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Landscape and Abstract Photography

This group is mainly about finding what is in the world. Abstract is a great way to take photos if your stuck in your apartment. Or if you are the type that travels try landscapes.

Featured Work

Foggy Walk by Crispin Gardner IPA

Was in Christchurch on the weekend and went for an early morning walk. There was this beautiful fog lifting with the sun. Canon EOS 5D / Canons Lens EF 85mm 1:1.2 L II USM / F/16 / Exposure 1/500 sec. / Metering Mode: Pattern / Exposure compensation: -1 step. Thanks for looking – view large. Cheers Crispin. . /
Green Folds by Caroline Gorka

87 Favoritings as off 16.11.09 – The Top Favorite Group www.eyelightsphotography.com The first day where a real Spring-like warmth hit the earth here in Gippsland, Victoria….and the light at this time was just sublime.. Gippsland, Victoria
Bondi rescue by Heidiglass

I took this when on holiday in Sydney
Beach Paradise by Ryan Abboud

Beach Paradise was taken when I was in Honduras.

Recent Work

Up the Creek by Andrew Murrell

During our visit to the Barrington region we stayed at the Barrington Retreat cabins. They are located just outside the Chiseter Dam. The creek runs past the Picnic viewing area and this little rapid with a small area of rainforest was there. The mossy rock and tree caught my eye and I wanted to catch a Pano of it showing the creek flowing past. This is a 2 image Pano shot with a Nikon D300 and the 18-200mm VR lens. A polariser and a 2 stop ND filter had the exposure time at 8 seconds at f16. The images were combined in CS3.
Boston Public Garden by LudaNayvelt

Boston Public Garden, Boston, MA November 15, 2009 Nikon D60, 35mm fix lens, F 1.8, ISO 200, ND4, raw
Zion Morning II by Vincent James

Scene from Zion Canyon and the Virgin River, Southern Utah.
Almost Sunrise by Jigsawman

Almost Sunrise / f 3.5, EV -2,-1,0,1,2 best viewed larger
"bye" by Luis Beltrán

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Untitled by Lindamell

River Wear in the city of Durham during the recent light festival. /
Barrington Storm by Andrew Murrell

My wife and I recently spent a week in the Barrington tops region north of Newcastle. Not only is it beautiful country but it is close to home. Our first night there a storm was passing just to the south of us through Dungog. This was a lightning strike close to us and the flash illuminated the rain falling from the clouds. As the storm was far away I had the apeture open to f4 which is fine for distant lightning but terrible for a close flash. I have had to adjust in Camera Raw to get the details of the lightning stike as good as I can. not other adjustments have been done. Image taken with a Nikon D300 and the 18-200mm lens at f4 and 30sec exposure.
Lal Lal Iron Mine by Kristina K

For FailingMemory.. / Lal Lal is in the middle of the Gold fields, between Buninyong and Elaine, and my where i live.. / Victoria’s only attempt at mining and smelting iron ore took place at Lal Lal in the latter stages of the nineteenth century. In the mid 1870s, the Lal Lal Iron Company installed mining machinery, erected a large blast furnace and constructed a tramway to convey ore from the mine. For a brief time in the early 1880s, the Lal Lal Company had over 100 men engaged in mining and smelting the iron ore, gathering limestone (flux) and firewood, and manufacturing charcoal. The company also operated a foundry at Ballarat. The Lal Lal Iron Works had ceased operations by the end of the 1880s. The Lal Lal Iron Mine and Smelting Works is of historical, archaeological and scientific importance to the State of Victoria. The site is already listed on the Register of the National Estate. The Lal Lal Iron Mine and Smelting Works is historically and scientifically important as the site of the State’s only attempt to smelt iron ore with a blast furnace. The significance of the site is enhanced by the substantial remnants of the blast furnace being of its type surviving in the southern hemisphere. The Lal Lal Iron Mine and Smelting Works is scientifically important for its illustration of local adaptation of imported iron smelting technology. The design of the furnace, construction materials, and smelting technique used at the site harking back to 18th century European iron smelting technology. The site is archaeologically important for its potential to yield artefacts and evidence which will be able to provide significant information about the technological history of mining. Year Construction Started 1870 / info from Link
Trestle Bridge by Richard Cubitt

On the road to Yarra Glen from Coldstream follows an old (now unused) railway line that has a few small trestle bridges on it. This was taken with a CANON 500D and had a layer added using PSE
Heights of Strange Perspectives by Kenart

Cullins, Skye, Hebrides, Scotland / /
Strength in Numbers by DebraLee Wiseberg

Steel pipes and tubes. Nikon D300, Nikkor 24-120mm /
Bushland Sale - Wattle Flowers by Deborah McGrath

The sign used to have an add for accomodation in it however, the advertising has been removed but the signposting still stands. It provides the perfect opportunity to create a ‘view within a view’. I placed my Wattle Flowers image over the corrugated iron in the frame and reduced the opacity. Then I added a noisy border to the wattle flowes and toned it to match the “coppers logs” frame of the signboard. Image taken on vacant land along the Castlereagh Highway at Ben Bullen, NSW Australia in the Blue Mountains. Wattle Flower Card Steel Flowers / The original image /