[paulh]

Hard to believe there's no thread for this yet! There is one for b/w landscapes, but no "general" thread for this common & popular form of photography. So let's see what you have - all cameras/lenses welcome! Looking forward to contributions from new K-1 owners soon.

To get the ball rolling....
DA18-55:


M35-70/2.8-3.5:

[arnold]

We want to get a new thread started then. Yashica Lynx 5000E and Kodak 400
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[Jacquot]

OK, here's two for me. Fuji X100...

[paulh]

Great shots guys, thanks for jumping in
Here's one from a local park in mid-March with the Fuji X10:

[RichardS]

Great idea Paul. Well done for starting this thread.

From late 2010 - K200D and DA*16-50. It's from the house where one of my nephews was getting married. Byron Bay hinterland.



Six months ago, 10 days after we moved into our new house - K-5 and DA*16-50. This is the view from our home office (through a window). I've cropped the bottom of the shot to get rid of the roof over the main living area of the house. This is what my mind sees when I look out of the window. It's a lot better than the view of the neighbour's roof that I got in Melbourne.

The triangular hill in the middle is Yacaaba Head. It's connected to the rest of Australia by a low-lying spit of land. On the other side of the entrance to Port Stephens is Tomaree Head. There are a few more pointy bits heading south (we're looking about 10 to 15 degrees north of east). You can just see Broughton Island to the left of Yacaaba Head. That's the Pacific Ocean out there.



Hmm. I think I might be a bit tilted.

Regards,
Richard.

[paulh]

Beautiful views, Richard!
Taken near Anchorage Alaska in 2014 with a K100D & kit lens:

[RichardS]

Beautiful views, Richard!

Thanks, Paul. We are very lucky to live here. It's a good thing that we are both (sort of) retired, because the view from our office is a distraction. Life is tough

Regards,
Richard.

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After returning from a Saturday morning bike ride on the Pere Marquette Rail Trail, I captured this image (JPEG straight out of my Pentax K-x, with smc PENTAX-F 35-80mm F4-5.6). In the foreground are some of the cherry trees given to Midland, Michigan, by sister city Handa, Japan. In the background are the Tridge (three-span bridge for pedestrians and bicyclists) and the sculpture "The Couple" by James Hopfensperger.

[paulh]

Pretty Spring scene, Stu - looks like a beautiful park.
Here's an old one from 2010, taken near a small amphitheater in the woods at the Colleyville Nature Center. That's Jeannie leading the way, as usual Sigma 28-90:

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[arnold]

South Africa, Pentax MX with M28/2.8 Kodachrome

[RichardS]

South Africa, Pentax MX with M28/2.8 Kodachrome

Very nice, Arnold

[arnold]

Very nice, Arnold

Thank you, the scenery there is stunning.

[ramseybuckeye]

This weekend I went to an old theatre in Southern Ohio with a meetup group, I took my time on the way back and got soime landscapes in the rain.

[paulh]

Great stuff guys, thanks for sharing!
Evening at the lake a couple weekends ago....