I am fairly new to landscape photography, so any feedback would be really appreciated. Are my images too simple? Personally, I'm a fan of keeping it simple.

Hello LE Group! I have always loved LE photography but haven't prioritized it until recently. I look forward to learning in this group! Thank you for your constructive comments!

I took these in late June. Most are 3 shot panoramas, taken at night, with long exposures, and post processing in Darktable and Gimp. Feedback welcome.

Hello everybody! We thought you might find it interesting the combination of Long Exposure with a cat (specifically a Maine Coon) as a subject!

P.S. All cats are there - there is no compositing involved.

I tried to capture the meteor shower of the century this night. I happened to catch light pollution from my hometown and factory where I work on the horizon. In addition, I saw later during post processing, that northern lights came in to the image. That's what I like most about long exposure. Sometimes details you never saw earlier show up and...

This is my first ever fstopper post and also first try at astro photography. I am using canon rebel t5i with 30sec shutter. I haven't done any image stacking. Can anyone suggest me how to reduce noise in future images ?

Last year, I went to my first 4 fireworks events in Tokyo (we have tons) where I took and processed photos without using photoshop. This year, I've attended 2, so far, and I've decided to try some composite shots. I try to keep my composite shots as realistic as possible, with the hope of making the viewer feel like they are at the show....

A bit of light painting made with the phantom 4 pro.
30sec exposure - f/8 - iso 100

The sun has disappeared behind the trees, but it is still about an hour to sunset. The forest casts it shadows over the landscape.