Lets See Your Telephoto Landscapes

Lets say anything over 85? Looking for some inspiration and examples of a less used perspective for landscapes!

it's not over 85 (70mm), but it's my fav of the telephoto landscapes i've shot

All at 200mm

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Heres one.
Shot at 120mm, on a 120-400lens.

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WaFp wrote in post #10876564
it's not over 85 (70mm), but it's my fav of the telephoto landscapes i've shot

cheers

Love it!

WaFp wrote in post #10876564
it's not over 85 (70mm), but it's my fav of the telephoto landscapes i've shot

cheers

I like this one too, especially the left rock face somewhat framing in the whole left side,

Stealthy Ninja wrote in post #10876571
All at 200mm

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Zig Zag, wave good bye fish by adrianevans, on Flickr

Very nice!

I'm liking these so far guys. Here's a couple from me.

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NatDeroxL7 wrote in post #10877484
I like this one too, especially the left rock face somewhat framing in the whole left side,

That rock face is known as El-Capitan and the scenic is the Yosemite Valley. To give some idea of the size when standing near the base of El-Capitan climbers look like tiny black dots in the day time (bring binoculars) and little bright lights in the night time. Climbers literally sleep vertically or on horizontal bed shelves attached to the shear face of this formation.

not a great photo, but the haze at 600mm is hard to handle (300mm f4 + 2x). It is also cropped. The thatch building was about 2 miles away, I could barely make it out with the naked eye.

Shot with the 100L macro...

This is at 105mm on an APS-C camera (so 168 mm FF equivalent)