Post your landscape photos here

[chuckroast]

I can't remember if i have posted this one. Adox CMS20/Adotech lV. Leica/28mm

Beautiful. Would love exposure and development details.

 

[GregY]

Beautiful. Would love exposure and development details.

Chuck, yellow filter, film exposed @ 6.......developed for 7.5 min / 5 sec of gentle agitation every minute.

 

[Sirius Glass]

North Rim, GCNP. Rebel t6s, 18-135is stm, handheld.

Great photograph.

 

[Franswa]

Approaching The Window BBNP - Nikon D600 + 35mm 1.4

 

[Jon Buffington]

Great photograph.

Thank you!

 

[Jon Buffington]

Approaching The Window BBNP - Nikon D600 + 35mm 1.4

Fantastic! Here is me effort

 

[Franswa]

Fantastic! Here is me effort

Nice! Looks like there was more recent rains when that was taken.

 

[Franswa]

A few minutes later

 

[Jon Buffington]

A few minutes later

stunning!

 

[Franswa]

stunning!

Thanks, Jon!

 

[Adam W]

A few minutes later

Wow! Very nice.

 

[Franswa]

Wow! Very nice.

Thank you, Adam!

 

[Franswa]

Visited a farm this weekend. Nagaoka 4x5 | Nikkor 90mm f/8 | Expired FP4+ | Orange 21 filter

 

[Jon Buffington]

Guadalupe Mtns NP.

 

[Jim Peterson]

Palouse, Mamiya 7ii, 80mm, Efke IR820, Hoya R72. Lab Developed

 

[bags27]

Palouse, Mamiya 7ii, 80mm, Efke IR820, Hoya R72. Lab DevelopedView attachment 401263

brilliant!

 

[Jim Peterson]

Thanks Bags, the light and shadows coming through the moving clouds really changes fast and you're not sure exactly what you are going to get.

 

[MattKing]

The Palouse is - or at least was - a favourite destination for photographers around here. Your results are excellent @Jim Peterson .

 

[Jim Peterson]

Thanks Matt, Yes, it would be cool to see other members Palouse photos for some inspiration. It is about 3 hours from the house and have now been there four times. I've been doing a fair amount of scouting and getting a feel for the Palouse.

 

[Jon Buffington]

From spring, 2011 on my honeymoon, 2 images a few moments apart on the South Rim of GCNP. I had just shot a wedding a few weeks prior and a bad card fried my 5d and my 20d backup (remember the old microdrive cf cards?) I borrowed my old Rebel XT from my Dad and brought his old ae-1 and dove back into film. Unfortunately the ae1 had a light leak issues (seals). I salvaged some. Here are 2 from the XT at dusk.

 

[Jon Buffington]

M5, c200, canon 28/3.5 ltm. Bedford Lake, TN

 

[Sirius Glass]

From spring, 2011 on my honeymoon, 2 images a few moments apart on the South Rim of GCNP. I had just shot a wedding a few weeks prior and a bad card fried my 5d and my 20d backup (remember the old microdrive cf cards?) I borrowed my old Rebel XT from my Dad and brought his old ae-1 and dove back into film. Unfortunately the ae1 had a light leak issues (seals). I salvaged some. Here are 2 from the XT at dusk.

I like the first one better.

 

[Jon Buffington]

I like the first one better.

My wife does as well. I am a sucker for the blue hour/post sunset so prefer the last but this is why we shoot multiple frames as the light changes. I appreciate your feedback.

 

[Jim Peterson]

Palouse, Mamiya RZ67II, 180mm WN, Tmax 100, cropped. Lab developed. It was overexposed, so messed with a little bit in lightroom.

 

[chuckroast]

Feb. 2024, Leica D-Lux Typ 109