Best Landscape Photography Images of 2015

2015 has been a fantastic year for me in terms of landscape photography. With visits to Thailand, Cambodia, Alberta, Oregon, California, Utah, Nevada and British Columbia, I’ve seen more stunning locations this year than at any other time in my life, so I’m feeling pretty blessed.

It’s also been a really good year in terms of gear releases too. With the release of the Sony A7RII camera I’m able to capture even higher resolution for those wall sized prints and Zeiss have really stepped up their game with new E-Mount lens releases.

I thought I’d put together a compilation of my most popular images of 2015. These are the images that have gained the biggest response on Flickr and Google+ so I hope you enjoy them. Feel free to post any questions or comments if you’d like to know more about any of these images or how they were made.

Here’s hoping 2016 is just as productive.

Happy New Year
Gavin Hardcastle

Banff Photography Workshop at Moraine Lake

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Mobius Arch, Alabama Hills

Lake Minnewanka Fine Art Photography Prints

Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Ha Ling Peak, Canmore - Fine Art Photography by Gavin Hardcastle

Ha Ling Peak, Canmore, Alberta, Canada

Goblin Valley Fine Art Photography Prints

Goblin Valley State Park, Utah, USA

'Timeworn' - Fine Art Photography for High Resolution Prints

Bristlecone Pine Forest, Bishop, California, USA

Fine art astrophotography high resolution prints

Devils Garden, Grand Staircase Escalante, Utah, USA

Mono Lake Fine Art Photography Prints

Mono Lake, Lee Vining, California, USA

Olympic National Park Fine Art Photography

Rialto Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA

Spill Light - Fine Art Photography of Vancouver Island

Sea Cave, Port Renfrew, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

Abiqua Falls - High Resolution Fine Art Photography Prints

Abiqua Falls, Oregon, USA

Thailand Photography Workshop

Kanchinaburi Province, Thailand

Astrophotography Photography Workshop

Mobius Arch, Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California

California Astrophotography Workshop

Mobius Arch, Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California

Black and white fine art photography

Second Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA

Lighrroom Presets for Download

Bodie State Historic Park, Bridgeport, California, USA

The Trona Pinnacles in California

The Trona Pinnacles, Mojave Desert, Trona, California, USA

Canadian Rockies Photography Workshop in Banff

Vermillion Lakes, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Oregon Coast Fine Art Photography Prints

Bandon Beach, Oregon Coast, USA

Photography Workshops in Banff During Winter

The Three Sisters, Canmore, Alberta, Canada

Sony A600 Review - Cambodia

Angkor Thom, Siem Reap, Cambodia

How to improve your landscape photography

Mt Rundle, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Photo Workshops in Thailand

Erawan Falls, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

 

Published by Gavin Hardcastle

Gavin is a professional landscape photographer from Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, BC. He teaches photography workshops all over the world and writes extensively about his experiences on location. You can read his photo guides and tutorials here at Fototripper.com.

9 Comments

  1. Beautiful photos. You did have a very good year.

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  2. Wow! Gavin, that is some awesome work!!

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  3. Great shots Gavin!! Thank you for sharing. I hope to join you on some of your trips in 2016.
    Cheers.

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  4. Gavin, wonderful collection of “some” of your spectacular work. You are a great teacher of your work during your workshops and I wish you and Pops a safe, fun and successful 2016.

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  5. Gavin Hello! – Fantastic album in 2015 ‘out. Simply impressive than most of the pictures and I wonder how it was made? So you know, I am a great admirer admirers and just – I’m glad you for sharing these wonderful photos. Greetings to you from Europe!

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  6. great images!
    I see a lot of long exposure shots with the a7rii.
    How does it handle in real-life cases? I’m doing similar shots, as well as up to 5-10 minutes exposures (iso 100) and I’m worried about all that talk about chroma noise..

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  7. Out of this world captures.

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