A Morning in Hamnoy by Daniel Fleischhacker

All the processing techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my set of in depth video tutorials. Check out my website for more Information. www.daniel-photography.eu/Post-Processing
______________ Viele der hier angewandten Techniken werden sehr ausführlich in meinen Video Tutorials demonstriert. Mehr Informationen dazu findet Ihr auf meiner Website.

Daniel Fleischhacker: Photos

~ Dubai icons ~ by David Gomes

Hello everyone.
This to share with you one more work coming from the most beautiful and modern city in the world-Dubai.
I hope you like it.
Have a nice weekend.

David Gomes: Photos

The Wooden Bridge by Herman van den Berge

Pano of 3 verticals at the wooden bridge in Kinderdijk. Best viewed on black (click image or press “M”)

Herman van den Berge: Photos

Koprena lighthouse by giorgos bisbikis

giorgos bisbikis: Photos

Dignity by Vicente Concha

Parade Elda ( Alacant/Alicante – España/Spain ) 2018

Vicente Concha: Photos

***Through The Eyes of a Child*** by Joachim Bergauer

www.bergauer.cc

Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Milford Haven by William Patino

Although I’ve visited Milford Sound dozens of times over the years I don’t have any wide angle images of the iconic vista, until now. The conditions on this particular afternoon were the grandest I’d ever seen, as I kept reminded the workshop participants who were with me sharing in this timeless scene.

William Patino: Photos

beings of the forest by Antonio Bejarano

Antonio Bejarano: Photos

The Channel by Greg Boratyn

The Rocky Coast, OR. You can also see my work on: Instagram

Greg Boratyn: Photos

Palouse Falls Under the Milky Way by Dale Johnson

A shot that takes planning, patience, and time post processing. Made a trip out to Palouse Falls State Park last week with a forecast of clear skies and no moon. It’s about a 4 hour drive from Seattle where I live. The canyon gets extremely dark when the sun goes down, almost like a black hole, so normal starry sky photos don’t work to get any detail in the canyon. For this shot I took 3 vertical images about 30 minutes after the sun set while there was still light in the sky (14mm lens, f11, 3 sec at ISO 64). Kept the tripod in the same spot and waited 2 hours until the sky darkened and the milky way came out. Then took another 3 shot vertical pano with a bit more of the sky (f1.8, 20 sec at ISO 2500). Stitched the panos in photoshop and then blended the falls/canyon shot with the sky to get this image.

Dale Johnson: Photos

High Altitude by Greg Boratyn

Sierra Nevada, CA. Please view this image on black. If you like my work follow me on: Instagram

Greg Boratyn: Photos

on the waves of lavender.. by Elena Shumilova

VIDEOTUTORIALS & WORKSHOPS: eshumilova.com/

Elena Shumilova: Photos