My ancestors used to hunt cave bears around here

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I have an amazing photo of one of those gnarled oaks in the fog on Mt. Diablo.

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Eyyy thank you!

Now that’s EarthPorn!!!

Normally they're golden due to the lack of rain but we've been getting pounded with rain over the last 3 months!

Incredible

Thats wild, neat.

Oh wowza

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One of the best submissions I have seen in this sub. Incredible shot u/Nateloobz

He may not want to plug his YouTube channel so I'll do that. He just posted a relevant tutorial https://www.youtube.com/@Nateinthewild

That's Endor

What an awesome picture! Thank you for your videos too, I bought a Sony 20mm f1.8 because of your recommendations.

We are going on a 14 day roadtrip (from Czechia) so renting is out of the question because buying a lens would cost almost the same (and I could resell it after I return). I am already taking a 35L bag full of photo/video stuff so space might be a concern too 😅.

Don't know why, but I didn't check when the "no night" period starts....hopefully it will still be somewhat dark (we are also staying in Abisko and then driving down through Sweden). We have to be in Narvik on 30.3. (One of us is flying back to Oslo) so maybe we will be around Narvik from 26-30th.

I would definitely recommend a wider lens for up there, it's a very expansive place. You can also rent a lens if you're not ready to commit to something forever.

I hope you get to see the lights, also! March 28th is pretty late in the year, as of March 31st there is officially no more nighttime in Lofoten until September 14th.

I think this is my favourite photo I've ever seen

Wow, coming to Lofoten around March 28th. Hopefully will see something similar. I am really thinking about buying a wider lens for the trip or using 24mm (FF).

Wow, this is gorgeous! I grew up with a view of Mt Diablo a constant, it's making me homesick for somewhere I haven't lived since 2004!

I thought this was Ireland. So beautiful

These are tiny second or third growth redwoods. I live near a park of second growth redwoods. The optical illusion is that there is a huge hill down the street from me. When actually the ground is lower , the trees are just that tall.

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Single exposure. Very fortunate to have a night where the moon and the aurora were similar brightness. A good example of being lucky rather than good haha.

edit: figured it might be relevant to link my video about camera gear and settings for photographing the northern lights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH2Zuh8wo-s