viewing.

[Jonathan Huyer]

Sunset tonight at Quarry Lake in Canmore.
Canon 5D2, 24 mm TS-E, 2-stop hard edged grad, 5-stop solid ND, 15 seconds @ f/16, ISO 100

[bouwy]

Nice capture Jonathan...I like the pastel like back ground colours and the crispness of the front part really makes it. Well done.

[Kayaker72]

+1...very nice shot Jonathan.

[Steph]

Wonderful shot. There was absolutely no wind it seems as the flowers in the foreground are sharp even with your 15 secs exposure. I really love the colours.

[conropl]

Jonathan:
Another beauty. Great foreground, reflections, mountains...

I wish there was something other than flat land around here... you make me want to live by the mountains.


Franco:
Yellowstone and the Tetons are beautiful places. I hope you will show more.

[Jonathan Huyer]

Thanks everyone --- I had this shot in mind for a while and I just needed to go and get it. The lack of wind was definitely nice for the photo, but it also meant that the mosquitoes were having a field day. I needed the 15 second exposure just to make sure they were blurred out of the image! It is a crazy year for the bugs... normally it's not anywhere near this bad. Pat you should think about making a visit to the mountains sometime --- I will give you a guided tour. Same goes for anyone else on the forum. September is the best month of all, so give it some thought! Just bring a bucket of deet.