Bluelight weekly photography contest Round 5: Landscapes

[taneo22]

*edited for size, oops

 

[RavenousBlonde]

 

[pennywise]

im never gonna win this thing.

 

[DG]

when is this round over, i wanna enter and idont see the date

 

[AmorRoark]

^ Ask and ye shall receive!

Just like last round, submit your photos in this thread and a mod will re-post them when voting starts in a seperate voting thread.

Submissions: October 11 - 18
Voting: October 19 - 20

Good luck

 

[DG]

thanks girl

 

[panic in paradise]

im never gonna win this thing.

dont be so sure, that is not the greatest lanscape, but IT IS a great picture.

 

[purplefirefly]

New England Fall Foliage

 

[sushii]

 

[freedomclub]

Taken New Year's Day, Biloxi, MS

 

[glitterbizkit]

IMO my photo is nothing compared with the rest of the beautiful photos in this thread.. but I'm just happy to be able to contribute something that I already have on my computer because I can't be bothered to take any new ones (not to mention I don't have that many great photo opportunities for beautiful landscapes where I live)

Cornwall, England

 

[pennywise]

is cropping of photos permitted?

 

[BA]

Of course!

 

[FiatFlux]

Jotunheimmen National Park, Norway

 

[rm-rf]

^incredible

 

[chrissie]

some great shots! we should make a bluelight photography book :D

 

[vibr8tor]

it really is beautiful! I love all the different terrains in that pic. and the sky is incredible!

 

[L2R]

ff that's HOT

 

[FiatFlux]

thanks guys i took that photo after hiking for 3-4 days in the section of Jotunheimen called Turtagrø - it's one of the high peaks regions, truly beautiful with 1000 meter high waterfalls cascading into giant turquoise fjords, completely unspoiled wilderness, etc. this was at the end of a long hike, we finally reached the peaks region and found this incredible landscape with a receding glacier (the snow you see is actually a glacier). What an unbelievable experience. And the sky is that colour because of the late Baltic light during summer nights -- this photo was taken around 10:30PM -- colours do weird things when the sun barely sets, you know?

Anyway, the moral of the story is GO TO NORWAY.

 

[panic in paradise]

the glaciers look like clouds, and the curve of the land makes the mountains appear much closer/smaller, everything else alot larger, or maybe yourself a thirsty giant!