p.2 #1 · p.2 #1 · Post your BEST 3 Landscape images of 2013
Wonderful images so far. Scott, you sure started us off with a bang.
I'm going to do something a little different and post all 3 of the same subject. I hope they're enough different from each other that they make a nice series. I hope you think so too
p.2 #3 · p.2 #3 · Post your BEST 3 Landscape images of 2013
Some very inspiring material here, as always. Here are my three humble contributions, from a year during which I didn't manage to get out as much as I would have liked. These are from Northern Alaska and White Sands, covering a temperature span of about 150 degrees F.
p.2 #6 · p.2 #6 · Post your BEST 3 Landscape images of 2013
SO many great shots here!!!
Ben, your sun burst is no doubt an eye catcher and your timing could have not been better.
I will just say thanks for sharing to each poster,
Greg
p.2 #9 · p.2 #9 · Post your BEST 3 Landscape images of 2013
Well I'm certainly not a landscape photographer and can't really match the great images that others have posted. I mostly just fire off a few shots while I'm out hunting wildlife shots. Here are 3 I liked from this year.
p.2 #17 · p.2 #17 · Post your BEST 3 Landscape images of 2013
Here are my choices. I was super lucky to be able to get out and to some nice locations this year - and next year I have several trips in the works. Hard to believe I haven't taken a single shot since Justin Grimm and I were at Rainier in August. Should have new gear in my hands by Feb
I have quite a few that might be better than these - however I like these. The first shot I like because it was the first time I was able to get out to the Gorge during the right conditions! Wind is usually 20-50 mph out here, so getting the wildflowers to stay still is not easy. One of the reasons I am considering the new Nikon Df... high ISO is superb!
The second image I like because my buddy Justin and I really put in the work to get to this place. We only saw two other people, whom I know . My goal was to get to less known spots in the right conditions. After 5 hours or so of all uphill hiking, we got decent conditions.
The last one I like because it confirmed my theory that there are good spots on the coastline that are good DURING sunrise! Opens new possibilities I had previously overlooked.
