Post your 2017 landscapes here

It's very crooked.

I hope this is an improvement.

Picnic grounds. McKethan Lake Park, Brooksville, FL.

@Setagate, they both look over processed to the point that they look unnatural. If you look at the first one, it has visible halo's all over the edges of the trees in the distance (over sharpening or adjustment brush), it really hides a very nice picture.

If you wouldn't mind sharing the raw file we could have a look at it.

Posted a similar comp a while back, but I wanted to get the bench more in the scene

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Here are a couple of storm shots.

Flying home from Portland, Oregon via Iceland meant there was a good chance of seeing Aurora Borealis through the plane window. This was the first time I had ever witnessed the Northern Lights, so I was extremely happy to capture it at 38,000 feet.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/231W​6ja

danialsturge wrote in post #18529464
Flying home from Portland, Oregon via Iceland meant there was a good chance of seeing Aurora Borealis through the plane window. This was the first time I had ever witnessed the Northern Lights, so I was extremely happy to capture it at 38,000 feet.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/231W​6ja Aurora Borealis at 38,000 feet by Danial Sturge, on Flickr

Nicely captured, managed to keep the wing looking good too.

Capn Jack wrote in post #18529509
Nicely captured, managed to keep the wing looking good too.

Thanks! There was a full moon, which made it a little challenging to shoot but it did illumate the clouds and wing nicely.

Cargo Ship anchored off the New Hampshire coast on a very cold winter morning, surrounded by sea smoke.
Rye, New Hampshire.

philmar wrote in post #18529662

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/EFY3​Jq Steamy humid sunrise over hilltop stupas - Mrauk U, Myanmar by Phil Marion

Too many to comment on individually but the first shot is outstanding.