<![CDATA[Canon Fodder Forums - Land & Seascapes]]> http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/ Post your landscapes, seascapes, vistas or such images here for honest critique. en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:49:37 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/images/misc/rss.png <![CDATA[Canon Fodder Forums - Land & Seascapes]]> http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/ Mainland from Skye. http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11969-mainland-skye.html Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:03:53 GMT One from yesterday (Wed.) just had to jump out of the car and grab this view. Great to meet Mr. and Mrs. GrumpyGeorge, wish we could have stayed... One from yesterday (Wed.) just had to jump out of the car and grab this view.
Great to meet Mr. and Mrs. GrumpyGeorge, wish we could have stayed longer, and thank`s for trusting me with that lens. :smile: :smile:
40D / 24-105 at 24mm / 1/60 / F14 / Iso 100 / Exp. comp -1/3.

]]> Rob Mac http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11969-mainland-skye.html The View from Higgor Tor http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11967-view-higgor-tor.html Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:02:54 GMT I spent a few days with Hadrian in the Peak District over the summer. We had one evening of good light and I was very impressed by the natural beauty... I spent a few days with Hadrian in the Peak District over the summer. We had one evening of good light and I was very impressed by the natural beauty of the area and lucky to benefit from Hade's local knowledge - and navigation.
Here's one taken from the slopes of Higgor Tor a short while before sundown.
5D MkII, 16-35 F2.8L at 17mm, ISO 200, F19 for 1/60 sec, tripod, 3 stop ND grad, rr. I used ISO 200 to increase the shutter speed to avoid movement in the grass while still retaining a narrow aperture.
WDYT?


]]> Alun http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11967-view-higgor-tor.html A view from Armadale - the sound of sleat http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11966-view-armadale-sound-sleat.html Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:28:02 GMT Having popped in to Armadale to see my pal Grumps I decided to take myself down coast and took a few shots, I figured this view was ideal for a pano,... Having popped in to Armadale to see my pal Grumps I decided to take myself down coast and took a few shots, I figured this view was ideal for a pano, so gave it a go.
also took lots of non pano shots too.
I did bracket all these shots but chose to use a single exposure of these 4 images.
f22 1/350 sec iso 400 (grumps suggested experiment with iso) tripod, hot shoe level

]]> STUARTINPERTH http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11966-view-armadale-sound-sleat.html Old Man of Storr http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11957-old-man-storr.html Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:20:41 GMT Here my first photo.
Just a view day's back from Scotland.
What a beautiful setting.
Every time I saw another photo moment.
So I maked about 800 pictures of Scotland.
And here is one of it.

Please shoot

]]> martmarbus http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11957-old-man-storr.html September sunrise http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11955-september-sunrise.html Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:55:46 GMT
Please move if this is in the wrong section


I woke up at silly o'clock a few days ago & couldn't get back to sleep

So,I decided to go & take a few sunrise shots from my favourite location, the South Gare breakwater. The sunrise was stunning, with really vivid colours, which I've actually toned down a bit in this pic.

WDYT?

50D, 1/10 sec, f/13.0, ISO 100, +1EV,18-55mm@18mm


]]> vault http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11955-september-sunrise.html Roseberry Topping from Newton under Roseberry http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11949-roseberry-topping-newton-under-roseberry.html Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:23:36 GMT Taken this evening, cropped to lose some foreground as I didn't want to get into the field without asking the farmers permission and they were busy in an adjacent field.

C&C welcome

Exif f14, 1/250 ISO400 FL 20mm

NB. Image Unsharpened and why I had ISO 400 set I don't know! but.. it could have been a senior moment.
]]> ST http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11949-roseberry-topping-newton-under-roseberry.html Looking out from the Cuillin Ridge http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11939-looking-out-cuillin-ridge.html Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:23:39 GMT Not sure if I have something here or not and could do with a bit of advice... not sure if it needs more contrast of if it is just a nearly shot?... Not sure if I have something here or not and could do with a bit of advice... not sure if it needs more contrast of if it is just a nearly shot? WDYT?

Thanks for looking.

