Your best landscape photograph 2014

[TomB]

I had a woefully quiet year this year. Barring one trip to Eigg I did almost no photography at all. Eigg it is then, although picking which is tricky (probably a sign of a lack of standouts rather than an abundance of choice!).

 

[Big Andy]

I loved the starkness of this, a berg frozen in the glacial lake in Iceland.

 

[diabolic]

 

[LongLensPhotography]

It's got to be this

 

[Neil B]

I don't do much these days but when visiting family i always spend a few hours here.

Heavy shower.jpg by Neil Brimacombe, on Flickr

 

[TomB]

Lovely Neil - one of my favourite spots.

 

[Cartus]

@diabolic - lovely shot!

 

[JohnPh]

Lovely shot of Porth Nanven Neil B!

 

[Steve T]

A bonny thread. A funny year as I thought I had very few keepers but a check through my catalogue reveals more there than I thought. Favourite from this (or any other year) is this one



Woodland Wanders by Mark Littlejohn, on Flickr

I really like this, fantastic atmosphere and woodland mood...

Absolutly gorgeous

Steve.

 

[Michael Batten]

Happy new year all.

Some really wonderful images in this thread.

I think that my favourite image from last year was from my last shoot in Kimmeridge. Have been loving the long exposure photography recently and I think that it all fell into place for this one.

 

[pwhysall]

I'm very pleased with this one.


Trees and Grike on Limestone Pavement by Peter Whysall, on Flickr

 

[P.H.otography]

Mine


Great gable by Piers Hodgson, on Flickr

 

[Carl Hall]

I haven't taken too many landscapes this year, but this is my best landscape from 2014. Taken in April at St Audries Bay


St Audries Bay by Carl Hall Photography, on Flickr

 

[Masked Bandit]

This is my offering. Common subject, but the light was so good it had to be captured.

Castlerigg Stone Circle nr Keswick- by Philip Dalglish Photography, on Flickr

 

[Mattyd]

Im the worst judge - I honestly cannot tell much of a difference between what I think is good and what I think is bad. But.....A few people have said this is my best shot from last year.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7549/15616569089_1cef95fcac_b.jpg

 

[TheAndyA]

Im the worst judge - I honestly cannot tell much of a difference between what I think is good and what I think is bad. But.....A few people have said this is my best shot from last year.

I think that's a cracking photo. Well done !

 

[Cartus]

@P.H.otography super shot Piers!

@Mattyd Unreal! Fantastic image.

 

[dinners]

A bonny thread. A funny year as I thought I had very few keepers but a check through my catalogue reveals more there than I thought. Favourite from this (or any other year) is this one



Woodland Wanders by Mark Littlejohn, on Flickr

I really like that one

 

[the ghost]

so many to choose from but suppose this was one of my last landscape one
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[Nawty]

This is mine, not much technique involved but the colours are fabulous, shot at 300mm...

Phu Quoc Sunset by Ned Awty, on Flickr

 

[DuncanDisorderly]

This image of Crib Goch for the simple reason that it is rare to capture an image that makes a mountain situation look as steep and scary as it is in real life.
View attachment 28049

 

[vtrjames]

For me, it has to be this one of Llyn Y Fan Fach. It brings back memories of a cracking walk and superb scenery.

Llyn y Fan Fach by vtrjames88, on Flickr

 

[Jannyfox]

This image of Crib Goch for the simple reason that it is rare to capture an image that makes a mountain situation look as steep and scary as it is in real life.

Been there done that. That's terrific.

 

[richardhurst]

For me I reckon it has to be this one.

Kirkjufell Mountain by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr

 

[69Bonni]

This image of Crib Goch for the simple reason that it is rare to capture an image that makes a mountain situation look as steep and scary as it is in real life.
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I love this! one of my favorite places, next to Striding Edge, makes you feel alive (if your sensible) Nice Shot!

Steve

 

[Raptor Mike]

This one was taken at Lyme Regis and was my fist outing with my new to me Lee filters. I used a big stopper and a ND grad, but I'm not sure which one out of the three I have, should've made a note. Anyhow I haven't done many landscapes latley and really need to get out and do more landscapes (especialy after seeing some of the shots on this thread, I really need the practice) as it's my preferred subject.

Through the grass - Lyme Regis by Raptor Mike, on Flickr

 

[andy main]

This was one from my trip to Glencoe back in September...need to get back up there soon...

Buchaille Etive Mor by Andy.Main, on Flickr

 

[Raptor Mike]

Very nice Andy.

 

[Raptor Mike]

This image of Crib Goch for the simple reason that it is rare to capture an image that makes a mountain situation look as steep and scary as it is in real life.
View attachment 28049

What a great shot. I just proves that there are some real nutters in the world

 

[DuncanDisorderly]

What a great shot. I just proves that there are some real nutters in the world

Cheers everyone
It's not 'that' bad - honest. I'm taking a group of novices up there this Spring and am looking forward to it!

 

[RKC]

Cheers everyone
It's not 'that' bad - honest. I'm taking a group of novices up there this Spring and am looking forward to it!

Hope you are dunc and disorderly when you go

 

[Old Geordie]

Not a vast landscape but a magic experience finding these at Dockey Wood in May

http://flic.kr/p/nne3Wh

 

[Andrew Briggs]

My favourite is also my last shot of 2014, from a trip to the Lakes in December.

Loughrigg Sunrise IV by brggsy, on Flickr