Mountain Shots

[Greg Beetham]

Oh dear, that sounds serious Birma, I'm not sure there is a remedy either, other than satisfying the lust, otherwise you could suffer some kind of horrible distorted reality or something ha ha, better check with the boss though...
Greg

[Anne_LilyofTheValley]

My first landscape shot.

p.s. I don't know why I thought I can take only portraits, and Fauna and Landscape is not for me. What do you think?

[Anne_LilyofTheValley]

this picture has mistakes

[Anne_LilyofTheValley]

The second one

[Dr. Harout]

The second one is better and one of the reasons is the absence of the car in the second.

[Birma]

I prefer the second one Anne - although the view is beautiful in both. I like the panoramic shape.

Here are some mountains from Scotland, from trip a about 4 years ago.


Cuillin Ridge from Elgol by Birm, on Flickr

A very popular view with photographers - I was lucky to have a nice clear day.

A100 + 18-70 Kit lens.

[Greg Beetham]

Nice photo Anne, what lens?
Love that foreground detail in the view Birma.
Greg

[Anne_LilyofTheValley]

Nice photo Anne, what lens?
Greg

Thank you Greg. It is 18-55mm kit lens.

p.s. what I really can't take pictures of - is landscape. I don't know, but it is really difficult.

[aster]

Grreat scenery from all!

I always open this thread when I feel like cleansing my eyes off of city' turbulence.


Anna, lovely shot inthe second submission. The less the intruders the more magnificent becomes this particular landscape shot. (The photo may be a little tilted though but I'm not so sure. Maybe it's the landscape's innate formation.)

I think you can take any type of photos. I can't say that you're destined to be partial to any particular kind. It's the photographr's approach that matters...You certainly shouldn't restrict yourself to any photographic boundaries.

Thanks for sharing everyone,

Yildiz

[-----Nod-----]

Unnamed moutain in Alaska.

[-----Nod-----]

View across a valley in Denali National Park, Alaska.

[Greg Beetham]

Those are both good shots of great subjects Don, or should I say nod, the first is interesting especially.
Greg

[pakodominguez]

Nice..

Unnamed moutain in Alaska.

[pakodominguez]

La Raya, border between the regions of Cusco and Puno, Peru (4,313 m (14,150 ft) above sea level)

[Birma]

Lovely mountain shots Nod and Pako