Official MFT Landscape images thread :)

[PeHa]

Does this go for a landscape? From the island of Lidö in the Stockholm Archipelago, also in the showcase Fisheye 8mm PRO thread.

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[CD77]

Pendle Hill (again, albeit from a different vantage point)

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[Macroramphosis]

A local lake - I took my son there to see some friends and afterwards had a stroll around it with the camera.

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[Seahawk]

Buttermere & Fleetwith Pike, Lake District.

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[bikenerd]

From my recent trip through nowhere, Nevada - do these count as landscapes? C&C welcome in any case.

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[BrianMc]

From a moody sunset on Basalt Mountain.

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[rloewy]

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San Vicente Reservoir - Lakeside, CA

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

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[BosseBe]

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San Vicente Reservoir - Lakeside, CA

I really like that purple spot in the bushes in the foreground! What is it? A flower?

 

[Phil.H]

I really like that purple spot in the bushes in the foreground! What is it? A flower?

Looks like lens flare to me Bo.

 

[rloewy]

I really like that purple spot in the bushes in the foreground! What is it? A flower?

Lens flare. This is actually a testament to the old 14-54 flare handling. The sun is basically above the top-left corner of the image - so it is more or less shooting in the direction of the sun - and yet, we get a pretty reasonable image out of it. (You can kind of see that the sky is white in the left-top 1/3 of the image - because of the direct sunlight.

 

[BosseBe]

Lens flare. This is actually a testament to the old 14-54 flare handling. The sun is basically above the top-left corner of the image - so it is more or less shooting in the direction of the sun - and yet, we get a pretty reasonable image out of it. (You can kind of see that the sky is white in the left-top 1/3 of the image - because of the direct sunlight.

And I thought it was a flower!

 

[rexv]

New here. Hope I get this shot of mountains in the Crested Butte, CO area posted. Sorry, can't tell you the peak names. Thot it was a pretty scene.

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[Andrewmap]

New here. Hope I get this shot of mountains in the Crested Butte, CO area posted. Sorry, can't tell you the peak names. Thot it was a pretty scene. View attachment 839257

@rexv Welcome!

Martin

 

[rexv]

Thanks, Andrewmap. Think I'll enjoy it -- just need to figure out the procedures and protocols! Love shooting in the UK, too -- but it's been a several years since I was there last.

 

[John King]

Lens flare. This is actually a testament to the old 14-54 flare handling. The sun is basically above the top-left corner of the image - so it is more or less shooting in the direction of the sun - and yet, we get a pretty reasonable image out of it. (You can kind of see that the sky is white in the left-top 1/3 of the image - because of the direct sunlight.

It's simply a brilliant lens. I will never part with mine, even though I have the 12-100 as my walk around zoom.

 

[John King]

@rexv , Rex.