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**Anton Gorlin** @antongorlin@mastodon.art · 18h

Anton Gorlin @antongorlin@mastodon.art

Here is my #SilentSunday. First time I saw a fogbow! I promise I didn't add a ton of Orton effect too, it looked liked that for real. I also have a panoramic version of this but not sure how it's going to look on web.

a calm Cradle Mountain scenery with the lake reflections. Everything is covered in mise and looks fuzzy. There is a fogbow on the right side hitting the tree with one side.

#landscape #LandscapePhotography #nature

**Anton Gorlin** @antongorlin@mastodon.art · 2d

Anton Gorlin @antongorlin@mastodon.art

Here is another one. Less fog but instead I got some foam looking like snow. Total calm and crisp reflections on a chill morning.

Cradle mountain in Tasmania with some fog, morning light touching the peaks. The foreground is covered with white foam looking like snow. The reflections are perfectly still.

#landscape #landscapephotography #Tasmania

**Geoffrey Giebelhaus** @geoff_eg@mastodon.social · 3d

Geoffrey Giebelhaus @geoff_eg@mastodon.social

#ThrowbackThursday

Here's another image from my first years of photography back in 2020! Fun fact - it's also my most stolen image :/ I've found it online being sold on everything from pillows to prints to even a real estate listing once. Suppose that's the reality of posting images online to a degree...

This image is of Hope Peak from the famous Three Sisters #Mountain range in #Canmore #Alberta. More in the alt.

Hope Peak from the infamous Three Sisters mountain range in Canmore Alberta. Heavy cloud frames the entire frame creating a frame in the bottom and sides of the peak. A small circular cloud cluster sits above the peak and the background is obscured as well isolating the peak. I wanted to capture all three peaks at sunrise, but, the heavy cloud completely obscured the other peaks, giving me only partial glances at each. As a result, Hope Peak sits alone lit by the early morning light, the only peak to fully show itself.

#landscapephotography #photography #photographie

**Anton Gorlin** @antongorlin@mastodon.art · 3d

Anton Gorlin @antongorlin@mastodon.art

Cradle Mountain is just a magical spot, place of power. So much beauty all around. The fog, the trees, the light. I guess alpenglow too! In other words, brace yourselves. I've got a bit of photos from this morning.

cradle mountain in tasmania in sunrise light. The mountains are framed by the trees and the lake. There's also some morning fog in front of the mountains.

#landscape #landscapephotography #Tasmania

**Geoffrey Giebelhaus** @geoff_eg@mastodon.social · 4d *

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Geoffrey Giebelhaus @geoff_eg@mastodon.social

I hope frozen water counts for #WaterWednesday

An image from 2022 of the infamous Abraham Lake in #Alberta #Canada with its frozen methane bubbles trapped just below the surface.

The bubbles from my understanding are a result of organics buried in the lake bed after it was created by the nearby manmade dam. This place has unsurprisingly become a huge photo attraction as a result.

A mountain sits in the evening sun as sunset starts. High stratospheric clouds are lit softly pink. The frozen lake in the foreground is full of white and opague filled bubbles creating amazing little patterns in the ice.

#landscapephotography #photography #winterphotography

**Anton Gorlin** @antongorlin@mastodon.art · 4d

Anton Gorlin @antongorlin@mastodon.art

hello again! I had a disconnect from everything online while travelling around #Tasmania. It was a family trip but I managed to steal a few shots. So, let me start with this gloomy rainy autumn scenery somewhere not far from Cradle Mountain. I considered black and white for this one but, in the end, I seemed to like muted colours a bit more.

two white dead or sleeping trees at the backdrop of evergreens and dark menacing stormy sky

#landscape #landscapephotography #tree

**Jason Coward** @drumshaman@mas.to · 6d

Jason Coward @drumshaman@mas.to

After posting a number of less colorful photographs recently, today I thought I would reflect back on the beautiful fall colors we had along the Animas River last year.

A scenic image of a riverbank in autumn, featuring vibrant yellow and orange foliage on trees. The river flows gently in the foreground, with visible ripples and a few rocks along the shore. The background is filled with a mix of colorful leaves and bare branches, creating a warm and picturesque fall landscape.

#Photography #Landscape #Nature

**Michael Russell** @michaelrussell@mas.to · 6d

Michael Russell @michaelrussell@mas.to

For #MountainMonday: A panorama of the Tatoosh Range in Mount Rainier National Park.

A few other photos from that evening:

https://www.mrussellphotography.com/blog/mazama-ridge-mount-rainier-np/

A wide panorama showing a number of mountain peaks with just a little snow left over from the previous winter. Photographed in summer, the foreground has a rocky trail and numerous wildflowers along side in this subalpine environment.

#Mountains #Landscape #LandscapePhotography

**Geoffrey Giebelhaus** @geoff_eg@mastodon.social · Apr 3

Apr 3

Geoffrey Giebelhaus @geoff_eg@mastodon.social

#ThrowbackThursday to one of my favorite images taken on a trip to the #Canadian #RockyMountains back in 2021.

I've re-processed it now, after having lost the original edit. Thankfully I still have the RAW file!

It became a favorite mostly because of the setting I shot it in. A quiet moment in a very busy trip that became a moment to relax mentally and enjoy the evening breeze.

