One tree landscapes - let's see yours

[dirk]

The Wanaka Tree, Lake Wanaka, New Zealand
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ok, guys, I give up already. First I thought it would be an LMount thing in the LMF sister forum, that so many people make great shots. But here now too...

Maybe I just stay in my engine room of DPRF and give up on photography...

Where the hell are you all living to even find these spots - apart from the ability to take a shot like these...?

 

[archer]

The Wanaka Tree, Lake Wanaka, New Zealand

Very nice image. How did you managed to get this tree so sharp at SS of 1.6s?

 

[NikonNorm]

let it snow, let it snow. and there're fine tree images posted above in this thread.

 

[Lance B]

ok, guys, I give up already. First I thought it would be an LMount thing in the LMF sister forum, that so many people make great shots. But here now too...

Maybe I just stay in my engine room of DPRF and give up on photography...

Where the hell are you all living to even find these spots - apart from the ability to take a shot like these...?

Thank you very much for your lovely comment, Dirk. Much appreciated!

 

[Lance B]

Amazing

Thank you very much, Serge. Much appreciated!

 

[Lance B]

Very nice image. How did you managed to get this tree so sharp at SS of 1.6s?

Thank you very much, Archer. Much appreciated!

I took it on a tripod.

For some reason I was unable to link your post with a quote and had to quote it manually.

 

[Lance B]

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Superb!

 

[archer]

Thank you very much, Archer. Much appreciated!

I took it on a tripod.

For some reason I was unable to link your post with a quote and had to quote it manually.

I understud about tripod. How leaves and branches were so still? No motion blur.

 

[MrWilson]

Big Tree, actually part of one tree.

Larry

• NIKON CORPORATION - NIKON D850
• 28.0 mm
• ƒ/5.6
• 1/60 sec
• Center-Weighted Average
• Manual exposure
• -1
• ISO 560

 

[Lance B]

I understud about tripod. How leaves and branches were so still? No motion blur.

I would have been surprised that you wouldn't have thought that I used a tripod. We were very lucky as it was a very still morning as you can see by the glass like water.