Woke up to about 4 inches of heavy wet snow...power went out at 3:33am (perfect timing) and didn't come back on until almost 10am. But managed to get out to take photos, didn't get anything I liked that much but I liked the colors in this.
Nikon Z6II + Z 50mm 1.8 S
A change in season.
I can't remember what the temperature was for the photo from August (also in my gallery), but it was -3 out there when I took this one today.
Life in Alaska. I'm actually in the south central part of the state where it stays a bit warmer than the interior does.
The residents of Red Lodge, MT decided to leave some of their pumpkins from Halloween for the local deer to eat. I'm sure they thought that was a fantastic treat.
Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.
Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.
Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.
I saw this was posted in the beginners thread back in 2013. But I don’t feel like i got my question answered from reading that thread.
does the Duration of golden hour change every season? Or is it still like 40min-1hour before the sun sets?
Will i have to change how I perform my outdoor...
We've been having some fantastic sunsets this winter. I had to find a location to get the drone up and capture this wild sky last week as I was on my way home.
How it started. The clouds were looking like a natural long exposure which is what made me stop and look.
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I am new to forum .. this is my first photo `thrown to lions' .. please, be merciful to me :D .. I know, it ain't the sharpest one, it ain't the clearest one .. was taken hand held, was modified in RawTherapee but just very little, generally only +highlights and +shadows because I...
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What is the best gear I can use to get good winterish photographs?
I live in Finland and I always wanted to get good images during winter where everything gets snowy white and the cities are colorful. However sometimes my smatphone doesn't get the captures right. So now I'm...
So, after suffering from cabin fever and growing anxiety from not being able to get out and shoot, we decided last night we would getup today and head into the mountain for the sunrise. A spot we've previously visited.
Waking at 05:30 on Saturday ain't easy but we grabbed a coffee and jumped in...
I can't think of any reason to stop shooting beautiful winter snowy landscapes, There's just something about them. Again this was shot in Vitosha Mountain.
D850/24-70 @36mm / F11 / ISO64
I mentioned in the last post of a few mountain shots that the landscape was beautiful; with the fog dropping and the snow falling it felt almost other worldly in the mountain.. And then I saw this....
The dark period in Tromsø makes for a bit challenging photography, as blue hour is almost the brightest time of the day. But the city is really nice in the blue light!
Tromsø in blue hour
Rising at 5:45am on a cold cold Sunday morning was an absolute treat as always! We drank a coffee, jumped into the car and headed up into the mountain to catch the sunrise from a viewpoint I've seen but not yet shot from.
Arriving just on the cusp of the blue hour, I jumped out of the car and...
A cold walk tonight took us to a place that's insanely busy with traffic but also a place I've wanted to shoot for a while; I'm looking for feedback on this edit as its just a fairly quick one, and yeah, I know, the sign is annoying :D
D850 / 24mm / f9 / ISO 64 / 20 sec
Iceland in winter is amazing, looking for ice and snow patterns on the black sand at Reynisdrangar is extremely inspiring and makes enduring the cold definitely worth it. Leica SL, Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL 24-90mm @ 24mm and filters Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra.
Thanks for viewing, best...
Seljalandsfoss is one of the most famous and photographed waterfalls in Iceland, most known for being photographed from behind the water. Since I like to go to Iceland in winter, both for my Workshops and for my personal work, that is never possible: the access to the waterfall's back is closed...
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I know Iceland is a subject du jour at the moment, and this isn't exactly an unknown location within Iceland... but I tried to have a slightly different take on it. Hopefully it's something fresh to you, and I hope you like it.
"God's Eye View"
So I've been a bit sick lately dealing with a horrible sinus infection which caused me to not sleep for like 3 days. It was pretty rough so I took it easy and took a break from photography, a least a little bit anyways. Yesterday I felt much better, like night/day difference except for the fact...
I was hoping to get some shots like this and the weather provided, I think they came out very nicely. Perhaps the second would have benefited from a wider depth of field?
Would like to know your thoughts on the image, I love constructive criticism, feel free to edit and show me what you would have done!
Frozen Mountains by Marshall Ross, on Flickr
1. Gentoo Penguin
Gentoo Penguin by Mark Coull, on Flickr
2. King Penguin
King penguin by Mark Coull, on Flickr
3. Meerkat
Meerkat in morning light by Mark Coull, on Flickr
4. Grey Squirrel
Grey Squirrel in the sunlight by Mark Coull, on Flickr
5. Black-headed gull (winter plumage)...
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Herring gull perched by Mark Coull, on Flickr
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Carrion Crow Portrait by Mark Coull, on Flickr
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Black-headed gull by Mark Coull, on Flickr
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Juvenile Herring gull by Mark Coull, on Flickr
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Herring gull by Mark Coull, on Flickr
Headed out for a walk along the beach and it was...
I’m so new to photography I haven’t even purchased a camera yet, besides my iPhone. I love take pictures of the scenery I’m around when I travel and of my family and friends. I saw this picture and was so intrigued by how awesome it looked, with the snow and lighting that I was inclined to post...
I wasn't sure which forum to post this in, but figured as it's a rather broad topic this forum would be best.
As winter temporarily reaffirms its frigid grasp on the Northern Hemisphere, it seems like a good time to review the basics of photography in extreme cold. From cold batteries to...
I was out by the lake nearby and shot this. It kind of looks like some huge mountains at first but this is just a frozen puddle with a thin layer of water on top. but i had to do a lot of editing to get it this way.
This is the image straight out of the camera.
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Hopefully this is the right place to post this question. If not - my apologies, I'm new here :)
In about a week the company I work for is taking all the employees to do ski in Greece. Personally I don't ski, but I thought it might be a good opportunity to try and take some ski action...
I really liked the lighting this morning when I woke up and quickly threw my jacket and hat on and ran outside even though it 5 degrees. I happened to look down and saw this leaf that kind of sitting there alone with the sunrise reflecting off from it. I had to lay down on top of the frosty...
This sub-forum seems a stagnate, so I figured I would post some stuff.
I'm in the process of switching out my Gopro 4's for Gopro 5's...including a modified 5. In the mean time I figured I would post up a video I shot in Boulder Colorado driving up Flagstaff mountain and ending at Boulder's...