Landscape lens

macvisual said:
Very nice Chris, I like that a lot, very detailed. I love the canopy floor with all its patterns.

Keep the images coming.....
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yeah could do with a better edit was a quick one before posting it then added a little dark effect on the edges to draw you in to the middle line :)

thanks for the comment :)
 
here's another quick edit I done I'm just looking at old photos I've never touched lol. I liked it more B&W then colour but ill post both so you can decide but again only a quick edit

iso100, 18mm, F3.5, 1/200s hand held

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Taken with Canon 17-50 on 60D

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Raptor Mike said:
Does anyone know how to add an image to a post using the tp app from the flickr app?
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such a cool photo i like that alot!!

and i had the same problem so all i do now atm till Flickr works is im exporting my file from lightroom as a 300KB 1000Pixel wide or high and then posting directly as a file on my computer :)
 
Broken said:
such a cool photo i like that alot!!

and i had the same problem so all i do now atm till Flickr works is im exporting my file from lightroom as a 300KB 1000Pixel wide or high and then posting directly as a file on my computer :)
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Thank you
I was being lazy and trying to do it without booting up the PC lol
 
I think a decent tripod and nd filters will serve you better than a new lens right now.
 
frod said:
I think a decent tripod and nd filters will serve you better than a new lens right now.
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i got a tripod :) Manfrotto 055Xpro3 (newest one) with a 3 way mount head :) also have filters, polarizer, 0.3 - 0.6 - 0.9 ND HD grad filter and also a 10 stop filter, :)
 
You can use ANY lens as a landscape lens. I've shot landscapes from 10mm through to 600mm :)
 
Scirocco_09 said:
Have to think where you're going to shoot most. In flat countryside or for seascapes wider lenses are generally more useful, not necessarily ultra wide though. Telephoto lenses are great in the hills, much more useful than wide there. There's some good advice here:

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.u...chnique/telephoto-landscape-photography-74665
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thanks for the advice! and thanks for the links! :) !!

odd jim said:
You can use ANY lens as a landscape lens. I've shot landscapes from 10mm through to 600mm :)
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you got any photos of your stuff :) ?
 
Broken said:
thanks for the advice! and thanks for the links! :) !!


you got any photos of your stuff :) ?
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Loads :) What do you want to see?
 
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