Even the Darkest Days by Timothy Poulton

Remember, even in your darkest days, a light is always trying to reach you! All you have to do is open your eyes wide and find that light!

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Enjoy the silence – Pt. III by Martin Podt

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The dress sewn by the model! by PhotoKam

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The light of the winter by Andrea Sagui

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A storm is coming… by Sergey Aleshchenko

Uttakleiv Beach, Lofoten, Norway

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Inishmore by Tanner Wendell Stewart

When I took a ferry out to the Aran islands, little did I know the adventure I’d be experiencing. The ferry launched from the small coastal town of Doolin, near the cliffs of Moher. The day I chose, just so happened to be exactly when Red Bull was doing their cliff diving competition at the infamous Serpents Lair. I decided to watch the competition and after to explore the cliffs near the Dún Aonghasa fortress built in 1100 BC. After taking photos at the cliffs, I realized I had to get back into town to make my ferry back to the mainland. It was the last ferry for the night. Long story short, I didn’t make the ferry. Now I’m stranded on an island, with no car, and all hotels were booked for the night, since the Red Bull competition was in town. I asked a concierge at a hotel for transportation out to the cliffs. If I was going to be stuck, I might as well head back out to the cliffs and photograph sunset. She replied, “You can borrow my bike…” I happily said yes, since the cliffs were 7 miles away. I explored every part of that cliff side. Walking miles past the fortress. There wasn’t another person in sight for hours, just the cliffs, and my camera to keep me company. and After taking this photo At sunset, I made it back to where I hid her bike with 5% battery on my phone for a flashlight to get back. I peddled As fast as I could, to make it back to town, before my flashlight died. The road had no lights and is very uninhabited. Read the rest of the story on Instagram.

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Pre-Dawn Peace by Simon W Xu

The early light coming from under the horizon appears more interesting than the actual sunrise.on this particular day. The turquoise tones match very well with the glowing colors of the little village. Haida ND0.9 to calm the surface of the ocean.

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Operation Sand Storm ! by S U N I L

Operation Sand Storm ! Bathing in soil and sand is the Asiatic Male Elephant . High voltage action drama from the Anamalai forest Elephant Conservation Centre, Kerala. The moment is for real, yet the drama and lights are my digital realisation. Intrigued and fascinated by the brightness and contrasts in monochrome for a change.

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Shadow and Reflection by Maringan Tobing

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刀背山风云 Knife Edge by Simon X

This is the last moment before the clouds rushed in and shrouded the mountain peak with a thick veil. The light condition changes quickly and it had very ethereal mood. 就在我拍摄后几分钟，大块乌云涌入山峰被厚厚的面纱笼罩。在这转身即逝的光线变化装欢一刻，有一种空灵的情绪。 Haida 偏振镜来平衡漫射光

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Spring cleaning ) by David Dubnitskiy

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Roksi by Guenter Stoehr

Indoor shooting with Roksi on our first meeting.

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