Last lights in Los Urros by Carlos Solinis Camalich

Carlos Solinis Camalich: Photos

‘The Sleepy Willow’ by Mikey Mackinven

Going through all my images to see what I should enter into a couple of competitions, and I’m really struggling to shortlist them! But came across this setup shot of the Lone Tree in Wanaka, which came out quite nicely Find me on Facebook! www.facebook.com/mackphotographynz Flickr: flic.kr/p/pfnyt7

Mikey Mackinven: Photos

Edging Fog by Thierry Bornier

Raining day in the red Soil Village

Thierry Bornier: Photos

*** by Irina Dzhul

Irina Dzhul: Photos

little blackberry thief… by Mark Bridger

This little chap is a wild water vole and only about 6-8 weeks old so very very shy and the first time ive seen him out..

Mark Bridger: Photos

Gently Touched by Stefan Hefele

“Gently Touched” – Death Valley What can I say here? This was an epic fusion of light and elements – impossible to put into words. With me in the middle of the spectacle I definitely was one of the happiest landscape photographers on the planet for the moment!
My buddy Felix and me persist the whole day in the extreme heat of the Death Valley. While only a handful of people got lost in this remote place, we had plenty of time to observe the weather and clouds. With this output we were more than rewarded. Prints and licensing available. Facebook Fan Site www.stefan-hefele.de

Stefan Hefele: Photos

Hunter by Darian

Darian : Photos

Where Peace Resides by Chris Rathore

The Peace Tree of My Conscious.
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Chris Rathore: Photos

The Triumph by Wilfredo Lumagbas Jr.

Hello 500px friends! Glad to be back.
Here’s my new silhouette photo. Enjoy!!! 🙂

Wilfredo Lumagbas Jr.: Photos

lonely deer by 3 Joko

If you like this job or any other of mine, you can see the free tutorials. For more info, please see the link below 3joko.com rumah-j.blogspot.com if you want to share with the children with cancer rumahjokosinggah.blogspot.com

3 Joko: Photos

Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica (Ottawa) by Roland Shainidze

Handheld five angles, each with three exposures processed in photomatix Pro, then merged into Photoshop CS5, colours fixed in Colour Efex Pro 4 to make it more realistic and finished work in Viveza.

Roland Shainidze: Photos

Day Two by Sam Assadi

Day 1: I had planned to shoot at sunset on the first day of my trip. I found an awesome spot, and felt like that I was going to take the shot of my life. It was a high tide and I could see three-meter waves in the distance. I did lots of mental calculations and convinced myself that waves would not pass up my knee from where I was standing. Then I turned back, and got busy doing final adjustments, but suddenly heard a big roar and bang! Water splashed up to my chest. I was caught in a big wave but luckily didn’t fall over. I instantly looked at my camera to find out that it was all wet… I had to rush back to motel to use tissue and dryer to dry it up. I did not take a single shot on the first day! Day 2: I was so happy that my camera could survive sea water. I put on the second set of clothes that I had brought with me. So, I was ready for sunrise shots next day. I was giggling to myself that I was so wise to bring a spare clothes for a one-day trip. It was a high tide again and waves were even bigger than the day before. I decided to keep a reasonable distance from the ocean this time. Now just my feet were in the water. I started clicking and this shot was one the first ones that I took. I continued shooting for half an hour or so until I was ambushed by the mother nature again; I caught in an odd big wave which went up to my wrist… Water was still dribbling from my shorts when I was checking out from the motel an hour later. Anyway, at least I was happy with the outcome. Hope that you’ll like it too!

Sam Assadi: Photos