Turned Upside Down by The Narratographer

Do you ever get the feeling that the more you wish for something, the less likely it is to come true? Sometimes in life, it is only when we give up all hope, when we are completely and utterly empty, that life decides to give us what we so sorely need. That, it seems, is what has happened to me recently. I won’t go into too much detail for the moment, but life seems to have once more dealt me a hand that I never expected and am not sure that I want. Well, I wanted it, I was praying for it every night. But isn’t it funny how when we get that which we so desperately want, the moment it arrives we feel a little put out. We reevaluate, we reconsider. The fear of happiness is something that terrifies each and every one of us.

The Narratographer: Photos

Beautiful sexy lady in elegant white panties and bra by Galina Tcivina

Beautiful sexy lady in elegant white panties and bra. Fashion portrait of model indoors. Beauty blonde woman with attractive body in lace lingerie. Female ass in underwear. Close up naked girl

Galina Tcivina: Photos

Milky Way Trees by panagiotis laoudikos

Milky way in Rhodes

panagiotis laoudikos: Photos

Stillness by David Dai

David Dai: Photos

Anastasia / monochrome by Kristina Kazarina

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Kristina Kazarina: Photos

Thinking back by Guenter Stoehr

Daylight shooting in the conservatory. Thanks so much Angelina.
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Guenter Stoehr: Photos

Peace of mind by Jorge Feteira

Sometimes is so good stay alone in the beach like this day gives us “peace of mind” www.jfeteira.com In the impossibility of thanking all the comments, already my BIG thank you so much to all

Jorge Feteira: Photos

d’en haut by Agnès Perrodon

Agnès Perrodon: Photos

~ Dance in the moonlight ~ by Jasna Matz

Seascape composition.
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Jasna Matz: Photos

Natural Born Thriller by Timothy Poulton

Framing, photographically speaking, is one of my favorite ways to emphasize the subject or subjects in a landscape. Framing immediately brings attention to your subject. Trees often have a way of wrapping over a subject and framing the subject of the scene if placed just right. Photographing through grasses, flowers, or snow capped boulders can often bring more attention to your subject, they all work well to bring the viewer’s eye to your subject. More advanced compositions like leading lines, or golden triangles, using elements to frame your subject can really make an image a bit more interesting and engaging, and make your subject really stand out. In this image from the Lofoten Islands of Norway, I have used the snowcapped boulders to emphasize the famous red buildings that surround this incredible location. Make sure to add a link in the comments as I’d love to see other examples. Captured on our recent tour for OOAK with Ingrid Kjelling we literally stayed in the amazing huts and had this stunning view for three days. Sarah Hatton and Ingrid will be running this tour next year and we still have a couple of spots left.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

Lake Tekapo North by Michael Jordanoff

North on Lake Tekapo in the South Island of New Zealand

Michael Jordanoff: Photos

Kayla by Sylvio Testa

Sylvio Testa: Photos