r/telephotolandscapes • u/here_for_the_yeet • 4h ago
Fernmeldeturm Berlin-Schäferberg from roughly 4 km away [800mm] [Full Frame]
Shot handheld on a Canon R5 + RF 200-800mm. Included the SOOC frame and progressively tighter crops
r/telephotolandscapes • u/DauphDaddy • Aug 02 '20
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r/telephotolandscapes • u/here_for_the_yeet • 4h ago
Shot handheld on a Canon R5 + RF 200-800mm. Included the SOOC frame and progressively tighter crops
r/telephotolandscapes • u/Melonenstrauch • 1d ago
r/telephotolandscapes • u/sonderewander • 6d ago
130mm FF equivalent
r/telephotolandscapes • u/sonderewander • 14d ago
150mm FF equivalent
r/telephotolandscapes • u/sonderewander • 17d ago
250mm FF equivalent
r/telephotolandscapes • u/Icy_Frosting3874 • 28d ago
4th time posting this lmao, heres hoping it goes thru
r/telephotolandscapes • u/naura • May 12 '26
Yak Peak and a yellow cedar yesterday afternoon. Fuji XT3, f/11, 1/170s, 160 ISO.
r/telephotolandscapes • u/naura • May 05 '26
Beginning photographer here, all comments/criticism/feedback welcome!
Taken on a hike March 28 2026 from around 9700'/2950m. Unseasonably warm and dry weather led to record low snowpack for the date. The high peak center right is Longs Peak, 14250'/4346m. Mt. Meeker is to the left and Estes Cone is in the foreground.
Fuji XT3, 56mm prime lens, f/6, 1/420s exposure, ISO 160. Shooting in aperture priority mode for now as I learn the mechanics of this new-to-me camera.
r/telephotolandscapes • u/OrganizationDue185 • Mar 04 '26
r/telephotolandscapes • u/SingingSkyPhoto • Mar 03 '26
Retreating glaciers left behind pieces of the distant mountains where they originated. These boulders near Junction Butte in Yellowstone become shelter for seedlings and a source of extra water as snowmelt and rain runs off the surface. They are sometimes referred to as “nursery rocks” since they help the young trees grow!
r/telephotolandscapes • u/sonderewander • Feb 20 '26
108mm FF equivalent
r/telephotolandscapes • u/Diana_firlag • Feb 12 '26
r/telephotolandscapes • u/Diana_firlag • Feb 10 '26
From my Icelandic expeditions