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Pukestain Pal posted:I go even further. I wait a few days before I even touch the image assuming I'm not on deadline. I've got rolls of film with landscapes on them from over a year ago. I'm aging them in a nice oak box to really bring out the nuances.
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Wife and I spent the weekend at a friend-of-a-friend's cabin in the North Cascades National Park. Pretty nifty, as I ski there all the time but never been in the summer. My wife doesn't ski, so I was keen on showing her around a bit. These are all sort of cheesy as they were taken right from the road but we weren't equipped to do more than the easy touristy stuff. However, ski season will be here soon enough and I'm really looking forward to pushing deeper into this area. It's amazing to see areas that you're familiar with in one season, and how they look so different in another:  DSCF1768.jpg by Brian.M.K, on Flickr Mt Baker Ski Area, with Mt Shuksan looming large in the background:  DSCF1806.jpg by Brian.M.K, on Flickr Closer look at Hanging Glacier on Mt Shuksan:  DSCF1785.jpg by Brian.M.K, on Flickr
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These two would go well together.
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Sup guys, there are a lot of nice landscape pictures in this thread. I've done quite a lot of traveling and always took my camera with me here are three landscape pictures what do you guys think? Sydney, Australia  Bangkok, Thailand  Manhattan, New York 
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BreakingDolphins posted:Sup guys, there are a lot of nice landscape pictures in this thread. I've done quite a lot of traveling and always took my camera with me here are three landscape pictures what do you guys think? In the Thailand shot, clone out the birds in the left part of the sky on the edge. Its pretty distracting.
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Crop this one down just a smidge from the top right, my eye keeps getting drawn to that sliver of dark water. I do like both of them by the way.
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Spedman posted:Crop this one down just a smidge from the top right, my eye keeps getting drawn to that sliver of dark water. I missed that, will do.
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RazalasSol posted:Different lightning shot: I'm liking this one more than the black and white one. I feel the color helps set the scene more. I may be wrong through. The way the lightning and the wires cross and form a web is really nice. I do however find the street lamp in the lower right distracting from the rest of the shot.
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Hey landscape people, any tips for shooting waterfalls? Going to Niagara Falls tomorrow, and would love to bring back some good shots. Not looking to win a competition or anything, just for my personal collection.
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I like this very much, I think the grain works very well. Did you underexpose it a bit?
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maxmars posted:I like this very much, I think the grain works very well. Did you underexpose it a bit? It's an Olympus XA2. I didn't do anything  
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Geektox posted:Hey landscape people, any tips for shooting waterfalls? Going to Niagara Falls tomorrow, and would love to bring back some good shots. Not looking to win a competition or anything, just for my personal collection. 14 stop ND filter, iso 25, (techpan b/w) f16.
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Geektox posted:Hey landscape people, any tips for shooting waterfalls? Going to Niagara Falls tomorrow, and would love to bring back some good shots. Not looking to win a competition or anything, just for my personal collection. I once saw a tip in a magazine which suggested using multiple exposures. Like, a lot - 50 to 100. Then when you combine them you get a mix between the smoothness of a single long-exposure with the water-drop detail of much shorter exposures. I remember it looked pretty good and was a nice change from the typical boring long-exposure shots. Disclaimer: I've never actually done this.
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I love pictures of Lake Point Tower, the location they chose and the black theme they picked make it look like a random abandoned skyscraper from SimCity.
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xzzy posted:I love pictures of Lake Point Tower, the location they chose and the black theme they picked make it look like a random abandoned skyscraper from SimCity. Haha me too, the sub-par landscaping surrounding it certainly doesn't help either.
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This does fall under landscape yes? DSC02880 by esa_foto, on Flickr  Thailand 001 by esa_foto, on Flickr This last one I'm not so sure what to think. I feel like there was a shot there but just slightly missed it.  Panama 029 by esa_foto, on Flickr
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