[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[42zx]

I think the main interest in this photo is the wave crashing into the air, a tighter crop if anything. Lead in lines only need to be so long imo

 

[Kishywish]

Kevin Clark, those stars are beautiful!

 

[An Exception]

I think the main interest in this photo is the wave crashing into the air, a tighter crop if anything. Lead in lines only need to be so long imo

Yeh I think your probably right. Thanks

 

[Number_25]

Been trying to get back into Photography.

Took at St. Davids' on Saturday using an old Finepix S2 Pro.

 

[mrk]

I suppose this counts as some kind of landscape


Aurora AND Shooting star! by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

Also just realised the time... how it flies!

 

[Clown]

Nice plane.

 

[Ac1dh0u$3.]

When you guys are doing them star shots, how are you keeping the tree really dark ?

I end up with stars during the day when I do it...

Heres a picture I took at a local river using a cheap ND filter


River Bann Drift Wood by Ac1dhouse, on Flickr

I only have one contact on Flickr hit me up !

 

[mrk]

There needs to be no light pollution at all really^

Nice plane.

20 second exposure, no pulsing lights on the exposure, no planes flew around this part of the sky anyway and we've been seeing shooting stars most nights with the naked eye but never at the same time as when a camera was in that area of sky exposing a frame.

Another:

Aurora @ Saariselkä, FInland 3 by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

 

[SkidMarkKing]

Sunset on the Heath by AllmarkPhotography, on Flickr

 

[42zx]

Nice shots mrk. Did you try the sig 35 out there? I've seen some awesome nightscapes done with it.

 

[mrk]

I can't remember, I think I did but still going through 1200+ shots! I didn't fancy changing lenses in -27 conditions so chose a lens and went out each night I did use the 35 for almost everything else though. Oh and the 85.

 

[Devrij]

How was your battery life in that cold weather? I'd say it went fairly quickly? Great shots though!

 

[mrk]

They went quicker than usual but the official canon BP511s still held up well. I got a full day of use of of one even with the camera around my neck while snowmobile racing for 2 hours. Normally I can get days of use out of one charge (over 1000 shots).

 

[BruceLee]

One from last week in France snowboarding, took some of my kit, bought a Samyang 14mm lens last month so decided to try it out.



And some old ones, thought I'd posted them before but doesn't seem so.

 

[Origin]

Some lovely shots here guys.

Just a quick one I snapped on the way to work yesterday morning


March 05, 2013-64_365 by UKOrigin, on Flickr

 

[mrk]

BruceLee, a grand sense of scale to those, very nice

Origin, did you stick around a few minutes longer? The colours really open up as the minutes roll on

Edit*

I have not posted this yet I don't think:


Aurora @ Saariselkä, FInland 1 by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

 

[BruceLee]

Cheers mrk, I'm a sucker for wideangle lenses I guess

I'm planning a trip to Norway this Autumn, would love to get some aurora shots like that.

 

[-Ad-]

Aurora Borealis shots rock!!!

Would love to go, but the gf hates cold holidays :/

 

[Origin]

Origin, did you stick around a few minutes longer? The colours really open up as the minutes roll on

Unfortunately not, I was running late for work so literally just grabbed a couple of shots. Will try again one morning when I am not in a rush though.

Absolutely fantastic shot of yours by the way.

 

[mrk]

Sunrises and Sunsets, two things that will always look amazing if you just stand there and watch it, calming as well

I posted this timelapse in the gifs thread in GD:

Cheers mrk, I'm a sucker for wideangle lenses I guess

I'm planning a trip to Norway this Autumn, would love to get some aurora shots like that.

Hopefully you can see some of the lights! Just have camera and tripod set and ready the moment it happens because it can be over within moments!