Trying Landscape Photography.

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^{There's an ongoing contest in @gamingphoto and the theme is Stunning Landscapes where I'm not partaking as a contestant as I'm a judge of the contest. But I'm trying to show off some landscape I captured recently in Ghost of Tsushima.}

Yes, I used the same stamp on all photos in this post, just used a different one for the first picture that I left as the thumbnail. I noticed a wrecked wagon by the road there so I left my horse there to make it look like the horse survived from the accident.

I was riding towards the mountain and I decided to play with some particles in the photo mode. Yes, I chose those yellow flowers no the frame where I could choose different particles like dragonflies, butterflies, other colorful leaves, etc.

I noticed this types of tree on different places around the open world of this game and the designs of these tree looks good. If you noticed carefully on the second one, you may find Groot in that tree.

Some Mongols left their wagon there. Well, they didn't leave, I slaughtered them.

There's a mountain peek where I didn't get to climb the other time but I decided to climb up there to find some good landscapes from on top of it. And I had to leave my horse behind as I had to do some climbing on foot.

These are the landscapes that I captured from on top of the mountain. I captured more photos of my journey on climbing the mountain and I kept them for another day as I wished to share them with a mountain story.

There are such beautiful lands throughout the whole open world. I keep getting surprised exploring around. The game designers did their best of best with this game's open world.

Do you see what I see? My focus was set on those yellow trees that was a lot far from where I was at that moment. That's a Golden Forest where I visited a moment later.

I found a cruel scene a moment back where some thugs slaughtered some weak peoples and they tried to do the same with me but I punished them instead.

This is the Golden Forest and it became dark when I reached it. Damn, I forgot to add the stamp on these photos.

Can you believe it was still night time? Yes I used the time of the day in the photo mode and I can do a lot more than that with it.

I don't know where I was going but I knew I was getting some good landscapes having the golden forest on one side and green grasses on the other side of the frame with a clean sky.

I'll talk about the photo mode someday, only about the features of the photo mode.