The End of Summer by Jessica Drossin

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Elephant Calf Play by Rudi Hulshof

When you are hardly 3 weeks old and find a patch of grass for the first time in a desolate barren drought stricken landscape, you simply need to roll around and have fun.

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Into the Light by Lars van de Goor

Into the Light 2007 refurbished edition
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Rush by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ula vassdraget in Rondane National park (Norway) includes a string of waterfalls of which this is only a section. The only way to include them all would be to use a drone. There are six focal points across the scene plus one exposure to smooth the water (Nisi 6 stop filter) and one for the sky. All are shot with a Nisi cpl. Photoshop tutorials: bit.ly/1TsCtWd and bit.ly/1R44xZm
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Rise & Fall by Daniel Herr

I saw old Autumn in the misty morn stand shadowless like silence, listening to silence. (Thomas Hood)

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The ghostly veil between men and Gods by Adrian Borda

a ghostly cloud ocean beyond the weather station, just seconds before everything was taken by the mist. Made in Ceahlau mountains, Romania

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My rock by panagiotis laoudikos

Sunrise in Rhodes

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on the streets of Aalborg.. by Elena Shumilova

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Moon Landing by Daniele Penno

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Red by Adrian C. Murray

Traveling through Las Vegas on our way back east I scheduled a shoot with a friend of mine. The Valley of Fire is a beautiful location. If you’re ever in the area I highly recommend going there.

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Zonnegroet op de Hei by Lars van de Goor

Posbank, Netherlands

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Cutting The Mirror by Marsel van Oosten

Here’s Daniella paddling amongst the cypress trees of the Atchafalaya Basin. It was late fall and most of the leaves had disappeared from the trees, but I really liked the eery look with that splash of red. This was shot on a very calm, chilly morning, and we had the entire place to ourselves again. Pure magic in one of the most surreal places I have ever visited. – – – If you would to see this amazing scenery yourself – we have set up the world’s first Cypress Swamps photo tour to Louisiana and Texas. We’ve had a cancellation on our 3-12 November 2016 tour, so we now have one opening on that trip. When we first announced this tour it filled up within 48 hours, so this is your chance to join us in two months! This is a unique photo adventure that will result in unique images. We will take you to the best spots and give you tons of tips on how to get the best results. If you’re interested, and of course you are, have a look at the tour brochure here: ow.ly/R5fl1003dHi Looking forward to paddling with you! Marsel WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | TWITTER ©2016 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.

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