Landscape Photography

AccountClosed2 · 22-09-2011, 11:23

Hi

what are you thoughts

AccountClosed2 · 22-09-2011, 11:30

.........what are you thoughts

karl101 · 23-09-2011, 20:19

The Peak District can be very photogenic. Here's my favourite, to date. I took in July from Baslow edge, using the tilt in the tilt-shift lens.

Looks better on black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazzle1...ream/lightbox/

K.

DrewPerry · 23-09-2011, 22:16

Karl - Thats such a good example of 'proper' usage of tilt in a lens, not some gimmicky effect but perfect artistic isolation of that tree. Lovely.

KeeleyF · 24-09-2011, 16:28

Hi,

I have some landscapes on my Flickr if you want to take a look!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/52270857@N07/

Good Luck!

Keeley

karl101 · 24-09-2011, 20:54

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Originally Posted by DrewPerry

Karl - Thats such a good example of 'proper' usage of tilt in a lens, not some gimmicky effect but perfect artistic isolation of that tree. Lovely.

Thanks, but I assure you that the picture was accidental rather than some considered artistic fundamental chin rubbing.

K.

Lolly84 · 29-09-2011, 13:01

You must be kidding youre a pro,

Was your work featured for sale at the Sheffield Art Show in Botanical Gardens a few weeks ago perchance?? I am sure I have stumbled across your work before when I googled what my competition was , Erm, I mean, what the other local Photographers had & honestly found your work stood out.
& then I am Sure It was the same work in an indoor tent at the Art Show..

.. Either that or there is somebody very similar to you out there!

Either way your work is breathtaking & inspirational. Gorgeous.
Lots of early mornings & sunset shots, you lucky thing.

AlyJ · 03-10-2011, 23:33

I love your images Tom. Am attempting to attach a couple of mine. Criticism most welcomed!

speedbirdone · 04-10-2011, 00:14

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Originally Posted by AlyJ

I love your images Tom. Am attempting to attach a couple of mine. Criticism most welcomed!

Currently viewing them via my Galaxy S2 but they look good to me. Im a huge fan of black and whites and when done correctly as not all images automatically make a good B&W, they look stunning.

AlyJ · 04-10-2011, 14:40

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Originally Posted by speedbirdone

Currently viewing them via my Galaxy S2 but they look good to me. Im a huge fan of black and whites and when done correctly as not all images automatically make a good B&W, they look stunning.

Why thank you. The sea ones were taken over a long weekend of sitting in the cold trying to get perfect long exposures! The wind was so strong that I had to weigh down the tripod.

adilnasim786 · 06-10-2011, 09:21

Any of you guys ever visited ingleton falls?

twiggly · 06-10-2011, 15:23

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Originally Posted by karl101

The Peak District can be very photogenic. Here's my favourite, to date. I took in July from Baslow edge, using the tilt in the tilt-shift lens.

Looks better on black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazzle1...ream/lightbox/

K.

This looks almost like a toy scene, I really like it!

karl101 · 12-10-2011, 20:30

Even when the Peak District is a bit damp.....

Housing, Tree and Alert Sheep:

Looks better on black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazzle1...ream/lightbox/

K.

karl101 · 12-10-2011, 20:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by twiggly

This looks almost like a toy scene, I really like it!

Thanks!.

K.

Twoflags · 12-10-2011, 20:49

AlyJ · 12-10-2011, 22:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by karl101

Even when the Peak District is a bit damp.....

Housing, Tree and Alert Sheep:

Looks better on black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazzle1...ream/lightbox/

K.

I love this image. It's really strong and beautiful

knighthawk · 13-10-2011, 12:24

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Originally Posted by karl101

The Peak District can be very photogenic. Here's my favourite, to date. I took in July from Baslow edge, using the tilt in the tilt-shift lens.

Looks better on black: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kazzle1...ream/lightbox/

K.

Nice shot...been fancying a tilt lens..not sure what focal length to go for on a cropped sensor..

karl101 · 13-10-2011, 19:16

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Originally Posted by knighthawk

Nice shot...been fancying a tilt lens..not sure what focal length to go for on a cropped sensor..

I have an Canon 24mm TS-E f3.5 L, luckily I was able to get the old model at a good price second hand. The new model does tilt and shift in all directions. Its an excellent lens. Here's a flickr group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/24mm_ts...th/6214782530/

K.

six45ive · 16-10-2011, 20:31

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Originally Posted by tomanthony

Here are a few images which I have taken in the peak district

http://www.tomanthonyphotography.co....heather-p-1025
This was taken at curbar edge about three weeks ago when the heather was at its best. I wanted to photograph the heather when the sky had a simlier colour which would hopefully result in a great image. I wasn't the only photographer out there on the night so I can to fish for the best location which I always enjoy

http://www.tomanthonyphotography.co....ng-edge-p-1022

I have never photographs the wheel stones at stanage Edge and when the weather was right for what I wanted I decided to try to photograph them The sun was setting behind the edge which wasn't ideal for me as I wanted the llight shinning on the stones. The sky was breathtaking with great colours and really liek the results. I need to photograph this in the mornign to get greater results.

Hope you like and can't wait to see your pictures and stories

Nice compositions and holding of the detail in the shadows but the colours are a little over the top and false looking for me.

johno · 16-10-2011, 22:06

Someone sell me a tilt lens for my D700