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Winners of the 2024 International Landscape Photographer of the Year -- (link)

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Nov 25 '24, 10:45

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https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2024/11/winners-2024-international-landscape-photographer-year/680791/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_content=edit-promo (www.theatlantic.com)

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#5 is pretty close to where I'm going in February -- nm - oblique Nov 25, 10:52
#12, I don't see anything particularly special about that photo at all. Am I missing something? -- nm - JaxSean Nov 25, 10:50 3
- It's subtle, the ones we would take are in full color ...this you can feel the intense cold seeping into your multilayer artic survival suit. -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 25, 11:44
- I don't get it either -- nm - Beryllium Nov 25, 11:08
- I was going to say the same thing. They're all amazing, except that one, which kind of looks like something I would take. -- nm - pmb Nov 25, 11:02
Someone needs to explain #9 to me -- nm - ty97 Nov 25, 10:46 14
- Long time lapse exposure. -- nm - Reagen Nov 25, 10:47 13
  - Here's the photographer's Insta -- (link) - JaxSean Nov 25, 10:53 3
    - heh, was just going to link this. He's impressive -- nm - oblique Nov 25, 10:53 2
      - Yeah, I love the astral photography, particularly the fixed rotational ones. -- nm - JaxSean Nov 25, 10:58 1
        
        I bought a polar alignment mount for my camera this year. I'm really hoping to use it for some milky way photos sometime at my parents house but - oblique Nov 25, 11:02
  - so it's fake. -- nm - ty97 Nov 25, 10:51 8
    - There are a number of photography techniques that involve combining images - Beryllium Nov 25, 11:07
    - Fake how? -- nm - JaxSean Nov 25, 10:55
    - No, not by any means. - Reagen Nov 25, 10:53 5
      - But it's a photo of real thing, you know? -- nm - ty97 Nov 25, 10:54 4
        
        There are no photos that are exactly equal to what you see with your eyes. - Reagen Nov 25, 10:56 3
        
        Photo 1 also uses long exposure, that's why you can see the path of different fireflies. -- nm - Guigue Nov 25, 11:00
        
        Within the rules of this contest though apparently - oblique Nov 25, 10:58 1
        
        Sure, you can set boundaries - Reagen Nov 25, 11:01

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