[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[scamartist]

A couple taken on recent trip to see family in Scotland.

View of Ben Lomond - Loch Ard 2016 by Carl Jorgensen, on Flickr

Loch Ard 3 - 2016 by Carl Jorgensen, on Flickr

 

[JohnStewart]

The north lighthouse at Aberdeen harbour during Storm Frank in January

 

[Derek W]

Some more from my New York trip last week.

 

[smr]

Misty Tree by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

Misty Woods by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

Misty Trail by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[Richdog]

Here is a panorama of my city that I stitched in Lightroom...

 

[Steve M]

The Clock Warehouse by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[Steve M]

The Remains of the Day by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[bonzo]

 

[smr]

Mam Tor Sunrise by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[hux]

Mousehole lights, be gentle it's my first panoramic. Bit blurry at the back but still good. by darren bray, on Flickr

 

[hux]

Mousehole close up. by darren bray, on Flickr

 

[Kei]

Kodak Tri-X 400, RZ67 + 75mm f4.5 Shift

BeaconsRes-400TX-01 by Kyle, on Flickr

NantCrew-400TX-03 by Kyle, on Flickr

 

[Kanpai]

Amazing shots, what lens are you guys using for the landscapes?

 

[smr]

Rocks to Sunset by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[Steve M]

Sawley Sunrise by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[smr]

A relatively frosty morning up at Bradgate Park today.

A Bench for Sunrise by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

Depth of Fields by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

Tree Light by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[Steve M]

Break of Dawn by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[snips86x]

Amazing shots, what lens are you guys using for the landscapes?

Personally I'm using a Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8. For example, this was taken while on holiday in Northumberland.

This has to be one 3 favourites

 

[Steve M]

Amazing shots, what lens are you guys using for the landscapes?

Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8.

 

[Kei]

Amazing shots, what lens are you guys using for the landscapes?

Most of my digital shots are done using either a nikon 20mm f1.8, a 50mm f1.2 or an 80-200mm f2.8. Film stuff is shot with a 32mm and 62mm equivalent. (6x7 has a focal length multiplier of roughly 0.49x)

Two more of the most recent roll of Tri-X.
Coed Melyn by Kyle, on Flickr

Nant Crew Tree by Kyle, on Flickr