Watermill by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Mevludin Sejmenovic: Photos

Tre Cime di Lavaredo by Daniel F.

POST PROCESSING
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WEBSITE Many techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my brand new set of videos. Just check out my website for more information.
____ Viele der hier angewandten Techniken werden sehr ausführlich in meinen aktuellen Video Tutorials demonstriert. Mehr Infos dazu findet Ihr auf meiner Website.

Daniel F.: Photos

Transition by Jonathan Giovannini

At dawn, nature gives fantastic emotions, each time the scenery is different and is always beautiful

Jonathan Giovannini: Photos

Quiet Here by videophotoart com

The world is quiet here.
(Lemony Snicket)

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Sheila Liza by Peter Marosi

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Pole position by Andre Villeneuve

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

Ярославль by Marat Safin

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Marat Safin: Photos

Purity through Fire by Daniel Herr

Whenever I think about Landmannlaugar (or Laki, which is my personal no1), I am asking myself if it was/is real. And if you believe or do not, it is real. Like a dream you never want to wake up from. Everybody, who did a first step to Landmannalaugar wants to return again and again.

Daniel Herr: Photos

The Push Up by Timothy Poulton

One of the constraints of my old Nikon Schneider set up for panorama imagery was always low light photography, i.e., Astro, Aurora, it would get especially frustrating when you’re in Norway, and the Northern Lights are crazy in the sky, or the stars are popping in a night sky. The GFX is such a light hungry beast you can do just about anything with the camera. I find that even the overexposed shots are recoverable, and the dynamic range allowed me to capture scenes with next to zero light. The Fujinon GF 23mm f4 R LM WR can’t come soon enough as the 32-64mm just isn’t wide enough for tighter scenes and will almost complete my landscape lens collection. I almost feel like I’m cheating a little capturing only a single frame for panoramic imagery as I’m so used to multiple frames. Super long exposures, star trails, almost anything is now a reality and no more stitching errors. Now, if I could find a telephoto lens that is pin sharp, I would be set.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

Polson Pier by A Frenchman In NY

A Frenchman In NY: Photos

Tibet snow mountain 《格聂奇境》 by Qiye 赣州柒爺

格聂神山位于四川理塘县热柯乡
它的藏语名为呷玛日巴
是我国藏传佛教24座神山中的第13座女神
也是胜乐金刚的八大金刚妙语圣地之一
在藏地胜乐金刚的圣地只有喜马拉雅山和格聂圣山
站在冷谷寺的任何位置
抬头都可以看见伟岸的格聂主峰
极度澄明的空气使雪峰变得触手可及
近距离的凝视带来令人窒息的美感
格聂神山山体和缓形状似佛
主峰左右有四峰拱卫两旁的群峰次第排列
如众星捧月众神护佛尉为壮观……

Qiye 赣州柒爺: Photos

Moods of Manhattan by Elia Locardi

Back in March when we first arrived for a shooting project in New York, it was a warm spring climate of 65 degrees. Then, the next evening when I captured this photo on the Brooklyn side, it was 12 degrees with a severe wind chill! It was so cold that I couldn’t feel my fingers while I was adjusting my 10-stop ND filter. Thankfully it all worked out because the sunset was absolutely incredible, and as a bonus, I also didn’t end up with frost bitten fingers. 😉 I’m excited to share this shot today because it’s part of a series of images I worked to capture in collaboration with Fujifilm using the GFX 50s Mirrorless Medium Format Camera and the brand new 23mm GF Lens, which was announced earlier this morning. And without getting too technical about crop factors and medium format, the 23mm lens effectively provides an 18mm focal length which makes it perfect for wide angle landscape and cityscape photography. I’m also excited to share this because with the cascade of back-to-back photography projects I’ve had so far this year, along with the fact that these new GFX 50s images have been secret until today, I haven’t had the chance to share any of my new photos this year. That is, until now. 🙂 If you want to learn my entire cityscape photography and post-processing workflow from start to finish, both in the field and in editing, I’ve created an in-depth video tutorial course: bit.ly/cityscape-tutorial

Elia Locardi: Photos