Official MFT Landscape images thread :)

[Phil.H]

I particularly like #2 and #3. I think they would both make terrific square crops (crop the top from #2 and bottom from #3). IMHO and meant in a constructive manner.

I couldn't agree more Steve.

I find I crop a lot of my vertical shots to square in post, I didn't in this case as these were going on Instagram.

 

[CD77]

I couldn't agree more Steve.

I find I crop a lot of my vertical shots to square in post, I didn't in this case as these were going on Instagram.

I didn't know you were on IG... what is your profile name and I'll give you a follow

 

[Phil.H]

I didn't know you were on IG... what is your profile name and I'll give you a follow

I couldn't figure out how to add a link to my account Chris. So i gave you a follow

 

[CD77]

I couldn't figure out how to add a link to my account Chris. So i gave you a follow

I’ve followed you back

 

[apete]

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[Phil.H]

A few from my first trip to the Peak District this year.
I usually don't go out on Bank Holidays because of the crowds but after being locked up for three months I made an exception. I took a hike from Ladybower Reservoir up to Crook Hill, I haven't been up Crook Hill before and I think it has potential in better conditions.

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[Mountain_Man_79]

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[Kalifornier]

Lupin Time

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[Aushiker]

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Lake Wowaminya by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Lake Wowaminya is to the east of Jokers Tunnel and the lease, The Star of Biberatha. It even gets a mention in Google has been subject to excessive mine water discharge from the Golden Grove operation.

Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathway Exploration July-August 2020 - #GMOPE 37.

 

[Kalifornier]

Spring Morning

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[melanie.ylang]

View from Mount Cole, Pyrenees, Victoria. Yes, we have a Pyrenees range! Panorama setting.

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[melanie.ylang]

Same location as the previous panorama.

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[jederick]

Scenes from the sometimes tortuous 8 hour dirt road drive through the Cathedral Valley section of Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. The drive consists of a 70 mile "loop" like a big horseshoe shape...you begin on the west side and return to Hwy. 24 on the east end of the loop. The elevation where you begin by fording the Fremont River is ~4800' and at the apex is~7200'. There are several well marked spur roads that take you to vista overlooks or hiking trails. These photos are of colorful temples, monuments, spires from near the end the loop tour that were shaped by volcanic and erosion forces. No.4 are remnants of a lava dike formed when molten magma was forced through seams/fissures in the earths crust. No. 5 are lava sills, the black layers, formed again by molten magma being forced through seams in sedimentary layers. No. 8 is Glass Mountain, Temple of the Sun and Temple of the Moon in the distance, center. The last photo of Glass Mountain is selenite crystals (a crystalline form of gypsum) commonly known as "moonstone" .

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Scenes from the sometimes tortuous 8 hour dirt road drive through the Cathedral Valley section of Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. The drive consists of a 70 mile "loop" like a big horseshoe shape...you begin on the west side and return to Hwy. 24 on the east end of the loop. The elevation where you begin by fording the Fremont River is ~4800' and at the apex is~7200'. There are several well marked spur roads that take you to vista overlooks or hiking trails. These photos are of colorful temples, monuments, spires from near the end the loop tour that were shaped by volcanic and erosion forces. No.4 are remnants of a lava dike formed when molten magma was forced through seams/fissures in the earths crust. No. 5 are lava sills, the black layers, formed again by molten magma being forced through seams in sedimentary layers. No. 8 is Glass Mountain, Temple of the Sun and Temple of the Moon in the distance, center. The last photo of Glass Mountain is selenite crystals (a crystalline form of gypsum) commonly known as "moonstone" . View attachment 881903 View attachment 881904 View attachment 881905 View attachment 881906 View attachment 881907 View attachment 881908 View attachment 881909 View attachment 881910 View attachment 881911 View attachment 881912

So there is something interesting hidden in Capitol Reef!
Also, Selenite is not actually moonstone. Two different things. Although confusingly, selenite means moonstone. Either way, super cool!

 

[Phil.H]

Looking towards Higger Tor from Carl Walk in the Peak District.. This is a new location for me that will probably look better at the end of summer when the heather is in bloom.

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Higger Tor (explored 08/04/21) by Phil Harrison, on Flickr

 

[jederick]

A scene straight out of the old west and maybe even a Zane Grey novel!!

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[Shadetree]

A scene straight out of the old west and maybe even a Zane Grey novel!! View attachment 882219

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Great capture, where is it?

 

[jederick]

Great capture, where is it?

West of Torrey, Utah about five miles and about ~20 miles west of Capitol Reef N.P. - Central Utah area

 

[jederick]

Where memories are made...this one is from Capitol Reef N.P., Utah...evening light on the cliffs and a

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threatening sky.

 

[Phil.H]

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