How about a new color landscape thread?

[Wally]

Sunrise on the Dollhouse

Provia, 75 Super Angulon, 3 stop hard GND

Very nice composition.

It looks like the filter siginificantly darkened the tops of the two columns.

[mrladewig]

Very nice composition.

It looks like the filter siginificantly darkened the tops of the two columns.

Yes, but they're darker than the bases. The sandstone is layered red on top of white. Without the filter, the sky would have blown.

[Ben Chase]

Yes, but they're darker than the bases. The sandstone is layered red on top of white. Without the filter, the sky would have blown.

This is just one of those situations that cannot be avoided unless you blend two exposures. That is of course, unless you have an ND filter shaped exactly like the sandstone

[SamReeves]

I'll put in 2¢. Fog in the Salinas Valley from Fremont Peak, California.

[Jiri Vasina]

Xenar 135mm lens, 9×12cm Agfa RSX II 100 slide film, I'm not sure about filters used (possibly none).

[Wally]

Here's a shot I took at the cliffs in Ocean Beach, a little beach community in San Diego.

Provia 100F, f32, 6 and a half seconds, 75mm Rodenstock, and cropped quit a bit for the composition.

[Nana Sousa Dias]

My kind of thread! Here's one from the Elk Range in Colorado, right before I ran back to the forest as the lightning started booming.

Fabulous image!

[Nana Sousa Dias]

I shot this photo at Lagoa do Fogo, S. Miguel island, Azores in last august. I used a Wista 45 DXII, Schneider Super Angulon 90mm XL and Fuji Velvia.

[mrladewig]

Another from Hidden Canyon, UT. Cropped a little to a 4X6 format

Fuji 210, Provia, CPL

[Jiri Vasina]

Xenar 135mm, 9×12cm Agfa RSX II 100.