Shining Through II by Lauri Lohi

Vertical version of my previous image Shining Through..
Taken couple of weeks ago after a snowfall. Lately it’s been very bad weather in Southern Finland, so i’ve been unable to shoot any decent images.

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A special night by Roberto Sysa Moiola

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Red Fox by Milan Zygmunt

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Above All v3 by Karezoid Michal Karcz

Above All v3
Older work reediter for commission.

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Ethereal by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

A few days before Christmas

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Robins Path by Lars van de Goor

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I give you the pinecone. by Vadim Trunov

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In the Lavender Field by Albena Markova

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San Francisco snow by Ramelli Serge

This is another version of a long exposure of the Golden Gate bridge
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Natasha by Георгий Чернядьев (Georgy Chernyadyev)

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Urban Density by Elia Locardi

Last week I posted a photo of Dubai, and this week it’s a new photo from Hong Kong. What can I say, I guess I must be in an architectural type of mood lately. 😉 This is actually one of the locations that Lee and Patrick from Fstoppers and I used as a lesson while filming Photographing The World. While some of you already know that, something you may not know is that Lee almost got us kicked out of here for flying his DJI Phantom 2! Apparently local building security thought we were using it to spy on people in their tiny apartments. Thankfully I was able to sweet talk my way out of the situation and still come away with the shot! It’s unbelievable to me that people can live so tightly packed in like this. On the other hand, it’s also really cool to think that a place that most people rarely give a second look, or consider to be so ugly, can look so beautiful and interesting to a photographer. It reminds me of all those years ago when I was wandering the Stockholm Underground and came across what has always been one of my favorite photos in my portfolio, Belly of the Beast. It’s seeing places like this that always remind me that beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder. To learn the techniques I used to shoot and post-process this image, you can find all the info about my new tutorial video series by visiting: fstoppers.com/elialocardi.

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El Calor de la Noche by César Vega

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