landscape photography

It has been said that when taking photos you should always turn around and see what the view is behind you. This was the view behind me when taking sunset photos on Old House Creek.

This is Bridal Veil Falls in Bedford Reserve, OH. 18 mm focal length, 10 seconds, ISO 100, f/11, Nisi CPL and 6 stop neutral density filters used.

Canon eos r50 | kit lens 18mm | ISO 125 | F4.5 | 1/60s

Hello, I am a photography enthusiast who enjoys taking primarily Landscape, Portraits, and animal photography (in that order). I currently shoot on the Canon R6 MII and own the RF 16-35 F2.8 and RF 24-105 F4… I have saved up for a 3rd lense and have been debating between a 50 mm 1.2 and an...

Greetings from somewhere on the West Coast of the United States. I picked by my first camera...Kodak Brownie 127 (style?)....about 1966ish and I fell in love with photography as funds allowed. I ran through the gambit of 126 Instamatic and 110 pocket cameras before picking my my first SLR in...

Two dilapidated barns in the Swale Valley

Looking onto the River Swale from the Pennine Way

Walking a short stretch of the Pennine Way just below the snow line was a bit grim but then the sky opened and, Wow, a rainbow.

Side valley from the start of Lathkill Dale, close to Monyash.

Early morning photo shoot at a pond just as the sun is coming up. Shot with my EOS RP and RF 24-105 mm STM lens. Here is where the Canon Image Stabilization really provides an advantage - shot HANDHELD at 1/30 sec. This is amazing - I would have never dreamed of shooting at such slow shutter...

Indian Falls at Desoto State Park in North Alabama. Shot with Canon EOS R5 + Canon RF 24-105mm F/4L IS USM