Last Opening by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

How many more clicks you want? by Y K

A spotted Owl looking annoyed and I think must be asking me how many more clicks I want.:)

Y K: Photos

Sakura.. by Elena Shumilova

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Elena Shumilova: Photos

Skagsanden Drama by Daniel Fleischhacker

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Daniel Fleischhacker: Photos

Le secret seul by Andre Villeneuve

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

Twilight Calm by Sunil

Photography is about play of light. Understanding and controlling light can create magic in your images. This leopard has been transcended from another time zone purely by the power of processing . If anyone finds it interesting or fascinating, please do feel free to ask. I would be glad to let go of my secrets. 🙂

Sunil: Photos

Stroll by Warren Ishii

Warren Ishii: Photos

格涅山下 by 逮啥拍啥 Zhang jijun

摄于四川。

逮啥拍啥 Zhang jijun: Photos

A Little Village in Dreamland by Simon W Xu

Simon W Xu: Photos

Morning Twilight at Vermilion Lake, Banff, Canada by John S

Morning Twilight at Vermilion Lake, Banff, Canada

John S: Photos

ein Kuss by Georg Scharf

Georg Scharf: Photos

Water Path by David Alvarez Velicia

It is incredible how at this time of the year the rivers, which should come full of water, have so little flow. This makes us presage a summer and autumn of great drought which unfortunately is becoming increasingly common. This photo of the Barayo waterfall is taken last spring, I hope this year can be repeated. Shooted with a Haida 10 stops ND filter and a LucrOit filterholder. Es increíble como a estas alturas del año los ríos, que deberían venir cargados de agua, tienen tan poco caudal. Esto nos hace presagiar un verano y otoño de gran sequía lo que por desgracia se está convirtiendo cada vez en más habitual. Esta foto de la cascada de Barayo está tomada la primavera pasada, esperemos que este año se pueda repetir. Toma realizada con un filtro ND Haida de 10 pasos y un portafiltros LucrOit.

David Alvarez Velicia: Photos