Duncan

Canon 40D - Tamron 28-75mm @28mm - ISO 100 - f/11 - 1/250th sec
]]> toonartist http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11939-looking-out-cuillin-ridge.html the peak in pastel. http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11938-peak-pastel.html Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:14:53 GMT one from the fantastic sunrise the other morning, looking the other way towards hathersage way. wdyt? 5d iso100 f9 .6sec 22mm thanks greg. ... one from the fantastic sunrise the other morning, looking the other way towards hathersage way. wdyt?

5d
iso100
f9
.6sec
22mm
thanks greg.

]]> knowlesgregory http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11938-peak-pastel.html 1st Quirang post http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11922-1st-quirang-post.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 22:46:32 GMT one of several from the stunning Quirang one of these places you have to see to believe. used polariser to bring out clouds and pools. f22 1/10... one of several from the stunning Quirang
one of these places you have to see to believe.
used polariser to bring out clouds and pools.
f22 1/10 sec iso 100 17-40 @22mm tripod

]]> STUARTINPERTH http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11922-1st-quirang-post.html Loch Duich and 5 sisters http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11920-loch-duich-5-sisters.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:56:19 GMT This is one of my favourites from the early part of the first week. literally 50 yards from our front door, I loved the contrast of the red boat... This is one of my favourites from the early part of the first week.
literally 50 yards from our front door, I loved the contrast of the red boat against the vibrant greens in mountains and generally think it is one of my better shots to date.

f19 1/60th iso 100 tripod

]]> STUARTINPERTH http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11920-loch-duich-5-sisters.html Montana Sunrise http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11917-montana-sunrise.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:09:32 GMT Canon 5D Mark II Canon 24-105 L lens EXIF: Manual, f9, 1/800, ISO 500 Image: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4117/4850907398_84c65b7385_b.jpg Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 24-105 L lens

EXIF: Manual, f9, 1/800, ISO 500

]]> disjecta http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11917-montana-sunrise.html My dream came true http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11914-my-dream-came-true.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:01:44 GMT I have been trying to see the sea for over 20 years, I have had this dream that one day I would make it, for the members that don't know me, I am very disabled and it's only in the last 3 years I have been out of my house, now I can travel for a few miles on my mobility scooter and a short trip in the car.
This is Charmouth in Dorset, it's over 30 miles away from my house, my dream came true :) I made it.
Here is my effort, I never had my tripod, just wet feet :) and this huge storm was heading my way.
WDYT



40D, 17-40, F13, 1/250, ISO 200. ]]> chrisy http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11914-my-dream-came-true.html Homeward Bound http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11912-homeward-bound.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 17:49:48 GMT Took this photo last week of my friend who is on the Kings Cross, I like this one it looks as they are racing to get into the harbour. 127mm f/8... Took this photo last week of my friend who is on the Kings Cross, I like this one it looks as they are racing to get into the harbour.
127mm
f/8
1/800
wdyt
thanks Ali




21 by alifire999, on Flickr ]]> alihay http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11912-homeward-bound.html A Gentle Breeze http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11910-gentle-breeze.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:30:36 GMT Canon 5D Mark II Canon 24-105 L lens EXIF: Manual, f4, 1/320th, ISO 100 Image: http://www.pinelakefilms.com/carnation/gentlebreeze_small.jpg Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 24-105 L lens

EXIF: Manual, f4, 1/320th, ISO 100

]]> disjecta http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11910-gentle-breeze.html three shires head. http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11909-three-shires-head.html Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:14:07 GMT where the counties of derbyshire, staffordshire, and cheshire meet theres a quaint but very popular waterfall sort of feature known as three shires... where the counties of derbyshire, staffordshire, and cheshire meet theres a quaint but very popular waterfall sort of feature known as three shires head, apparently its very popular with togs. i saw a walker there this morning who told me there were about 30 people basking in the sun here last week with a group of about 5 taking photos. i decided to visit this morning as it was fairly flat light and being a monday should be quiet, its not normally my cup of tea long exposures and all that but i thought i'd give it a go. heres the result, reasonably happy but prefer wide far reaching scenery

5d
iso50
26mm
f9
3.2sec
1.2ndgrad

thanks greg

]]> knowlesgregory http://www.canon-fodder-forums.com/land-seascapes/11909-three-shires-head.html