#mountain #landscapephotography #lpw #photography #sunsetphotography #

Three layered mountains create and horizon through the middle of the frame. The central mountain is the furthest and lowest, is lightly lit by the still setting sun. The sky, a mixture of stratospheric and low cumulus is lit in brilliant purples and deep blues. The foreground includes a layer of deciduous trees, with a strip of coniferous behind. A true feast of layers!

**Stewart Hamilton** @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social · Apr 2

Apr 2

Stewart Hamilton @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social

Sunset light over a gigantic Tor. My favourite part of photographing here, other than the incredible formation itself, is the abundance of angles to choose from.

A massive granite rock structure in the centre with rock and low trees in the foreground and mountain ridges in the background. Soft orange sunset light illuminating the scene.

#LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #landscape

**Stewart Hamilton** @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social · Mar 31

Mar 31

Stewart Hamilton @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social

Up close with waves at Bombo Quarry. This morning there were a couple of other photographers at the same spot and we all agreed to slowly inch closer to find the safest spot.

Dark rocks at the coast with foamy waves crashing against them and the orange sky above is reflected on both the wet rocks and the water.

#landscapephotography #naturephotography #landscape

**Michael Russell** @michaelrussell@mas.to · Mar 31

Mar 31

Michael Russell @michaelrussell@mas.to

For #MountainMonday: A photo from way back in 2013: wildflowers and a view of the Tatoosh Range from Mazama Ridge in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State, USA. While Rainier gets all the attention, I almost preferred photographing the Tatoosh during my trips down there.

Some purple and yellow wildflowers in the foreground with green small shrubs, small trees, and a few peaks of the tatoosh range in the background. This photo was made at sunset, so there is sunset light on the mountain peaks and one small ridge with trees on it, with a leftover patch of snow in the shadows of that ridge.

#Mountains #Landscape #LandscapePhotography

**Geoffrey Giebelhaus** @geoff_eg@mastodon.social · Mar 28

Mar 28

Geoffrey Giebelhaus @geoff_eg@mastodon.social

A new image! - I've finally started editing again recently. This shot was taken in a local park near me. I've tried to photograph this spot before, but with less than great results. I've wanted to capture the winter hoar frost here, but, often haze from the lake has resulted in smudged details. I finally got a sharp image this past year during an unusually long cold snap that allow the lake to freeze over.

A deciduous tree lit softly by the rising morning light looks almost red in comparison to the frost covered grasslands around it. The cold blues of the ice give it an almost alien colouring to the scene. In the background the edge of the forest filled with various pine, poplar, and cedar trees can be seen.
The subject tree has two main branches, giving it the impression that it is tilted in gesture.

#photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography

**Stewart Hamilton** @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social · Mar 26

Mar 26

Stewart Hamilton @StewartHPhotos@mastodon.social

A very nice sunset that turned into an evening storm. Busy places like this aren’t my favourite to photograph, solitude in nature is much preferable, but it was worth the crowds to see.

Horseshoe Bend in Arizona is a spot overlooking the Colorado river where the river bends in front like a horseshoe. The sun is above and centred with a sun star poking through the clouds and lighting up the red rocks.

#LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #landscape

**Jason Coward** @drumshaman@mas.to · Mar 26 *

Mar 26 *

Jason Coward @drumshaman@mas.to

“The person who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The person who walks alone is likely to find themselves in places no one has ever been before.”

—Albert Einstein

#WeirdWednesday

The image shows a desert landscape with unique rock formations. The foreground features a large, rounded rock with layered, weathered edges, resembling a shell or fossil. The background includes more similar formations scattered across the dry, sandy terrain. The lighting casts distinct shadows, emphasizing the textures and shapes of the rocks.

#Photography #LandscapePhotography #Landscape

**Geoffrey Giebelhaus** @geoff_eg@mastodon.social · Mar 26

Mar 26

Geoffrey Giebelhaus @geoff_eg@mastodon.social

I have very little to say today, but wanted to share an image. So, instead, I leave this quote.

"Objectivity is of the very essence of photography, its contribution and at the same time its limitation." - Paul Strand

A slightly bent tree sits in the middle of the frame, covered in heavy white snow and ice rhime on the downhill slope of a steep and snowy bank. The snow covered trees beside it create a darker border around the frame and shelter the banks from the winds. The warmth of the sun barely touches the subject trees as the sky behind, full of heavy cloud begins to lift allowing the sunlight through.

#landscapephotography #photography #winterwonderland

**Murray Livingston** @murraylivingston@mas.to · Mar 24

Mar 24

Murray Livingston @murraylivingston@mas.to

One of the finest views in #Scotland sits amidst the towering #mountains of Torridon. The summit itself is a flat shelf with steep drops to the south, providing an uninterrupted vista of the expansive glen beyond. The mountain itself is not on many people's lists; not surprising given it's dramatic neighbours. But, as a photographer, it is often these lower peaks that offer the best opportunities for images!

a black and white photograph of a mountain vista in scotland, with raking light filling an expansive glen below, and a fine ridgeline dancing across the sky.

#Landscape #photography #MountainMonday

**Michael Russell** @michaelrussell@mas.to · Mar 24

Mar 24

Michael Russell @michaelrussell@mas.to

For #MountainMonday - Mount Shuksan reflecting in a tarn with just a bit of sunset light still touching the top. This area in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in Washington State, USA, is a bit of a cliche location, but it is hard to pass up 360° scenery like this.