The Landscape Thread

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

That TS shot is blowing my mind, good stuff Lukas

[TheWengler]

Thanks DPR

[kgosden]

McBride Glacier source of the bergy bits a few shots back.

[raven15]

Both great shots. The cracked mud shot has an apocalyptic vibe that might be a little strong for casual display, but makes a strong statement.
Three from a couple weekends ago, all on the same day in a relatively short distance.

[DiamondSCattleCo]

#2 of the raincloud is staggering good. Incredible.

[kgosden]

Mt Roberts trail looking back towards the Juneau Airport. I really should have carried the ND grads on the hike.

[D70FAN]

Very nice shots guys. I agree that the second shot is the best of the three.

Ken, I wish I had done a lot of things differently on many shots... live and learn. A nice shot in spite of not having the ND grad. Definately a tough exposure, done well.

[raven15]

Thanks. I wasn't too sure about the 2nd. I made the sepia version because it was otherwise almost devoid of color.

You don't need an ND grad, just a real sensor .

[kgosden]

Raven,

Yeah, but I still want a real viewfinder. I think that the sky would have blown out regardless.

[Hasselblad]

TheObiJuan --> Very nice Pano !!
Just a lil' point about the "burned" clouds...
Geoff --> So original centering you got there, with these pannels.
I like it a lot. Great eye

Here's a shot i made 8 years ago from Thar desert, Rajasthan (India)


(have been scanned no so greatly...) [Small Rollei Compact camera]

This is very nice!!! I have never been to a desert.