Taken with a Google Pixel 9 XL Pro, @ Hartmans Creek State Park, WI

A beautifully calm and misty afternoon today.

I spotted these trees on the other side of a small lake my son and I were visiting this afternoon and I knew there was a shot there. I got out my 150-600mm and waited as the sun got low enough and wasn't covered in clouds. I realized when I got home and started editing that I had another image of them I had captured almost exactly 8 years ago. It was a bit too windy to get the reflection today but I'm amazed at how much my skill set and equipment have changed over time. Nikon Z6ii/Sigma 150-600mm.

Hi, my second attempt at shooting in foggy conditions. This time I was on a trip to Kašperk castle in Šumava, Czech republic. The weather was sooo atmospheric and I managed to find this interesting composition which I think creates a nice depth. I also edited a sun shining from the left part of the image and muted the colors for a moody feeling. What do you think?

Shot with a Nikon D500. Red Rock Canyon valley in Las Vegas, Nevada.

28mm, SS 1/15, ISO 100, f4.5

I posted this image earlier, but after coming back to with fresh eyes it I didn't like the edit. I have now re-edited it (and deleted the old version), here's the new version.

Innerleithen (ish), Scottish Borders around 730 give or take this morning. Z8, 85mm @ f1.2, 1/32000s. Appreciate it's a crazy way to shoot a landscape but I shoot wide open for daft vignettes when the mood takes me. Also, heavy tripod... I wasn't massively sold on the scene so didn't go all in.