[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes

[BruceLee]

Nice, I like the sky, did you use a CP? What kit were you using?

My last from London, two images stitched together, not really a wide panoramic shooter but I think it worked well.


London Skyline At Dusk by James Hastie, on Flickr

 

[mrk]

I still have not fully exploited timelapse yet, soon...

But for now, more greenery.


Otter View by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

 

[King Damager]

Nice, I like the sky, did you use a CP? What kit were you using?

My last from London, two images stitched together, not really a wide panoramic shooter but I think it worked well.

Uhm, I did take a CP with me, but I'm not sure I used it for this. Generally it was just adding a bit of blue to the sat slider in LR for this one

The sky was a good day for me that day, often the skies in Arizona are completely clear so it was nice there were some clouds, especially with the clouds they create over the crater. They don't quite give as much scale as I'd like mind.

I think that day I was using the 24-105 with a Canon 6D. For the large panoramics from this trip I was taking the shots vertically.

kd

 

[wez130]

Derwent Water from my Iphone 5

 

[Ice Globe]

A trip for the sunset on the Wirral paid off:


Sunset on the Dee 03 by Ice Globe, on Flickr


Sunset on the Dee 04 by Ice Globe, on Flickr


Sunset on the Dee 01 by Ice Globe, on Flickr

 

[shaggyd]

Some photos from Llyn Alaw on Anglesey. First time I visited the lake, despite living on the Isle of Anglesey for the past 22 years!!


Beside the lake. by Shaggy James, on Flickr

_DSC3328.jpg by Shaggy James, on Flickr

_DSC3341.jpg by Shaggy James, on Flickr

Llyn Alaw by Shaggy James, on Flickr

 

[Genoma]

Chirk Castle


Chirk Castle by ajyoung, on Flickr

 

[Columbo]

A couple from Clipstone, Nottinghamshire this morning.


DSC_1535 by m.ww, on Flickr


DSC_1550 by m.ww, on Flickr

 

[Chief Wiggum]

Three stich from my Holiday in Westward Ho!


Sunset - Westward Ho - Lundy by kev-matthews, on Flickr

 

[Phal]

Well this is definitely the widest stitch I've done! It was originally 9-10 shots but I found that a few shots were hardly used in the stitch and the file was massive so I removed a few. It was still too big to save in PS though because the file was bigger than 4GB and TIFF files don't go that large or something daft lol.

I ended up settling for jpg and that was 68MB I think! Anyway, this is some of the shoreline of Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse in Quebec, Canada.

You'll definitely want to click on it to see any detail I guess


St-Michel Shoreline by Phal44, on Flickr

 

[Spleen Sauce]

 

[shaggyd]

Porth Swtan by Shaggy James, on Flickr

_DSC3521_DxO_Print.jpg by Shaggy James, on Flickr

Church Bay 1 by Shaggy James, on Flickr

 

[Kevin Clark]

I visited my friend in Swansea at the weekend and had another go at the Milky Way. Still a lot of light pollution down there but I did much better than my last attempt.

 

[mrk]

Excellent^ What settings did you use (ISO, AV and TV) can I ask?

 

[Kevin Clark]

Thanks

Various.
I can look up specifics if you want (it's on my PC) but they were all F2.8 and shutter and ISO varied between 10-30s and 1600-6400ISO.

 

[mrk]

That's excellent thanks. I want as little movement as possible and I've not attempted anything with the 35mm yet, f1.4 and 4000ISO should yield interesting results. I need to take a trip out into the forest I think!

Also...

Beach Couple by Robbie Khan, on Flickr

 

[42zx]

Day 139 by 42zx, on Flickr

 

[mrk]

I like that too^

 

[Kevin Clark]

Excellent^ What settings did you use (ISO, AV and TV) can I ask?

They're both
10s
ISO 6400
F2.8
16mm


By comparison, here's one that's 30s and ISO 1600

 

[mrk]

Thanks for the further details. I need to get out this week and do something while the skies are eerily clear!