r/LandscapePhotography

I've been working on my photography skills by visiting places around my area that are drivable so I can learn what a good photo is and is not.

Feeling solid about this photo, the morning was cold, but well worth it.

What would you change in the edit?

Taken one year ago in Barmera South Australia. I initially wrote this photo off, but upon reviewing it I see I passed on a gem. I tend to avoid blue photos, I just always struggle to get the colours right, so I edited the golden hour images from the shoot and left this one untouched. But with a fresh set of eyes I see that this is a great shot that is better than the other in the set!

Taken on my Sony A7CR and Tamron 28-75mm f2.8.

Church of Saint Tomaz, Gorenji Vrsnik, Slovenia

An older photo I captured years ago on the Samsung S22 Ultra in RAW during a rainy, fog-covered morning. Revisiting old images is always interesting — sometimes the mood and atmosphere stand out more with time than the technical perfection ever did.The mist, reflections, and muted autumn colours still remind me why Japan feels so calming and cinematic to photograph.

Right off the freeway but still one of my favorite views on the i70 corridor, I always have to stop and take a picture when ever we drive past in the morning and it's a different season. This was from over the winter.

Let me know what you think! Simple mountain shot but I love the valley leading to the snow covered Rocky Mountain. Just enough texture in the moulds to make the sky not so boring.

Where Spring Meets Winter: A quiet valley in Erzurum, Türkiye [OM-D E-M1 Mark III + M.Zuiko 40-150mm f/4 PRO]

There’s something incredibly peaceful about the transition of seasons here. I was out exploring the countryside when I spotted this scene just off the road.
Down in the valley, the fields are already painted a vibrant, rich green, but the imposing peaks behind them are still holding tightly to winter. I was immediately drawn to this lone house with its striking red roof, nestled perfectly in front of a dense wall of tall, bare poplars. It looked like a hidden sanctuary caught right between two seasons.

Atop the UFO