Early Birds by Gonzalo Navarro Bendito

Gonzalo Navarro Bendito: Photos

Tokyo skyline by Takashi Yasui

Shot for Bally Ginza instagram.com/bally_swiss

Takashi Yasui: Photos

Sisters Forever by Lisa Holloway

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Just for a Dream by Marc Adamus

I don’t feel like this image was ever quite what I hoped it would be, which is why I have never posted it here. It’s one of those shots where the moment I first laid eyes upon the place I knew I must capture it somehow, but that capture invariably pales in comparison to the experience. I hiked 500 meters of vertical elevation gain at an elevation of over 5000 meters above sea level three times just at sunset and sunrise just to get up here, in addition to full days of hiking elsewhere around the region. This waterfall, leaping out from the cliffs, roaring down below the hanging glacier above at my back, it seemed to point the way toward the towers of Makalu, the world’s 5th highest peak. I planned every detail of the shot and thought it was one of the most unique places I’ve ever seen. I think the thing I struggle with was with conveying something like the magnitude of this place in the image. I almost thought it should be self-evident with a huge waterfall and peaks like these but it wasn’t. The image looks almost too tame, too park-like for the remoteness and incredible efforts it required to reach. It was beautiful, no doubt. And of course I made many other images that did certainly capture the drama, the scale and the power of this place. So why not a little beauty here, right? This is 6 vertical images stitched. 1/3 second at ISO 100, f/9, 5-stop ND. About 20-25 hours in Photoshop. I posted this extra high res this time so you can observe the multitude of details in the background landscape.

Marc Adamus: Photos

the new world by Black Station

a new day of Shanghai

Black Station: Photos

The protector your light. by Manuel Roger

Atardecer sobre Consuegra,España. Molino antiguo de viento.
Gracias por sus visitas y comentarios. Muy agradecido.
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Sunset over Consuegra,Spain.
Thank you very much for your visits and comments. Very grateful.

Manuel Roger: Photos

Small Ms. happiness by Sergey Piltnik (Пилтник)

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Sergey Piltnik (Пилтник): Photos

Finding North by Ryan Dyar

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Processing Instruction via Skype Processing today with jet lagged eyes, so if this looks stupid then it probably is. A simple long lens scene of some stunning light we got in Lofoten a few days ago in between absolutely brutal wind and rain storms. I have some big tours coming up this year and next year with the likes of Marsel Van Oosten, Stian Klo, and my great friend Arild Heitmann. Check the links up top for all the info!

Ryan Dyar: Photos

Red Fox in Red by Roeselien Raimond

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Roeselien Raimond: Photos

Paris#3 by Gianstefano Fontana Vaprio

Gianstefano Fontana Vaprio: Photos

There may be trouble ahead by Vulture Labs

I have new dates available for my B&W fine art photography workshops to be held in London during May, they are 7th and 8th, and 21st and 22nd please email vulturelabs@gmail.com

Vulture Labs: Photos

. : flow : . by Martin Pfister

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…landscape photography makes the most fun for me while standing in cold flowing water!
I like the textures in the water very much. To get more dynamic and a nicer composition I needed this textures and shot two horizontal images. This should be the last winter shot for a few months.

Martin Pfister: Photos