r/LandscapePhotography

Marsh Creek State Park - Aug 2026
Promise Delivered

The little bit of color earlier that morning actually developed into a really nice display over the lake. Shot with the Sony A99II and CZ 16-35 lens using a Lee100 GND filter. Camera was mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.

Not sure how this will post. Hopefully reddit doesn't compress it like crazy. May have to tap the photo to view it all since it's not a normal size.

Canon r6 mark ii

24 mm lens

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Sweden

Sitting at my desk, five months after coming back from the most amazing NZ road trip with my wife, just staring at these Lake Wanaka sights from afar. It feels almost surreal to think that we've actually been to places like this. I'm honestly on the verge of tearing up just thinking about it.

And to the fellow traveler who insisted on taking our picture even though we didn't ask - you probably took my favorite photo from the entire trip.

Camera - Canon R50

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After a 2AM wake up call to leave Flagstaff and getting stuck in the construction traffic on 180, despite almost missing it, I was blessed to be greeted by this sunrise along the Rim Trail. I especially love the bighorn sheep in the frame too. Would love to hear your thoughts on this one!