Photos taken while Jeeping

Texas Backroads...
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This was taken at a good friends cabin. We go up twice every year for Dock In and Out. Been doing it for about 30 yrs. It’s in Northern Mn by Hibbing.
 

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This was taken at a good friends cabin. We go up twice every year for Dock In and Out. Been doing it for about 30 yrs. It’s in Northern Mn by Hibbing.
The good life, beautiful!, give me some of that any day, all day, everyday! Jeep Life...
 
OP has an eye for photography...
TY!…Just picked up a camera and started learning and carrying it with me everywhere, so when the opportunity arrives I’m armed…best advice I ever got about learning to shoot, “Take your camera with you everywhere even the grocery store”🤣
 
Wilson Creek, Prosper, Tx, Limestone bottom you can ride for several miles...The bridge where you drop off into the creek is near Torii Hunters, Randy Whites, LaTroy Hawkins, and Darren McFaddens home (Within one mile of all of them), I took Darren riding in here all the time...great creek bed to ride in...
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Hard to get to anymore, but found a way in...Old Hwy 165 in Louisiana, Little River Bridge....standing on the same railroad tracks my Grandfather walked to work everyday when the roads were underwater over 70 yrs ago....
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Hard to get to anymore, but found a way in...Old Hwy 165 in Louisiana, Little River Bridge....standing on the same railroad tracks my Grandfather walked to work everyday when the roads were underwater over 70 yrs ago....
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Your photography skills are impressive. There are some fantastic photos in here. What are you using?
 
Your photography skills are impressive. There are some fantastic photos in here. What are you using?
Thank you, Sony A7R II with a Sony f/2.8 16-35mm for landscaping, process fairly heavily still learning though even after many years of shooting...this photo and most landscapes, pull the shadows up so our eye can see details in the shadows, then knock down the highlights, increase clarity and contrast slightly...it's really subjective in all honesty, many folks don't care for "cooking" photos, so I just process or PP them to my liking to be honest...

Love shooting Ultrawide Lens for Landscape, keep two camera belts hung off my roll bar all the time so I am ready to capture at any moment...

For Post Processing use Lightroom Classic first then I may or may not process through Photomatix Pro 6, then back through Lightroom Classic once more before finalizing...sounds crazy I know, but once you get an achieved workflow that works for you it's easy...
 
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