/r/telephotolandscapes
Post your photos! All telephoto landscapes are welcome in the subreddit! CC on request.
Don't forget about your user flair! Let's see what body you're rockin'!
Please note that there is a space between each bracket
Telephoto Landscapes
The art of Landscape photography using a telephoto lens
Let us see your photos! All telephoto landscapes are welcome in this subreddit! CC on request
Cityscapes and stitched images are welcome here
Please be excellent to each other!
Submission Rules
Only telephoto landscapes
Title should include focal length in brackets (i.e. [85mm])
Title should include sensor type in brackets (i.e. [FF] / [APS-C] / [MF])
Your photo must contain visible features of an area of land Would you like to know more?
70mm or higher on FF
50mm or higher on APS-C
100mm or higher on MF
If you are looking for CC, include after brackets (i.e. [70mm] [FF] CC)
Do not include camera gear in title. Put that information in the comment section
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Learning Material
- 6 Tips for Telephoto Landscapes
- Tips for shooting Telephoto Landscapes
- Differences between Wide Angle and Telephoto
Banner photo credit: u/DauphDaddy
/r/telephotolandscapes
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Layton, Utah [260mm] [FF]
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Alpine, Utah [260mm] [FF]
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Alpine, Utah [OC] [260mm] [FF]
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Houses perched on a cliff-face [50mm] [APS-C]
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Sunburst [ 95 mm ] [ FF ]
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Hey Moon [95mm] [APS-C]
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Foggy cliffs [105mm] [FF]
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Downtown L.A. [FF] [185mm]
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Red Cliffs [FF] [180mm]
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In between the seasons [FX] [100mm]
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Dancing in the morning sun [FX] [350mm]
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Resilience [FX] [240mm]
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Pettingell Peak, CO [FF] [180mm]
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A shape of water - Iceland [FX] [400mm]
A shape of water --- Under the rumble of the glacier --- It was impressive standing so close to a glacier. In the silence of the area, sometimes you could hear the glacier cracking, shifting it's position and see chunks of it falling in the valley beneath. It can make you feel humble and small. (Since 1980, Iceland has lost more than 60% of it's glaciers. It is estimated that during our life period it can loose the remaining glacier outlets).
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Soothing sun [FX] [380mm]
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Fragile earths - Highlands of Iceland [APS-C] [177mm]
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Iridescence [FX] [400mm]
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Portland, Oregon skyline this morning before sunrise. [FF] [130mm]
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A new beginning [FX] [400mm]
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Some things end so that others can begin [FX] [270mm]
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A touch of light over the valley [FX] [100mm]
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Cliffs of Moher [100mm] [Medium Format]
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Misty valley [105mm] [FF]
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Misty layers [105mm] [FF]
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A dance of mist [FX] [140mm]
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A shape of water -Autumn's gold - Cheile Nerei, 2024 [FX] [300mm]
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Sunset from the Cascades Viewpoint in Manning Park, British Columbia. [90mm] [APS-C]
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Last light on A peak [300mm] [APS-C]
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Forgiveness [FX] [100mm]
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Daybreak [210mm] [FX]
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