The Landscape Thread

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Originally Posted by mariods

Glenn, thanks. Nice pic!

Here are a couple of pics from Banff National Park. The first one is at Lake Louise ...

And this one is at Lake Moraine ...

Cheers
Mario

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Mario - I meant to say before - FAB shots from Banff!!
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Originally Posted by bonni

A highway in the Wimmera region of Victoria, Australia. I wanted this shot because the road just struck me as being so very, very country Australian, with the gum trees and the reddish soil and the empty, straight road.

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You're dead right. I saw your photo and had a sudden pang of homesickness. I'm from Melbourne, but currently living in Lyon (France).

Very nice...

Steve

All taken with the Rebel XT and the basis 18-55mm lens of the kit.

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Back light (contre-jour shot)
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This was my first ever escapade with an SLR camera. After one day I'm addicted to photography and I'm sure it's mostly the camera doing all the work. Any input on colours, composition is always appreciated. I'm here to learn! :)

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Originally Posted by jeff31

All taken with the Rebel XT and the basis 18-55mm lens of the kit.

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Jeff - I like your photos both on the new and the old camera - but I find
myself drawn to the Digital rebal above most other dSLR's - however it's all
academic as I cannot buy one at this time - most likely in a couple of years
- by which time there will be a whole different range out I expect.
I really appreciate all the photos you have been posting - please don't stop.
Thanks again
Geoff

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Originally Posted by graphlin

This was my first ever escapade with an SLR camera. After one day I'm addicted to photography and I'm sure it's mostly the camera doing all the work. Any input on colours, composition is always appreciated. I'm here to learn! :)

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graphlin,
new to photography or not - you certainly seem to have the eye for
a pleasant composition. Nice shot.
Can you tell us about the new camera?
Geoff

Mendenhall Glacier here in Juneau, Alaska. Taken with my Sony DSC-H1
http://home.comcast.net/~jmodzik/glacier.jpg

Jason25

That's a lovely landscape. I've been on a couple of glaciers in Iceland, a long, long time ago (mid 80s) and in Switzerland. They're very impressive. I guess it's getting a bit cold out your way now!! Still, it probably gets rid of the midges for the winter??

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Originally Posted by Glenn Kennedy

Jason25

That's a lovely landscape. I've been on a couple of glaciers in Iceland, a long, long time ago (mid 80s) and in Switzerland. They're very impressive. I guess it's getting a bit cold out your way now!! Still, it probably gets rid of the midges for the winter??

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Thanks! That's one of my favorite photos. It's beautiful around here when it isn't raining! Juneau is actually in a rainforest (far southeast Alaska). It's starting to get cold, it's been between 30 (night) and 45 (day) lately.

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Originally Posted by graphlin

This was my first ever escapade with an SLR camera. After one day I'm addicted to photography and I'm sure it's mostly the camera doing all the work. Any input on colours, composition is always appreciated. I'm here to learn! :)

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Lovely pic. I would like to see a bit more of the path (lower part of the image), but it still looks great.