Nature Show Landscape

[Irene McC]

A paraglider in front of Table Mountain this morning

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[MoonMind]

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Same spot as this shot, but definitely more wintery ...

M.

 

[OCBeyer]

I love the intimacy created by the tree running up the right side combined with the barely telephoto focal length minimising background compression. Fantastic work! 🌞

Thank you. I was wondering about cropping out that tree. Glad you liked it.

 

[OCBeyer]

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[OzPhotoNut]

Thank you. I was wondering about cropping out that tree. Glad you liked it.

I can't stand leftovers in images, they need to be impeccable. That tree definitely isn't a leftover. 🌞

 

[OzPhotoNut]

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Same spot as this shot, but definitely more wintery ...

M.

Mate, this is bloody lovely! ✅️

 

[Zeus1]

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[MoonMind]

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Waiting for the rain to arrive (it hasn't, yet, even some six hours later).

M.

 

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[OCBeyer]

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[L0n3Gr3yW0lf]

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Awesome picture, I absolutely love the colours and I adore the depth of field. And for the last one I want to thank you so much for supporting using wide aperture for landscape images because I (personally) am tired of this old school mindset that for landscapes everything has to be sharp and in focus. Depth of field should be an available tool for all forms of photography.

 

[Bobitybob]

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[rayvonn]

Awesome picture, I absolutely love the colours and I adore the depth of field. And for the last one I want to thank you so much for supporting using wide aperture for landscape images because I (personally) am tired of this old school mindset that for landscapes everything has to be sharp and in focus. Depth of field should be an available tool for all forms of photography.

I often try landscape wide open, it can be done, very interesting too.

 

[rayvonn]

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Ah, good to see you back here!

 

[Phil.H]

The City of Manchester Skyline from ten miles out taken from the highest point of my home town (no crop).

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[Zeus1]

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[Bobitybob]

Ah, good to see you back here!

Many thanks, it's good to be back.

 

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