Castle Point Lighthouse by Michael Jordanoff

Early dawn over Castle Point Lighthouse on the East Wairarapa Coast in New Zealand

Michael Jordanoff: Photos

Colored morning by Agnès Perrodon

Agnès Perrodon: Photos

Curving by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

I was never quite happy with the first version of this image so I just had to continue molding it…….A morning in the end of Dec. Tyrifjorden, Norway. Photoshop tutorials:
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Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

The trap “❤️” by Andre Villeneuve

L’accroche-coeur.

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

Sinuous by Lars van de Goor

I know,the light on the tree at the right is a bit washed out, nevertheless, I still like it Best on Black, hit the M
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Colorsárlón by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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Plant at sunset by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Plant in the Sunset light

Mevludin Sejmenovic: Photos

THE FLIGHT OF THE KESTREL by Jean Luc Ronné

Faucon crécerelle

Jean Luc Ronné: Photos

The Rod by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

WINTER by Raul Weisser

Majestic winter dawn over Riverside park

Raul Weisser: Photos

Wood by Lars van de Goor

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Luminescent by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim

Lake Oberon
Tasmania I was first drawn to this area by images I saw from a group visiting here in 2015. See Luke Tscharke, Dylan Gehlken, Chris Wiewora and Gavin Owen’s images. It certainly didn’t disappoint when I finally arrived here last month after a 2016 trip had to be rerouted due to bushfires in the state. I have a series of images from this location and a nearby grove of Pandanis. Working in this area with other photographers can be a challenge not to get in each other’s way but I think the 4 of us managed that OK that morning . For reference, a red dot down below can be seen . This was one of our tents pitched on a beach along the lake shore. This is one of very few long exposures that I did for the trip as the drama I felt was much better captured in short exposures. Apologies for the series upcoming – it will literally be this scene with shifting light giving pretty different conditions.
As an aside, this was taken with the new Nisi v5pro holder which I have reservations about – I’ll address this in a blog post at a later date.

Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim: Photos