Frozen Ocean by Paul Zizka

Emma Freeman and Jesse Milner navigate the frigid chaos of the Athabasca Glacier on a star-filled night in Jasper National Park.

Paul Zizka: Photos

Mirror Lake by The Narratographer

al-y-Llyn lake is situated in the Welsh district of Gwynedd, at the southern foot of the Snowdonia mountain range. I stumbled upon it purely by accident, having gotten lost on my way somewhere else. On the morning I found it, at around 5.30am a couple of days ago, it was as calm as a graveyard. Slowly, before the sun made an appearance to the right of frame, the clouds were lit a deep, burnt orange.
All of the colours in this image are original. This is not an HDR or had any editing (apart from sharpening) at all. I wanted to capture a little movement in the sky and the water, without turning it completely to milk. So, instead of using my Big Stopper, which would have resulted in an exposure time of around 4 minutes, I instead used a trio of ND grads, one of which I inverted, in order to balance the exposure but keep it within an acceptable range.

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From my Workshop by Ivan Gorokhov

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Ivan Gorokhov: Photos

Winter is back in Bavaria. by Johannes Hulsch

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Johannes Hulsch: Photos

“ Walk, and listen to your heart “ by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Pathway – Ilidza – Sarajevo – Bosnia

Mevludin Sejmenovic: Photos

Colors of nature!! by Sajid Abdullah

Green Bee-Eater!

Sajid Abdullah: Photos

Light into darkness by Nicholas Roemmelt

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Nicholas Roemmelt: Photos

Arnarstapi by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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Lady in a Winter Wonderland by Elena Andreeva

Elena Andreeva: Photos

home Sweet Home by nikos Bantouvakis

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Better Than All The Dreams by videophotoart com

Are you dreaming? Stop dreaming; come and watch the sunset, it is better than all the dreams!
(Mehmet Murat ildan)

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City Lights by Derek Burdeny

Auora lights the sky over Ersfjordbotn Norway

Derek Burdeny: Photos