Mirrored by Herman van den Berge

A beautiful calm morning at The Lingehaven in Gorinchem just a 25 minute drive of where I live…….
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Passo Giau by Martin Worsøe Jensen

Passo Giau, the Dolomites.
After an afternoon with rain showers, the sun broke through the clouds just before sunset, and I was blessed with some nice light.

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The Tempest by Petricor Photography

Milan, Italy
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Stargate by Daniel

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FOGGY LAKE by Raul Weisser

Early morning fog over a placid lake

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Still Life by The Narratographer

Today, as it has been for what seems an eternity, the weather was shit. Grey, low hanging cloud that left everything you looked at colourless. That was until Matt and I arrived at the old Swanage pier. For some reason, although there was nothing above us but mottled, leaden skies, the water was rendered almost turquoise. I really haven’t added any colour to this image, this is how it looked. Swanage pier, the old one that is, is built for long exposure photography. All that remain are the old struts that stick out of the water like broken teeth, each one a different shape and size and they slowly melt into the horizon. Couple with the contrasting new pier, the water laps between the two and if you time it just right, you get a beautiful, serene shot. I took quite a few of these today, with slightly differing composition and some monochrome, so I may also post a few more.

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A Misty Invitation by Lars van de Goor

One of my images appearing in the Hasselblad book 2016. Also distributed as a free poster during the Photokina fair in Cologne. So when you’re there, get one at the Hasselblad stand
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Speulder forest 2016

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Chimaera by Timothy Poulton

Symmetry is all around us and has always been associated with beauty. Depending on the location and time to explore, you can strengthen or weaken the symmetric properties of a scene. Camera placement, height and angle can make or break any landscape. Look around the scene and discover anything that could have converging lines of symmetry. In lots of my work I use the butterfly technique to create visual balance. I find vertical lines of symmetry easier to spot than horizontal lines of symmetry. The trick is to find your symmetrical object of choice and center it in your frame. Using the valley and river from the waterfall to lead the viewer through the scene is a classic landscape composition and creates a butterfly shape all pointing to Mt Fitz Roy the centrepiece of the scene.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

Curves by Vincent Favre

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Van Diemens Land by William Patino

After the sun has set, the precarious dolerite spires of Cradle Mountain are slowly engulfed by an incoming storm.

William Patino: Photos

The world is big, share it with someone! by Oscar Nilsson

Oscar Nilsson: Photos

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