[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[Angst]

Recent trip to the lakes.

DSCF1790 by Phil watson, on Flickr

DSCF1619

DSCF1644

Island in the lake by Phil watson, on Flickr

 

[Funky-Melon]

The Lonely Tree - Llyn Padarn. Taken early one morning while visiting Snowdonia to do the worlds fastest zipline

 

[Sonea Fifer]

Liking the long exposure images guys - I shot long exposure for my graded unit a few years back and this 507 second early morning sunrise (pretty much on my doorstep) image was one of them:



Bridges work well for long exposure:



Even the broken ones:

 

[Ali195]

Liking the long exposure images guys - I shot long exposure for my graded unit a few years back and this 507 second early

Did you use a polariser on those as well? Need to try this out, max I've ever done is 30 seconds, albeit in daylight with 10 stop but yeah in dark, low light you can extend that to..wow 500 seconds. The wait...was clearly worth it. Love them.

 

[Merlin5]

Liking the long exposure images guys - I shot long exposure for my graded unit a few years back and this 507 second early morning sunrise (pretty much on my doorstep) image was one of them:



Bridges work well for long exposure:



Even the broken ones:

All excellent, but the colour one of the bridge is stunning!

 

[And]

I do enjoy taking long exposures (hundreds of seconds), love the cloud movement you get and how any colour in the sky seeps into it. Forth Bridge shot is a cracker.

 

[Cyclone]

 

[Sonea Fifer]

Did you use a polariser on those as well? Need to try this out, max I've ever done is 30 seconds, albeit in daylight with 10 stop but yeah in dark, low light you can extend that to..wow 500 seconds. The wait...was clearly worth it. Love them.

Thank you very much @Ali195 - no polariser was used here. These were taken with either a 10 or 16 stop Formatt Hi-Tech ND filter.

All excellent, but the colour one of the bridge is stunning!

Thank you very much @Merlin5.

I do enjoy taking long exposures (hundreds of seconds), love the cloud movement you get and how any colour in the sky seeps into it. Forth Bridge shot is a cracker.

Many thanks @And

 

[Sonea Fifer]

SNIP

I find it fascinating that the smallest aspect of your image (the people) add 100% to the context of your overall composition.

Nicely done @Cyclone

 

[Cyclone]

I find it fascinating that the smallest aspect of your image (the people) add 100% to the context of your overall composition.

Nicely done @Cyclone

Thank you

I left them there to try and show the scale/size of the surroundings. The Brecon Beacons is a beautiful place.

 

[rG-tom]

After recent move to the countryside, and the now very cold and clear nights without light pollution, I fancy trying my hand at star scape landscapes. had a crack last night just on the driveway, far from perfect but an interesting starting point!

My wide angle is only F4 (16-35 F4L IS), and my camera is getting on a bit now (5Dmk3), so it's quite noisy for long exposures at the higher ISOs required to get the starts from blurring...

 

[DB_SamX]

I haven't been practising a lot of photography lately so my standards have slipped but a few from August's road trip around Iceland, my third visit there in 6 years.

Akureyri-11 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Fagradalsfjall-10 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Fagradalsfjall-12 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Fagradalsfjall-2 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Wildlife-15 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Wildlife-26 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Wildlife-23 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

Borgarfjordur Eystri-2 by Sameer Mannick, on Flickr

 

[And]

Nice one, got a couple of trips there I hope to make next year.

 

[PaulStat]

I posted this about 11 years ago, just trying to get back into photography. So starting out by refamiliarizing myself with lightroom

 

[Random Guy Esq.]

I posted this about 11 years ago, just trying to get back into photography. So starting out by refamiliarizing myself with lightroom

That's gorgeous.

 

[PaulStat]

Thanks, this was another one I liked and have just re-created as practice

 

[Angst]

Pretty late autmumn now and its showing in the trees.

Autumnal woodland by Phil watson, on Flickr

 

[And]

'Forest gorge'

 

[Cyclone]

Thames Barrier

Note to self - 'Never use camera presets, you'll be disappointed'

 

[jonneymendoza]

Thames Barrier

Note to self - 'Never use camera presets, you'll be disappointed'

nice