Post Your Landscape Photos

J-see

Senior Member
My polarizer stays on my lens all the time except when I am shooting indoors. I feel it adds a positive improvement to my photos.

I use it a lot on my 18-35mm but when light gets lower I take it off. But I do like what it does to colors. I ordered a step-down ring to try the CP on my macro. I'm curious if it will have an effect on the reflection many bugs have.
 

YOT

Senior Member
A couple of the Green Mountains of VT from the NY side. One of the farm where I grew up and still own, from the top of the hill (The mountains in the background are in VT). And one of just a spectacular valley view, also near my home. The panorama is simply a cropped photo.

I do NOT take these things for granted. I sometimes wonder who has it better than me. :)

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J-see

Senior Member
I've been checking out some area for maybe tonight and tested my CP on the 24mm during. Very handy it's 77mm too. The lens cap is crap, I had to replace that since it keeps dropping off when I bag the cam.

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I fine-tuned this one. It's a keeper.

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Davoxt

Senior Member
Hi

Just a snap shot of a Sunrise in Townsville Queensland Australia with my old reliable D600.

Cheers
Davo
 

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J-see

Senior Member
If you process these as if they're daylight landscapes, it's like having shot them with a CP filter. No sun is the cheapest CP filter available.

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