Nautilus by Erez Marom

One of the most amazing sights I’ve seen in Iceland was the opening to this ice cave in Vatnajökull Glacier. It was December 2011 and I was scouting locations for my ‘Land of Ice‘ workshop, when a local guide led us to the hidden cave. I absolutely love shooting ice caves. The patterns, colors and reflections are mind boggling, and convey the true sensation of being inside a natural wonder.
You can read an article explaining how I achieved this shot here. Join me to experience and shoot these amazing locations yourself! Next winter’s ‘Land of Ice‘ (southern Iceland), ‘Winter Paradise‘ (northern Iceland) and ‘Northern Spirits‘ (Lofoten Islands) workshops are available on my website. Please have a look and consider joining us on one or more of these wonderful trips. Any questions? Just contact me! You’re welcome to follow me on facebook , Google+ and Twitter, where you can get a first look at my images, as well as get all the info about my work, photo tours and other news. To receive updates on all things regarding my photography, please subscribe to my mailing list. For prints and licensing, please contact me directly. Canon 5D2
Samyang 14mm f/2.8
Vatnajökull glacier, Iceland

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Kids by Vichaya Pop

Children of West Java, Indonesia.

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The Road to Hell by Jørn Allan Pedersen

Don´t forget to use low gear ! If not – You break is going to be warm and will burn. And you end up in hell. This beautiful place is not Hell – It´s Hemsedalsfjellet in Norway ——– You are welcome to visit my Facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/Jørn-Allan-Pedersen-Photo/398461186917732

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Red Autumn by Mustafa ILHAN

Suuçtu Küçük Şelale
Mustafakemalpaşa/ Bursa – Turkiye I did it swirl as an artificial.2 person need for it.first need put a lot of leaves on water.A person to pour water with a bukcet. .someone will make mix to leaves on water with stick.and need use ND filter for took. thanks

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warming up by Gus Mang Ming

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Outer Space by Max Slastnikov

Nepal, Sagarmatha national park. Amazing view on Milky Way from the top of Gokyo Ri (5483m) Gokyo Ri is a peak in the Khumbu region of the Nepal Himalayas. It is located on the west side of the Ngozumpa glacier, which is the largest glacier in Himalayas. From Gokyo Ri it is possible to see five 8,000m peaks: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kangchenjunga, and Cho Oyu.

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Stars Over Manarola by Declan Keane

The small village of Manarola, one of the 5 villages of Cinque Terre, Italy.
I greatly appreciate any and all feedback, good or bad! 🙂

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Bay Bridge Blues by Yoshihiko Wada

Firstly thank you for my friend, Tristan O’Tierney who was taking me to this great view point in S.F. And sorry for not uploading until now.
I’m looking forward to your upcoming visit to Japan. See you there!! Tristan O’Tierney

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Seascape Empire by Fortunato Gatto

A beautiful sunset on the Isle of Lewis.

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Chris4 by DAVID MAS

Thanks so much for your comments and votes!!!

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Glacial by Jay Daley

www.flickr.com/photos/jaydaley/14926539557/in/photostream/ After a sub zero night at the White Horse Hill campground we emerged from our tents at 4am to see a completely clear night sky above us. Keeping faith for some morning colour we set out on the hike through the Hooker Valley Trail to arrive at hooker glacier a little before first light. Slowly but surely the stars began to fade away under light clouds, which were rolling in right on schedule for sunrise. The evening before we had explored all of the possible compositions and I knew that my sunrise shot would be at the mouth of the frozen lake, which had over night, lightly frozen over into a mirrored thin sheet of ice with incredible reflections of New Zealand highest peak above it. A huge thanks to my good mate Tim Poulton and One Of A Kind and to the other great 6 photographers who made this 6 days one to remember.

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