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The M9 as a Landscape camera

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Alnitak

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OK, its been a while since I've been here. Work and life have interfered with my forum browsing. :) Here's a few recent shots. The first two are from a road trip into Kern County, CA two weeks ago:

135 APO-Telyt cropped to wide format:



Hills of pink Clarkias, 21mm Elmarit:



Tehachapi Wind Farm, 21mm Elmarit:


Jeff
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

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Lovely Jeff - and you certainly seem to be getting around
but where is the picture from the top of the Matterhorn?
 
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Alnitak

New member
Thanks Jono--as for the top of the Matterhorn--Ha! My sea-level lungs couldn't handle the top of the Matterhorn, never mind my muscles. I've been working in London a lot this year, and my wife and daughter joined me about ten days ago. We left last week for a ten-day holiday in Paris and Switzerland. Tomorrow we take the Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz. More things to see and photograph!

Jeff
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

Active member
Alnitak said:
Thanks Jono--as for the top of the Matterhorn--Ha! My sea-level lungs couldn't handle the top of the Matterhorn, never mind my muscles. I've been working in London a lot this year, and my wife and daughter joined me about ten days ago. We left last week for a ten-day holiday in Paris and Switzerland. Tomorrow we take the Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz. More things to see and photograph!

Jeff
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Well, I'm jealous - have a wonderful time - and take lots of good pictures like this!
 
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scott kirkpatrick

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I just put an iMac that seems to be about three feet wide on my desk at work, and now everywhere I look I see high resolution screen-savers. Here are two which are from about halfway to the top of the Matterhorn, in Jackson Hole WY:


yes, I know the horizon is tilted in this, but I like it that way, complementing the grasses, and

full resolution jpegs of each are available at my pbase site.

scott
 
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m_driscoll

New member
Alnitak said:
In Zermatt and had a great view of the Matterhorn this morning.
M9 + 50mm Summilux
M9 + 75mm Summilux Jeff
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Jeff: Nice photos. Enjoy your vacation. I alway like above the tree line shots. :thumbup:

scott kirkpatrick said:
I just put an iMac that seems to be about three feet wide on my desk at work, and now everywhere I look I see high resolution screen-savers. Here are two which are from about halfway to the top of the Matterhorn, in Jackson Hole WY:

yes, I know the horizon is tilted in this, but I like it that way, complementing the grasses, and

full resolution jpegs of each are available at my pbase site.
scott
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Scott: Beautiful images. I esp. like this one. :salute:

Cheers, Matt

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
 
eleanorbrown

eleanorbrown

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Wow! this one takes my breath away. awesome! Eleanor

C_R said:
Great thread here, some of the best landscapes I have seen for a while !

Elmarit 28 Asph., 90 sec exposure (the diffused red hues in the sky are from Calima, desert sand in the sky coming from Africa. The orange hue on the rocks is from natrium lamp light, from hotels on the beach....)
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Don Libby

Don Libby

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Total agreement here. Breath taking somehow just isn't enough of a description for this image. This is one of those times that I saw an image and said to myself "wish I had done that".

Beautiful!

Don
 
eleanorbrown

eleanorbrown

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I actually put my M9 on a tripod (first time) and did some water photography. Here's one of the Snake River, Colorado...across the road from my house. 75 cron lens. Eleanor

 
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