The Landscape Thread

[AdamW]

Love it, Lukas. We're lucky, aren't we?

[TheWengler]

Love it, Lukas. We're lucky, aren't we?

Thanks Adam. Yeah, we are very lucky! I just took a few shots of this sunrise. We were on our way to Point Reyes for a hike and I was way too cold to stand around for long. Pretty nice to be able to drive from one gorgeous spot to the next.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Sunrise is a magnificent shot Lukas.

[raven15]

Random shot from the summer.

And the best ISO 3200 landscape shot ever. In fact, I like it better than the ISO200 shot I took a few seconds later when I noticed my camera was at a crazy ISO.

[kgosden]

Raven, I do like that first one. I bet that would make a good B&W conversion. From what I have seen high ISO tends to only show issues when the scene needs the ISO to handle a low light situation. When it doesn't the noise rarely shows much.

[Phill D]

Here's a couple of quick shots from this morning taken around Ilam in Derbyshire. Not much snow here now but it's still pretty cold.

[MaggieMae]

Three Rivers Petroglyphs, New Mexico

[Geoff Chandler]

I recently went for a train ride with the Tornado train for my Father in Law's
80th Birthday treat
I took various photos including some of the passing scenery through the
window of the train
I needed a very quick shutter speed for these and all I have done is a bit of white balance tweaking due to colouration from the windows in the train

[Geoff Chandler]

Here's another from the same trip
This one I felt benefitted from cropping to a more pano
perspective
Again - very fast shutter speed in order to freeze detail
(Nikon 16 - 85 in Active VR)

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Nice shot Geoff, beautifully crisp.

How do you like the lens now you've had it a while?