Bandon Calling by Eamon Gallagher

Bandon Calling
Seeing as I lost a SD card on my recent trip that pretty much had all my seascapes on it, id figured id dig in & experiement a little on the plethora of Bandon images that I’ve not processed & experiment a little with a few tricks
Would go back here in a heart beat..don’t know if ill ever see light like this again.
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Eamon Gallagher: Photos

Hallstatt V by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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Fine Art Prints
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Summer bubbles by Dmitry Tsvetkov

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Dmitry Tsvetkov: Photos

Keep on Dreaming by Martin Podt

Keep on Dreaming, Delden, the Netherlands. This photo I made one day after my photo ‘Live Your Dream’. Different conditions and different processing result in a similar picture that is that quite different at the same time… If you like this photo, you might also like my 500px set of autumn photos. Follow me on Facebook, if you want.

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Himalaya Autumn by Marc Adamus

From this viewpoint I was able to combine some of the world’s highest peaks with some of the best of the fall colors. A busy week of trekking this area to get out here followed by an hour or three wandering around in seemingly impenetrable neck-deep brush to find this spot. This shot is a combination of several exposures.

Marc Adamus: Photos

CONVERGENCE by Ralph Winter

Sometimes one is just plain lucky !!! On my way home from an art gallery party one night, I noticed that there was a very clear sky. I made an “on the spur of the moment” decision to grab my camera and tripod and walk down onto our beach to see what it all looked like from there. A super low tide meant that I could get away from the Palm trees and Casurina trees so that I could actually see the milky way clearly going from one horizon to the other.
Through a slight wine haze and much to my wife’s amusement I started clicking away knee deep in water, while trying to remember if I had all my settings correct.
The next morning when I managed to stitch all the photos together with a surprisingly cooperative LR I saw that this amazing sand ripple arch reflected the shape of the MW arch lending the photo a real feeling of symmetry. Several repetitive nights never gave me the same conditions, and now that the skies here are more or less cloud free, the MW has dipped under the horizon.
While I have seen that photography is 99% planning and preparation, every now and then it is also just pure luck!!
This is a total of 21 photos, 3 lines of 7 photos, with the lower line along the beach at 15sec, and the upper two lines at 25sec. MY ONE AND ONLY MW PANO !!!

Ralph Winter: Photos

Imperfect Destinations by Jontake . .

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The Fog by Guido Terkl

Kärnten

Guido Terkl : Photos

Moonrise at Zeelandbridge, The Netherlands by Sven Broeckx

Taken at moonrise…

Sven Broeckx: Photos

In Peace by Albert Dros

Hazy sunset in Val Di Funes, Dolomites, Italy

Albert Dros: Photos

look down on city (301m) by Yangwoo Kim

The Zenith Tower 301m

Yangwoo Kim: Photos

Autumnal.. by Salih ÇETİN

Model : Ece H.
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Salih ÇETİN: Photos