Deborah by Guenter Stoehr

Shooting in a beautiful apartment in Dusseldorf with natural light. Thanks so much Deborah. Facebook I Website I Instagram

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Outstretched by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Sunrise Tyrifjorden, Norway.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

The Keep of Vanoise by Ted Gore

New Workshop** I’m joining forces with TJ Thorne Photography for a workshop in Oregon during Autumn 2017. It will be a tour of 3 of Oregons 7 wonders, some of the most sought after photography locations in the world. If you’d like more info, CLICK HERE. Want to learn my processing techniques? Check out my videosHERE. There’s even a free one! This is an image from an area of the Vanoire National Park in the French Alps, taken during my visit there last summer with Erin Babnik after she and I lead our workshop in the Italian Dolomites. We headed out for some personal shooting, and during some prior research of the area, the appearence of the fin-like peak of Vanoise really appealed to me. The valley below turned out to be quite picturesque with a waterfall plummeting right into the valley resulting in a curvy glacial stream cutting through green meadows. The valley is also home to many goats, their human like screams echoing agains the walls hugging the valley. I laughed everytime, reminded of the hilarious memes from a couple years ago of goats singing pop hits like Whitney Houstons ‘I will always love you’. If you haven’t seen it, seriously, go watch it now, and imagine me snapping away at this scene as the french goats serenaded us.

Ted Gore: Photos

The Colours Of Durdle Door by The Narratographer

It isn’t often that you get a beautiful red sunset over Durdle Door. The weather on this little part of the coast can be completely different to how it is just a mile or so inland. But the skies looked promising as I made the drive down to the coast and I was sure that when I got there, there might be something worth photographing.
What I did find when I arrived was that the place was absolutely deserted. Durdle Door at sunset is usually littered with photographers, all standing in the same place to get the same shot and it makes life difficult for those of us who want to get a shot of something other than a close up of the ‘door’. Seriously, they all stand in the same place, like lemmings, all trying to get that one shot. Sometimes I just watch them, all standing there and never moving to get a different composition. Some of them can be there for hours. Still, on this occasion, the place was empty.
That was until Kevin started to make his way down the hill. I didn’t know Kevin at the time, but we got chatting and he seemed like a really nice guy. From North Wales, near Snowdon in fact, he had ventured down here for a training course and decided to photograph some of the local places whilst here. How I could have done with him when I was up in Snowdon a week or so back…

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Arctic Landscapes by Tobias Hägg

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Hills by Lorenzo Nadalini

Tuscany A day like any other…the dew that reflects the sunlight…
Sometimes it takes very little to make a special moment. I hope you enjoy it. 🙂

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Panoramic view by Marco Carotenuto

This photo is the combined result of 6 vertical shots, merged and processed with Lightroom. The scenery of this wonderful place was immortalized in all its majesty, so my memory will always remain

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Borgo antico by Anna Ovatta

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Verba by Gene Oryx

Gene Oryx: Photos

Reflection by Yoshiro Ishii

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***Compass*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Spring !!! =) by Florian Pascual

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