George_P

beautiful

From a bridge on the NCR Trail near my house.  I just like that tree.

Last autumn I took a few shots with a fisheye lens at each location before wrapping it up. These landscape types came out well, I think. Anyone got tips on fisheye lens landscape motifs? (X-E4  with 7Artisans 7.5mm)

I know, you had to do all the hard work all by yourself recently. Sorry. Too damn busy nowadays.
 

The last one, from Slovakia.

Free parking (if you can drive up a steep snow covered slope to ~ 3.300m above sea level).

You already know the grand scheme of things: an obscenely beautiful landscape, gorgeous weather and a clueless lucky tourist hastily snapping away quick shots on a family holiday. But I will post a few more, I reckon it would be wrong not to share the incredible beauty of these mountains.

The Sella Towers.

The road below is the Passo Pordoi (2239m). This photo, as well as the others from the Dolomites, is from last March.
Heavily off-topic: I climbed it by bike last July (3x), also the Sella (2244m), Gardena (2121m), Campolongo (1875m), Giau (2236m), Falzarego (2105m), Valparola (2192m).

This must have been photographed a million times, it is from the Sass Pordoi (2950m).

Thanks, Merlin, you are kind. I switched quietly from the Alps to the Dolomites. This is the Sella Ronda area. The shots are not as good as they ought to be for the beautiful scenery - I had no polariser or GND filter with me, I was in a hurry with the others always waiting for me etc. These are just quick tourist-like shots with the X-T10. Some are from quite high up and so there is a lot of blue cast on them. I am going there again in March and I hope for good weather again.
 

All kind of creatures...