another day in paradise by Mat...
another day in paradise by Mattes Miller
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Lake Louise by Sarah Cederholm
Lake Louise by Sarah Cederholm
A foggy morning at Lake Louise Alberta, Canada.
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lifetime when right by Stefan ...
lifetime when right by Stefan Beutler
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Angel Falls by Ryan Engstrom
Angel Falls by Ryan Engstrom
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Valeria by Ann Nevreva
Valeria by Ann Nevreva
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Imminent by Mike Olbinski
Imminent by Mike Olbinski
A large haboob or dust storm rolls across the desert north of Casa Grande, Arizona as seen from Highway 387. Minutes after this photo was taken there was zero visibilty as we were overtaken by the wall of dirt.
Angel of Light by Raza Durrani
Angel of Light by Raza Durrani
“Angel of Light”
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Follow me on Facebook ///Best viewed on black/// A picture can be powerful when it is embedded with stories or an unforgettable experience that it freezes in time for us to share with others and re-live the memories. The person that has inspired and taught me everything about photography and the wilderness, Marc Adamus stands in the distance like an angel of light. The 16-35 produced an interesting looking sunstar that I think works really well here. This image may not be for everyone but to me it’s special and that’s why I really wanted to nail down the processing. It was quite a challenge and I want to thank both Ted Gore and Alex Noriega for guiding me.This was the last workable image taken from my Canon 6D and the 16-35mm lens that I really loved before the day me, Marc and my buddy Weihao got submerged by the huge rogue wave that hit us near the coast of Oregon. All of us lost our gear to the Ocean. It was a day I will never forget. We all felt the Ocean’s fury slide and drag us along the slippery rocks that were covered with sharp mussels. As soon as I opened my eyes, I saw Marc’s face and he helped me stand up. It was one of the most adventurous moment I have ever experienced in my life. Even though I lost my gear, I felt “alive” and stronger. This one is for you Marc. I still owe you that lunch/dinner we talked about when you come back to SF.
approach to landing! by Itamar...
approach to landing! by Itamar Campos
Thank you so much for your likes, comments, favs and shares this work! Birds: Dacnis cayana ( 2 females ) and 01 male ; Coereba flaveola! Taken in Morretes, Pr, Brazil!
#145 by Sergey Batukhtin
#145 by Sergey Batukhtin
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Dark Energy by Alex Noriega
Dark Energy by Alex Noriega
This is one of a few images I’m pretty stoked about from backpacking around the Northwest this summer: Mount Rainier during a stormy sunset, rising high above passing thunderheads. I shot this with my girlfriend Erin last month. For educational purposes and in the interest of full disclosure, here are the exposures that were needed: one for the sky, one for the land, and two for the lightning strikes (which were necessary as separate exposures at f/4, because the strikes weren’t showing up in my base f/16 exposures with all the other light in the scene). If you would like to learn how I achieve the look of my images, you’re in luck! I teach my processing workflow and techniques online. You can find more information on my website: www.alexnoriegaphotography.com
Mount Hood Meadow by Jarrod Ca...
Mount Hood Meadow by Jarrod Castaing
I’m very honoured to have this image of Mount Hood in Oregon now on display at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. as part of the Wilderness Forever Exhibition. The exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act and conservation of wild beauty in America running through Summer 2015. Buy a Limited Edition Print
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Epitome Of Tranquility by Dyla...
Epitome Of Tranquility by Dylan Gehlken
Lake Mackenzie, New Zealand. Please view on a black background. Of all the places I visited in NZ the most spectacular for me was Fiordland National Park. In particular Lake Mackenzie, on the famous Routeburn Track, where after a day of hiking in pouring rain I was greeted to this beautiful scene. Complete with waterfalls pouring down the mountains and colourful autumn foliage.
Technically this was a frustrating shoot. I was having a lot of problems with my lens fogging up which made for a tricky blend. 4 exposures were used for the blend then a fair amount of contrast/luminosity work to get it to this stage.
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