[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[shaggyd]

Standing Stone

600959_10151238835311286_301026348_n by Shaggy James, on Flickr

 

[shaggyd]

Untitled1 by Shaggy James, on Flickr

 

[Phal]

A few more attempts at dusk shots at a spot near me

My previous attempts didn't seem sharp enough so I went back for more and the light was different so it was a pleasant surprise. I should have changed lens for the closer look at the turn off but instead I made do with a crop of the shot at 22mm! I'm sure I'll pop up there again at some point.


Dusk Adur by Phal44, on Flickr



Shoreham turnoff by Phal44, on Flickr

 

[-|ScottFree|-]

Just booked a couple of nights on the Isle of Eigg, looking forward to a bit of peace and quiet! Stunning place, visited there 2 years ago.

After the tide receded there was a deluge which left this interesting texture on the sand patterns.


Bay of Laig - Dusk by David Kendal, on Flickr

Really great shot... A very interesting crop that draws the viewer into the picture... Great work. Please be sure to post the gems you get on your travels!!

 

[-|ScottFree|-]

This photo needs more work. The lens flare needs to go and would like more details in the rock on the left. Despite that I really like this photo in print, has a certain ethereal quality to it.

Stunning!! Another awesome shot D.P. looks like a still from Lord of the Rings..

 

[Rojin]

Some cracking stuff in here, so nice to see such a variety of locations

D.P. I can't keep up with all your posts, but please continue!

 

[D.P.]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

A classic view from Bryce Canyon, sunrise vista. I actually find Bryce a challenge to photograph because there is so many possibilities and so much going on that it is hard to concentrate on generating a single image or concept. Everywhere you look there is something of interest so you get distracted and loose focus hurrying on to get Te next hoodoo or bristlecone pine.

I am not a big fan of the standard photos as shown below because there is too much going, not easy for your eyes to follow a path. And as with many sunrise shots, the dynamic range between the sunbathed cliffs and shadow valleys s challenging to accommodate.

 

[Devrij]

Just a rework of an old shot I had lying around. Had a bit of trouble masking the tree line while evening out the exposure. Not sure how you guys do that with your shots

 

[ShakenNstirred]

taken last year over the fields near me

 

[Kevin Clark]

Wittenham Clumps just north-ish of Didcot

 

[Ice Globe]

A sunny day in Chesire around Tegg's Nose:


Reflections at Ridgegate by Ice Globe, on Flickr


Cheshire Views by Ice Globe, on Flickr

 

[Columbo]

Some from Sheffield yesterday.


Sheffield Arch by m.ww, on Flickr


Rain on the way by m.ww, on Flickr


Balls of Sheffield Steel by m.ww, on Flickr


Pick a seat by m.ww, on Flickr

 

[fiveub]

 

[An Exception]

Pick a seat by m.ww, on Flickr

The colour processing in this set is spot on imo.

 

[Ac1dh0u$3.]

Went out on a clear night couple of days ago, by the time I got where I was going some clouds came

Need to get a Tripod and turn on long exposure noise reduction next time.

Location is Portstewart Northern Ireland

 

[Columbo]

The colour processing in this set is spot on imo.

Thanks Exception, appreciate the feedback.

 

[mrk]

A little walk down the road and blue waters? Blue skies? Sunshine??! Felt like I teleported into another country

 

[ishamy]

First proper night out with my 5Dc and 24-105L this was the first shot of the night and first night shot with the 24-105L, I am loving the change to full frame, shot at 800iso and felt like 200 compared to my 500D


Moor House Haunt by M+M Morrison, on Flickr

 

[shaggyd]

This morning shot after dropping our son off at local creche. Could have done with being there an hour earlier to catch the frost and early light.


DSC_0337 by Shaggy James, on Flickr

 

[Mp4]

Birling Gap by Gareth Slade Photography, on Flickr