[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[GhostWKD]

Just a quick few from my most recent trip to Iceland 1 Phone pic (the one with the seal) and 2 of them drone pics from my Mavic Pro, came out really well I thought to be fair!

 

[footman]

 

[smr]

Sunset Walk by Joel Spencer, on Flickr

 

[Rimsy]

Some truely stunning shots in this thread. Really nice work folks!

 

[scamartist]

Images taken in the Glencoe area in Scotland. Taken during a drive north on the A82 some of the scenery is breath taking.

DSC_5309 by Carl Jorgensen, on Flickr

DSC_5280 by Carl Jorgensen, on Flickr

 

[Phate]

Went down to Durdle Door today and also Duncliffe, attempting some autumn style landscape for the first time as well.

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3. is my absolute favourite. It was my "Thomas Heaton" moment

 

[Phate]

Few more from this week, all done in Dorset now. Back in Essex for a few days then off to Vienna!

 

[scamartist]

Porthcawl South Wales on Sunday morning.

The Boiling Sea by Carl Jorgensen, on Flickr

 

[Kei]

Porthcawl South Wales on Sunday morning.

Nice light you had there. Every time I've been, it's been very dark and moody or dead calm.

Two from my recent trip to Dorset.

Durdle Door by Kyle, on Flickr

Corfe Castle by Kyle, on Flickr

 

[paul10]

Smash it (5 of 5).JPG by Paul Stuart, on FlickrNewHaven Pier by Paul Stuart, on FlickrLighthouse by Paul Stuart, on Flickr

 

[Steve M]

The Clock Warehouse by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[And]

Tryfan by Andy Davis, on Flickr

 

[peter]

Some great pictures, I have not sorted the dslr ones out yet but have been impressed with the p20 pro panoramas.
near mount cook

Christmas eve

Picton ferry terminal

 

[peter]

This is sort of a landscape trees painted with a torch.

 

[stument]

New York City, New York by Stuart Saunders, on Flickr



Brooklyn, New York by Stuart Saunders, on Flickr

 

[Phate]

Tryfan by Andy Davis, on Flickr

Really liking this one. The clouds are so moody, I love it. However, my ONE critique, and it really is 1 because I think it works regardless, is the I would have maybe tried to stand a little further back and to the left with the camera tilted to the right. So the waterfall was more facing the camera and you could see more of the lake. However that tree might have been too distracting doing that.

I love it either way

 

[And]

Glad you like it and I really appreciate the feedback. I wanted the viewer to be stood with the water rushing over their toes, then follow the line of the stream down to Llyn Ogwen and up to Tryfan, following the ridge to the light over Cwm Idwal which takes you back to the waterfall, almost circular. The tree was just there and I kind of wish it wasn't and the image is probably a little busy. There are a couple of other shots on my flickr stream from that day with different (tree-less) comps. This one was two exposures, a polariser and ACR/PS.

Funnily enough I was up there again today trying some different comps in the snow. I try and get to Snowdonia once a week (often a Thursday) whatever the weather, enjoy a good walk, explore and try a few shots. Some things work (in my mind at least!) and some don't.

Really liking this one. The clouds are so moody, I love it. However, my ONE critique, and it really is 1 because I think it works regardless, is the I would have maybe tried to stand a little further back and to the left with the camera tilted to the right. So the waterfall was more facing the camera and you could see more of the lake. However that tree might have been too distracting doing that.

I love it either way

 

[Steve M]

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[stument]

Washington DC, National World War II Memorial by Stuart Saunders, on Flickr

 

[EGuitarStar]

House on the Hill, on Flickr