Post your 2019 Landscapes

WesternGuy43 wrote in post #18935098
aezoss, nice pictures. I live in the same part of the country as these images (slightly east of them), so I am wondering what part of the Kananaskis they are from. Thanks.

WesternGuy

Thanks. These were taken along hwy 742 (Smith Dorrien Trail) near the Spray Lakes reservoir.

50°58'55" N 115°20'12" W

We started at the Canmore Nordic Center, followed 742 to 40 to 1, returning to Canmore.

If you haven't been out there, it's gravel with a lot of ruts. Nice drive though.

squashed wrote in post #18935086
Today in the High Sierra.

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I am heading out in 3 weeks. I can't wait.

Nice composition for whole scenery view

wonderful BW landscape image set for Kananaskis, Alberta.

NCSA197 wrote in post #18934789

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hnb​8en Storm Approaching the Vineyard by David Fehrman, on Flickr

The dark skies are amazing...

Opabin Plateau

Sibil wrote in post #18935143
I am heading out in 3 weeks. I can't wait.

I'll try to slow down mother nature for you !

SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18935180
Opabin Plateau

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Does it not shoot in something like a 16:9 ratio and only 3:2 / 4:3 ?

With 16:9 being the norm now for most viewing: monitors/smart phones, etc, why are we stuck in 1991 with the 3:2 ratio?

The shots ARE AMAZING, just lost on the aspect ratio, as once you go 16:9 or wider, everything else becomes frustrating to look at.

Wow it is incredible image from new world Thump UP!!!

Last shot before the carwash rain started...

squashed wrote in post #18935279
I'll try to slow down mother nature for you !

Hey man, thanks. I am afraid I might be a week or so late. Then again, I will be checking out different elevations, so I might find something at lower elevations.

Eidelweiss wrote in post #18935159
The dark skies are amazing...

Thank you. The scene didn't last long: it was gone in just a couple of minutes.

NCSA197 wrote in post #18935387

Eidelweiss wrote in post #18935159
The dark skies are amazing...

Thank you. The scene didn't last long: it was gone in just a couple of minutes.

Right time Right place for you then!

Took the RF 24-240 out the the lake yesterday had about 10 minutes of good diffused light. I am happier with the sharpness of the lens than with my inability to get DoF right on the first try. The sun broke through, which ended the session.

NOTE: I set the EXIF to RF 24-105 in order for the focal lengths to show up and be able to add it to my gallery. Adding it to the gear database has been requested.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.