Mountain Shots

[pakodominguez]

Ohh! Ohh! Pick me! Pick me! It's Machu Picchu!

Dusty

yep: a (The) Sacred Mountain

Another one from the same Area:

[CharlieWebster]

shot 1&3: elmarit 28/2.8
shot 2: canon LTM 135/3.5

[Birma]

All nice shots, but the motorbiker shot is especially good Charlie

[Dr. Harout]

+1

[CharlieWebster]

TY guys

same rider:


I think that is elmarit 28 again



by the lake

[DrScottNicol]

very recent shot from this week - Austrian Alps (Innsbruck) - the cable car bridge over the River Inn facing north towards the alps.



a55, CZ16-80 at 24mm iso 100, f7.1, 1/100s.

My attempt at a picture post card style shot from the 70s



a55, CZ16-80 at 28mm iso 100, f8, 1/320s.

and finally, a shot from the first day - that's the alps there at the top of the picture, behind the totally opaque clouds and heavy sleet



a55, CZ16-80 at 50mm iso 100, f8, 1/60s.*

* I spent most of this day wishing Sony did a weather sealed camera of some sort, maybe with some sort of short weather sealed kit lens to go with it... (not that I'm trying to justify a new purchase or anything .

Scott

[Birma]

Nice mountain shots Charlie and Scott

[Dr. Harout]

Agree.

[CharlieWebster]

Nice Scott, snowed already!

[CharlieWebster]

whitebark mortality





some of these tress are (were) over 1000 years old.

[Dr. Harout]

I like the B&W.

[CharlieWebster]

above nikkor 10.5 cm f/2.5 from about 1957



above nikkor 28/2 AI



above nikkor 55/3.5

[KevinBarrett]

My wife went out on a limb for me to get this one! Well, a trunk, actually. Some of it's roots were anchored at shore still, but about a hundred feet of the trunk was out there floating on the surface of Lake Crescent, playing host to more living plants and animals, even in death, even floating on the lake. It's not easy to see from this image, but there's actually another twenty or thirty feet of trunk behind her that was too narrow and slippery to walk out on:

[Dr. Harout]

Very beautiful, Kevin.

Charlie, you are killing me with your lenses, grrrrr

[Birma]

Great fall colours in the Mountains Charlie .

Nice pano KB - you have a very obliging log walker there .