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Hello! I'm not 100% sure, but it looks like there is no generic open thread for landscape photography. There are a couple of Australian and New Zealand landscape threads, sunsets. And many specific threads containing the word "landscape." But I didn't find one more generic like the "I like film" thread (to say one). So, I thought it was interesting to have all an inspiring open thread for general landscape photography. Admins, please correct me if I'm wrong, edit the title. I'm IN anyway to be inspired by landscape photos taken with M cameras (digital and film). 🙂 I start with this picture I took yesterday during the super full moon night. It was very bright. M10 + 2.8/35 ZM + tripod iso 1600 - 8 sec - f/4
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From the album: Italy 2021
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about dancing in the rain. This stormy image captures the beauty of Naples Italy from a distance. The brooding sky and approaching storm was intimidating to watch but so exciting to shoot.© HARJAND LLC 2021
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From the album: Italy 2021
The focal point of this piece is the stormy sky, which creates a dramatic yet subtle backdrop for the buildings and water. The combination of blue and orange skies and stormy clouds provides a sense of the 'right place, right time' I felt while watching the storms roll over Naples.© HARJAND LLC 2021
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Dutchess County, 2022.
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Pelu2010 posted a gallery image in Members Albums Category
From the album: People
© @ pele2010 Peter Lund www.eachfilm.de
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I have a question about choosing the right 28 mm M lens for landscape photography. If it has been asked in other posts already, I apologise in advance. Background I have decided to buy a 28mm for my M240. It will be used for landscape photography almost exclusively. For the first time in my life, I am leaning towards an Elmarit ASPH. However, I always have this nagging inner voice telling me, that Summilux and Summicron are the only ways to go no matter the situation. So before buying, I want to make sure that I will not be compromising on any key aspects important to me with an Elmarit. And since I live in a place where trying different lenses before buying is not an easy alternative, I turn to all you skilled Leica experts in here for advice. My needs I will be shooting at apertures between f/8 - f/11 most of the time. And I will only rarely be focusing on objects very close. So I am not that concerned about bokeh (which I guess is not that relevant for a wide-angle lens anyway). The same thing goes for color rendering, since I’m shooting digital and will be postprocessing the RAW files anyway. However, I am very interested in achieving good sharpness from corner to corner. And I am also concerned about the handling of lens flare. Question Do you think the Elmarit ASPH will be the right choice for my purpose? Or will the 28mm Cron or Lux in any of their incarnations perform noticeably better under the above circumstances? Reading lots of reviews, both the Cron and the Lux obviously outperforms the Elmarit for low light situations. But will there be differences in image quality, sharpness and flare handling when stopping down to f/8 - f/11? Any input will be much appreciated. Thanks! - Peter. -
From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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From the album: COVID SWISS `20
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The Sacred Spirit of Bali Join our Photography Contest and share your best captures of Bali. By participating you will be contributing to 2 great causes : Solemen and Plastic Exchange Bali. Register now on our Website https://photos.bluekarmasecrets.com/ and stand the chance to win the following prizes! FIRST QUALIFICATION AWARD : The 36 selections will be presented in an art book with the profile of each artist. PERSONAL AWARD : 1st Prize : 3 nights stay at Blue Karma Ubud or Seminyak + IDR 1.000.000 voucher to Pondok Lensa + a copy of the photo contest art book “The Sacred Spirit of Bali 2nd Prize : IDR 1.000.000 voucher to Pondok Lensa + the photography book of David Metcalf + a copy of the photo contest art book “The Sacred Spirit of Bali” 3rd Prize : IDR 500.000 voucher to Pondok Lensa + copy of the photo contest art book “The Sacred Spirit of Bali” PHOTO CATEGORIES: Landscape, Faces, Temples, Celebration, Art, Water/River/Rain/Sea, Wildlife, Fire/Volcano, Earth, Plants, Air/Sky/Kites, Other. IMPORTANT DATE: - REGISTRATION : 22nd– of October 2020 – 31st of January 2021 - VOTES : 1st – 20th of February 2021 - JURY VOTE : 20th – 28th of February 2021 We look forward to seeing all of your photos, thank you and goodluck to all participants!
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Loch Lomond is a beautiful loch, and I love to stop there on my way from Glasgow to Glencoe & the Isle of Skye, when I have a chance. Here a sunset on the Loch, a 1/5 second photograph taken in 2018 with my (then) Leica SL, Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters: Thank you for viewing and commenting, best regards Vieri
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Short trip to the south east of germany... 1. (to be continued)
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Feeling some pressure i had to go for some photos early this morning..... Buzzer at 4:30, a cup of coffee (okay, double double espresso...), eating while driving and going to the Harz mountains. Arriving the parking area i was the only one there.... (hours later the road was blocked as there was no more free parking place when i returned). Armed with rucksack, tripod and headtorch i went up to the hills. And here are the results. Early morning 1
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Today I took a trip out to continue my efforts to "recentre" my work away from street photography. At the moment it is difficult because I am having fairly severe problems walking, but this is one of the resulting images: "Walking in fields of gold" - Leica M240 + 24mm Elmarit-M f2.8 ASPH. Gerry
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Second image from my recent outing. Leica M240 + 35mm Summarit f2.5 @ 250iso Gerry
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Something a little different for me - looking north over Houghton Down: the beauty of the Hampshire countryside today. Leica M240 + 35mm Summarit-M f2.5. Gerry
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From the album: Virginia
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From the album: Virginia
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From the album: Virginia
