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DBalaur
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Cannot believe I'm saying this but I'm missing proper snowfall in Canada this winter. I'm very much a night owl and had to stop myself from just posting 8 aurora photos.
1. Red sun glowing through the thick forest fire smoke. The smoke was a natural ND filter for my first attempt of solar photography.
2. Glowing red sandstone at the Flamming Cliff/Bayan Zak, Mongolia. This famous locality was first explored by the American Natural History Museum in 1922 and yielded the first dinosaur eggs known to science along famous dinosaurs such as Velociraptor.
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3. Campsite deep in the Gobi desert under the Milky Way, Mongolia.
4. Some small swirls of sand getting blown around the Gobi campsite in an afternoon, Mongolia.
5. A half-decayed Argali sheep skull by a rock stack (cairn) built by a local paleontologist at the top of a steep ridge, Mongolia.
6. Strong wind blowing up the snow up the Rockies mountain tops. Shot through the car window from shotgun. Banff, Canada.
7. Aurora burst during a G4 geomagnetic storm (kp 8) earlier this year in central Alberta, Canada. Still the strongest aurora show I have witnessed in my life.
8. A pastel color palette during sunset in the badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
1. Red sun glowing through the thick forest fire smoke. The smoke was a natural ND filter for my first attempt of solar photography.
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2. Glowing red sandstone at the Flamming Cliff/Bayan Zak, Mongolia. This famous locality was first explored by the American Natural History Museum in 1922 and yielded the first dinosaur eggs known to science along famous dinosaurs such as Velociraptor.
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3. Campsite deep in the Gobi desert under the Milky Way, Mongolia.
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4. Some small swirls of sand getting blown around the Gobi campsite in an afternoon, Mongolia.
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5. A half-decayed Argali sheep skull by a rock stack (cairn) built by a local paleontologist at the top of a steep ridge, Mongolia.
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6. Strong wind blowing up the snow up the Rockies mountain tops. Shot through the car window from shotgun. Banff, Canada.
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7. Aurora burst during a G4 geomagnetic storm (kp 8) earlier this year in central Alberta, Canada. Still the strongest aurora show I have witnessed in my life.
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8. A pastel color palette during sunset in the badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
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Jonathan
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@MrFotoFool I live in the Midwest so not many landscape opportunities around me unless you like corn fields haha.
The Tucson photos are from a work trip I took earlier this year, I had a couple opportunities to get some photography in during the trip! Very beautiful area, I went to Saguaro National Park, Sabino Canyon, and the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum.
I’d been out to Tucson one other time a few years ago. Next time I go I might reach out for recommendations if you don’t mind, always good to get info from the locals!
One can't really explain the orange sky of a December Arizona sunset. Cameras don't capture it well. I wouldn't even call this one orange but I liked the harmony of it.
Roussillon and Murs Vaucluse, France ?
DBalaur
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A selection I have on my computer from second half of year. I recently converted my website to all black and white, so these images reflect that. Many of these will be featured in an exhibition I am having in 2024 at Tucson International Airport titled Saguaro.
March 2, Tucson Mountain Park | April 17, Tucson Mountain Park |
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June 19, Saguaro National Park West | September 11, Tucson Mountain Park |
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September 28, Garden of the Gods | November 6, Sabino Canyon |
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December 30, Painted Hills (Tucson Mountains) | |
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Bill Schone
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Wow, wow, wow what wonderful pictures have have been posted in this tread, simply outstanding! Here are a few of my captures from the past year.
A mill & covered bridge from Bridgetown, Indiana.
Shot of the Green River from the Maze Section of Canyonlands NP. Directly behind me is Colonade Arch (not pictured naturally).
View from Arches NP looking toward the La Sal mountains.
An old tree stump we came across while out driving the back roads of Kansas. This location within about 20 miles of our home.
At a later date, using the stump as a prop with the lantern to capture a view of the Big Dipper.
A view of the mountains outside Stanley Idaho.
Truly a magnificent world in which we live! Happy New Years. Bill
A mill & covered bridge from Bridgetown, Indiana.
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Shot of the Green River from the Maze Section of Canyonlands NP. Directly behind me is Colonade Arch (not pictured naturally).
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View from Arches NP looking toward the La Sal mountains.
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An old tree stump we came across while out driving the back roads of Kansas. This location within about 20 miles of our home.
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At a later date, using the stump as a prop with the lantern to capture a view of the Big Dipper.
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A view of the mountains outside Stanley Idaho.
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Truly a magnificent world in which we live! Happy New Years. Bill
White Sands National Park, New Mexico. The IR shot was from a boardwalk loop not too far into the park. The remaining two shots were taken from a dune top near the end/turnaround point of the auto loop. We walked up the dune - an easy walk as this is gypsum sand which does not slide like silica sand.
The IR shot was handheld with a D600 IR conversion using a 720nm filter processed in LrC and PS using Nik SilverEfex. The color shots processed in LrC with PS. The other two were using the Z9 as noted. The panorama was at sunset, while the other shots were during daylight hours.
I need to get back there for a more planned approach as the opportunities are great. Plus, we did not have a good sunset - litlle to no color to "boost" the photos. Hope this helps.
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Gaduf
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All the best for 2024,
A selection of mine from travel in 2023,
Gavin
1.Flamingo Sunset
2.Amazon Sunset
3.Amboseli Sunset
4,Bettys Bay seascape
5.Iguazu falls
6.Iguazu falls
7. The Kelpies of Grangemouth
8. Vanrhynsberg waterfall
A selection of mine from travel in 2023,
Gavin
1.Flamingo Sunset
2.Amazon Sunset
3.Amboseli Sunset
4,Bettys Bay seascape
5.Iguazu falls
6.Iguazu falls
7. The Kelpies of Grangemouth
8. Vanrhynsberg waterfall
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Amazing pictures posted in this thread!
These two are from Aspen:
Banff, Canada
These two are from Aspen:
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Banff, Canada
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DBalaur
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Not sure how to describe it, but I immediately want to set the first two as my desktop wallpapers.
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lukemeup
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Some very nice photos in this thread. It was a pretty light year landscape wise for me but here's my top 5:
These were some taken this year on a trip through Portugal and Spain
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