The White Rope by Roger Hill

Amazing rope out of a very powerful tornado in South Dakota. The light hit this perfectly and made for quite the ghostly scene! You can capture images like this too! Join us at www.silverliningtours.com !!!

Roger Hill: Photos

Kirkjufell mountain by David Dai

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ELSA ANYWHERE? by Michael J. Kochniss

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Skyhigh by Alexander Riek

The Chureito Pagoda near Mt Fuji at Fujiyoshida, Japan.

Alexander Riek: Photos

Twilight City by Alexander Riek

View towards Shinjuku in Tokyo, Japan

Alexander Riek: Photos

After Hours by András Sümegi

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The Beauty of Winter by Christian Wig

*I recommend strongly to view this image on a dark or black backdrop*
I hope you like it* Stay safe!

Christian Wig: Photos

Providence, RI by Kingshuk Bose

A view of a segment of downtown Providence, the capital city of my home state Rhode Island, at dusk! I have recently started shooting at ISO 50 (where possible) on my Mark III, and have been very pleasantly surprised at the difference in noise level compared to ISO 100. So much still to discover and explore in this fun game! I wish all of you, my 500px friends, a healthy and safe time ahead! In this forum we can forget social distancing and rejoice in our shared passion and interests.

Kingshuk Bose: Photos

Sunset waterfall by Jeremy Peresse

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Jeremy Peresse: Photos

Higher Powder by Gaël Caro

2nd edit

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The line to the sun by Luís Casaca

land, sea, and sky, 3 fantastic elements

Luís Casaca: Photos

Rhino Rush ! by Sunil

The Great Indian Rhinoceros Scientific name: Rhinoceros Unicornis
Tare weight 2200 kgs
Top Speed 55 kmph Earth trembles as this powerhouse thunders its way across kicking up dust during acceleration. From the Rhino reserves and exclusive habitat of Kaziranga, Assam, India. Here is a fun fact!. Rhinoceros horns are actually compacted hair.
Take a wild guess , extrapolate the angle and tell me where I am !

Sunil : Photos