Long for This Moment by Samal Tofik

Nearly the middle of my Spring long solo trek across Balakayati area Boundary Range. One of the world’s most Darkness areas, the Boundary Range still features some amazingly lush gems hidden away on the islands of land between the masses of ice. At this time of year, I figured those flowers had waited so long for this moment. this photo – Among Two focus views .

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the illusion is also lived in Azkorri by Pruden Barquin

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Alexandra by Michel Keppens

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When one door closes, another opens… by Maarten Quaadvliet

Model: Maruschka Sahiboe
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Soldier of Fortune by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Romsdalen, Norway

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Optical Race by Daniel Cheong

A classic view in Hong Kong Central. Vertical Panorama shot with the Nikkor 19mm Tilt Shift.

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Fabulous City by Sergey Aleshchenko

The historic city centre of Ghent, Belgium

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A Chill in the Air by Ryan Dyar

After nearly dying due to black ice on highway 26 approaching Mt. Hood, my buddy Miles Morgan and I parked before dawn to make the quick walk into this location. We brought snowshoes, but I made the executive decision to leave them back when Miles asked if we should strap them on, saying “dude it’s like quarter of a mile walk on a road, then like 20 yards through the snow. Don’t be a baby because you’re missing a kidney now.” HOLY HELL was I wrong. Those 20 yards through chest deep snow resulted in the best cardio workout I’ve had all year. Miles made me break trail so he could follow with ease due to my poor decision making. What a friend. You can learn how I create my images at www.ryandyar.com 👍👍 Thank you for taking a look at this photo.

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Furor by William Patino

CLICK HERE to get a free tutorial on composition. The glacial landscape of the Southern Alps, with an approaching storm at dawn.

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Neowise by Greg Boratyn

Just a simple shot of a Neowise comet at night (about 80 minutes after sunset). This was shot with my Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 S lens at 70mm and f/2.8 It’s an awesome thing to see so if you get a change go see it at night.

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May by Jara 1962

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Untitled by Kaan ALTINDAL

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