|| EASY MORNINGS || by Bruno Soares

Waking up early, picking up your gear, putting yourself on the road driving to get at another dreaming place! There, you watch the sun appearing slowly as it touches the top side of the magnificent mountain at the horizon in front of you! Now you are starting to feel it!
The boats bringing you the peace that you want in your mind, putting away all the things that you don’t want there!
The trees showing you how nature is so amazing with its tones, making you think that you have a painting before your eyes! And if it wasn’t enough, the water would be doubling everything up with a divine reflection leaving you standing up in total contemplation! That’s what I call an easy morning and this is why I love landscape photography!

Bruno Soares: Photos

AUSSERFERNER LICHTSPIELE by Michael J. Kochniss

© Michael J. Kochniss | mjk-photo.de | instagram.com/mjk_photo

Michael J. Kochniss: Photos

before the storm by Elena Shumilova

Elena Shumilova: Photos

Dandelion Crown by Jovana Rikalo

ig @jovanarikalo
wrbsite: jovanarikalo.com

Jovana Rikalo: Photos

Coming through by Martin Podt

Check out my website if you are interested to learn my workflow: www.martinpodt.com/Workflow See my website for the most popular forest photography workshops in the Netherlands.

Martin Podt: Photos

Golden Hour 2 by Barrie Lathwell 2

From a series at Buzzard’s Roost on Slieve Binnian in the Mourne mountains shortly before sunset last November.

Barrie Lathwell 2: Photos

Tequila Rosa 2020 by Joel Hammond

I hope everyone has been well and enjoying their summer with their families. Here is a shot of a Tequila Rose during the rainy season here.

Joel Hammond: Photos

The invisible… by Instagram: @fisiotur

“The more I look at the sky, the more I have
sure that this explanation about the invisible is too infinite to fit in the limitation of my biological mind. But I will say what I feel. I feel that the invisible moves all. The tides, the stars, the sounds, time, people, coincidences. And we always end up attracting exactly the same vibration of feelings that we emanate to the
invisible.” (Ana Michelle) _________ “Quanto mais olho o céu, mais tenho certeza de que essa explicação sobre o invisível é infinita demais para caber na limitação da minha mente biológica. Mas vou dizer o que sinto. Eu sinto que o invisível movimenta
tudo. As marés, as estrelas, os sons, tempo, as pessoas, as coincidências. E a gente sempre acaba atraindo exatamente a mesma vibração de sentimentos que emanamos para o invisível.” (Ana Michelle – Enquanto eu respirar)

Instagram: @fisiotur: Photos

Panorama under clouds by Andy58/András Schafer

Andy58/András Schafer: Photos

Mount Adams at Sunrise, Washington State by Dale Johnson

From the Windy Ridge Viewpoint on Mount Saint Helens, you can also see Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, and as seen here, Mount Adams.

Dale Johnson: Photos

The Island of Senja by Marco Grassi

This place is a photographer’s paradise all-year-round, but it’s during the summer that you can best enjoy the beautiful hikes and endless sunrises and sunsets around the area. Here, for the first time, I experienced the midnight sun phenomenon. The sun never sets and it’s always visible; it just gets close to the horizon to rise again. Some specs: The image was taken at 16mm and it’s the result of a 9 shots multiple row panorama, which I had to do in order to be able to get this amount of sky, foreground and rocks on the side. I then slightly cropped the picture on both sides to focus the attention on the center of the frame. www.marcograssiphotography.com

Marco Grassi: Photos

Endless by Emilie Ristevski

Sweeping golden sand dune layers.

Emilie Ristevski: Photos