Nature Photography

[Tomlinson]

I was expecting more of a livestock and pastures vibe, maybe a tastefully captured industrial milking barn

 

[DustBuns]

I'm back with some gorge-ous views.

 

[Bothriolepis]

 

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I guess I got a good butt pic.

The American southwest can be very beautiful sometimes.

 

[Slav Power]

I had the absolute best melancholic views in front of me today while driving, but no good camera to capture them. Overcast sky, slight drizzle, trees have turned rust orange-red, just the right amount of Eastern European autumn depression. I might be able to borrow a DSLR from a family member so hopefully I'll get to take at least one decent photo before all the leaves fall off, assuming I'll get the hang of manual parameter setting as well.

 

[An Ghost]

Are bonzais "nature"?

 

[Bothriolepis]

I had the absolute best melancholic views in front of me today while driving, but no good camera to capture them. Overcast sky, slight drizzle, trees have turned rust orange-red, just the right amount of Eastern European autumn depression. I might be able to borrow a DSLR from a family member so hopefully I'll get to take at least one decent photo before all the leaves fall off, assuming I'll get the hang of manual parameter setting as well.

Fall's normally beautiful in my corner of the world. Not so much this year, unfortunately, since this entire region got ass-fucked by a hurricane before the leaves could turn. These are some older autumn photos, though.

 

[Clown College 2nd Year]

This year was pretty crappy down here in the valley. Alot of the trees just straight up dropped their leaves without turning colors. But I managed to take these pics this weekend on a nice little walk.

 

[Suzy Bannion]

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Damn, your work is good. I remember seeing that statue during an art honors society trip in high school. Your photo brought back some nice and awkward memories!

 

[Suzy Bannion]

People in this thread are posting some really good stuff!

Here are some recent shots from a day-after-Thanksgiving hike with family.

I use Darktable for postprocessing, because fuck Adobe and also I'm poor anyway lol.

I have many more photos I can post in here. I use a Nikon D3000 which I inherited from my grandmother- usually the 18-55mm f3.5 kit lens is on it. I've improved a lot since I started using this camera a couple years ago, but I always love to get criticism or compliments. Feel free to be as mean or nice as you want.

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[Bothriolepis]

Damn, your work is good. I remember seeing that statue during an art honors society trip in high school. Your photo brought back some nice and awkward memories!

Thank you. It's been awhile since I've been there, personally, but I hope they're doing alright after the storm.

Bonus image of the year's first measurable snow storm. Not really as good as the others, but I was at work and only had my phone.

 

[Clown College 2nd Year]

Posting a throwback, tomorrow I get to archive a couple of years' worth of photos. I always enjoy the little round tufts of moss

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Montana, USA.

 

[DustBuns]

Spring is here kiwis! Here's some Appalachian old growth hemlocks and white pine.

Guest starring another northern ring neck snake that wanted to hang out.

 

[OrionBalls]

The creek is really high.

 

[Clown College 2nd Year]

Welp tried out some Arista EDU DX, wasn't as bad as the Bergger but still not as punchy as Kodak's black and white stocks.

 

[An Ghost]

It do be that time again

 

[Clown College 2nd Year]

Wet plants, I do enjoy the droplets. Another rainy weekend is coming so I'll get back out with some color too.

 

[OrionBalls]

Some man/nature stuff:


Ghetto stained glass:

 

[Clown College 2nd Year]

Ok we're back. Yesterday was quite rainy, so I got some good shots.