Lets See Your Telephoto Landscapes

ckjm wrote in post #17740615
I legitimately just had this conversation with a friend, shooting landscapes with telo for a fresh perspective, and thought I'd try it. For comparison, the first is telo and the second is not. Same spot... really different results! Kinda cool. I really want to try making a telo pano!

marshes outside Turnagain Arm, Alaska

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I like both photos. The first one the emphasis is one the Mountain and the second one is on the Water.

Cheers... jim

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Mt. Chapin, Rocky Mountain N.P. (ISO50, 140mm, f/16, 1/20sec)

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Mt Baker over the Skagit River: 100-400 mkI

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Stogie1020 wrote in post #17855432
Little Painted Desert, Flagstaff AZ

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I like this . Well done.

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Mt. Baker from Boundary Bay, BC @600mm with 300mm + 2X TC

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2loose wrote in post #17858570
@600mm with 300mm + 2X TC

That's a very surreal scene...nicely captured

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