Last Light in Northern Norway by Daniel Fleischhacker

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***Wolf at Your Door*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Stone Arches by David Alvarez Velicia

This photo is taken from within the rock formation of El Destillo, an incredible and totally unknown place on the Cudillero coast (Asturias, north of Spain) due to its difficult access. To get there, you have to start from the beach of Rio Cabo and cross two little capes to the east taking advantage of a very low tide. You have to be very careful because a rise in the tide can leave us locked up, so the time to take pictures is very small, but all difficulties are rewarded because it’s one of the most spectacular places I know. Although I don’t usually use HDR in this case I opted for it since the result seemed to me quite natural. Shooted with a Laowa 12mm Zero-D. Esta foto está tomada desde dentro de la formación rocosa del Destillo, un lugar increíble y totalmente desconocido de la costa de Cudillero por su difícil acceso. Para llegar a él hay que partir de la playa de Rio Cabo y cruzar dos pequeños cabos hacia el este aprovechando una marea muy baja. Hay que tener mucho cuidado porque una subida de la marea nos puede dejar encerrados, por lo que el tiempo para sacar fotos es muy reducido, pero todas las dificultades se ven recompensadas porque es una de las zonas más espectaculares que conozco. Aunque habitualmente no utilizo HDR en este caso opté por él ya que el resultado me pareció que quedaba bastante natural. Toma realizada con un Laowa 12mm Zero-D.

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古老的鱼民 by Daniel Metz

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Toscana by Sergey Aleshchenko

Hilly landscape in Val d’Orcia, Tuscany, Italy

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Chip an’ Dale by Roland Krause

Chip ‘n’ Dale (In Germany the two A-Hörnchen and B-Hörnchen were called) are two comic strip or chipmunks created by the Walt Disney Company. Since 1991 they have been called Chip and Chap in the series Chip and Chap – Die Ritter des Rechts in Germany and Austria; however, comics continue to be published under their ancestral names (see below). The English name Chip ‘n’ Dale is a pun on the name Chippendale (see Thomas Chippendale). They made their first appearance in 1943 in the animated short film Private Pluto, in which they annoyed the dog Pluto. However, they only got their name at their third appearance in the Oscar-nominated short film Chip an’ Dale (1947), in which they first got into a fight with Donald Duck, who was to become their opponent at most appearances. In 1951 they got their own animated film series, in which only three short films were made. Ahörnchen (Chip) is the more intelligent part of the duo. He has a black nose. He is calculating and thus represents a contrast to Behörnchen (Dale), who besides his red nose and his widely spaced incisors is characterized by his twisted behaviour.

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***Veronika*** by Joachim Bergauer

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with Veronica

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Icelandic Island by Tobias Hägg

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AM WILDEN FLUSS by Michael J. Kochniss

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Clearwing by Norbert Liesz

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Tree Cutter at Work by Irca & Jacky K.

A lonely desert giraffe bull under a huge old lead wood tree in the dry riverbed of the Hoanib in very remote northwest Namibia.

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Light & Shadow by Kilian Schönberger

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