Landscapes - Archive

**Antonio Correia** · 13th February 2011, 10:43 PM

Originally Posted by georgem

Pakim Pond in the Pine Barrens

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Thank you George

Nice place indeed ...
Perhaps the almost square format is not the best for this kind of scene.
The colors are nice and so is the composition.

**Antonio Correia** · 13th February 2011, 10:44 PM

Originally Posted by Edwin Harvey

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Strong image Edwin...

Thank you for posting here ...

**Antonio Correia** · 13th February 2011, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by BradSut26

Old barn near Fort Ross on the Northern California Coast

Why is the hole picture so ... sad ?!... because it is an old barn ?
Thank you Brad fro posting here.

**pritcharded** · 14th February 2011, 05:19 AM

This photo was taken at the entrance to Pt Arthur Tasmania. It was shot at ISO 200, 33mm, f/18, 1/160sec. The cloud formation, mix of shade and bright sunshine, and the brilliant yelllow crop, appealed to me. Originally I'd cropped out the barbed wire fence in the foreground, but to me it least it seemed to add a bit of context. The camera is a Canon 5D II and the ens EF16-35 f/2.8.

Ted

**Edwin Harvey** · 14th February 2011, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

Stunning, simply stunning. You've really made this one pop Antonio.

**Edwin Harvey** · 14th February 2011, 09:23 PM

What a big difference a couple of weeks make to a scene, particularly this one. After the devastating floods we had a few weeks back, the lake is slowly regaining its former glory. The water was a murky dirty brown colour, but the beautiful blue colouration is returning. If you look to the top of the mountain, you'll see one of the landslides caused by the torrential rains we had. This 7 shot pano was taken with my Canon 5dmkII with Canon 17-40L attached.

**BradSut26** · 14th February 2011, 10:18 PM

im not really sure why its so sad antonio lol. i just liked how it looked with that effect

**Antonio Correia** · 14th February 2011, 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by Edwin Harvey

What a big difference a couple of weeks make to a scene, particularly this one. After the devastating floods we had a few weeks back, the lake is slowly regaining its former glory. The water was a murky dirty brown colour, but the beautiful blue colouration is returning. If you look to the top of the mountain, you'll see one of the landslides caused by the torrential rains we had. This 7 shot pano was taken with my Canon 5dmkII with Canon 17-40L attached.

Thank you Edwin for posting this image here.

But will you please Edwin, document a bit more the "after the floods". Will you please show us more of the glory of this beautiful place and the scarfs left by the storm using your 5D and lens.

**Antonio Correia** · 14th February 2011, 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by BradSut26

im not really sure why its so sad antonio lol. i just liked how it looked with that effect

OK then. But you agree it is sad don't you ?

**Antonio Correia** · 14th February 2011, 10:38 PM

Originally Posted by pritcharded

This photo was taken at the entrance to Pt Arthur Tasmania. It was shot at ISO 200, 33mm, f/18, 1/160sec. The cloud formation, mix of shade and bright sunshine, and the brilliant yelllow crop, appealed to me. Originally I'd cropped out the barbed wire fence in the foreground, but to me it least it seemed to add a bit of context. The camera is a Canon 5D II and the ens EF16-35 f/2.8. Ted

Thank you Ted for start posting here

You are right regarding the barbed wire fence. It enhances the image to have something in the foreground.

Perhaps you could have taken the wire a bit from below...

**Nicola** · 15th February 2011, 10:56 AM

I'm planning my next ride on june..
but I will bring with me only a light and small compact camera (like the one with which I shooted the pics below) for many reasons:
weight
dimensions
cost: if I fall down and I break camera and lenses ??

but in clear and sunny days a compact camera can work well.. isn't it?
Is anyone of you a biker? ... Have You ever ridden with your DSLR?
bye
N

**MiniChris** · 15th February 2011, 11:05 AM

I did velodrome when I was considerably younger, but can assure you, there was no time for shooting anything...

**Nicola** · 15th February 2011, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by ChrisC

I did velodrome when I was considerably younger, but can assure you, there was no time for shooting anything...

eheh!
I can understand!

**MiniChris** · 15th February 2011, 01:18 PM

I did do a lot of cross country riding, but I stuck to hard surface roads for th emost part. Mountain biking was something of a novelty when I was in the racing/touring mode...and on those occasions (touring) I always carried a camera, albeit a film one. For safety purposes, I designed a net package that held the camera in a padded pouch between the center frame components, but down closer to the crank and up toward the seat post to keep my knees from banging into it.

**abhi** · 15th February 2011, 01:18 PM

The road to Las Vegas. Taken from the van during a road trip in 2001. The original was on film, taken with my old Rebel.

**Antonio Correia** · 15th February 2011, 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by abhi

The road to Las Vegas. Taken from the van during a road trip in 2001. The original was on film, taken with my old Rebel.

Thank you Abhi for posting your image here

Is was a long drive, wasn't it ?

There are some spots on the sky but they are not important to understand how large this country is

**abhi** · 15th February 2011, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

Thank you Abhi for posting your image here

Is was a long drive, wasn't it ?

Considering that the road trip started in Texas, it was a very long drive 2343 Kms, according to Google.

It was fun

Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

There are some spots on the sky but they are not important to understand how large this country is

I see them too, now that you mention. I need to locate the original print and get a better scan. This one gets grainy everytime I try any PP. I moved back to India last year and the prints are still in some box. I am lazy

Thanks for your kind words

**gs3000** · 16th February 2011, 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

The different colour temperatures between the Budha's statue and the city make it more visible in visual terms.
However, the image makes me want to see more at the right of what - it is not I suppose - it looks like an island (where the Budha is).
On the other hand, perhaps because of the season you are in now, the mist is rather present at the far end which convey a certain peculiar ambiance to the shot.

Is this Kolkata ? Can't you shoot again a bit latter with more lights from the streets and houses ? Can't you show us if this is an island ? And it's way in...
Please darken the sky a bit enhancing more the statue.

Thank you ... Ashwin

Hi,
You can see the night time shot of the same picture here,
http://www.pbase.com/gsunkara/image/74353459

**Antonio Correia** · 17th February 2011, 12:23 AM

Have I posted this before ?

Do you think I should clone the tree on the bottom right ?

**Edwin Harvey** · 17th February 2011, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

Have I posted this before ?

Do you think I should clone the tree on the bottom right ?

Yes mate I would definitely clone that tree, that is if you can find the darn thing in all that fog!

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