Beech Party by Kilian Schönberger

Beech forests are typical for Germany… @kilianschoenberger I N S T A G R A M

Kilian Schönberger: Photos

Faith by William Patino

When I captured this in 2013, photography had developed a stronghold within my heart and life. Slowly I began to see the world through new eyes, my priorities changed and my outlook on everything was transformed. Over the years I’ve come to realise that less is more and the simple things really matter most.

William Patino: Photos

Castelluccio di Norcia by Sergey Aleshchenko

Italia, Parco nazionale dei Monti Sibillini

Sergey Aleshchenko: Photos

At My Feet by Timothy Poulton

One of the things I love about running tours and workshops is that I get to go on a journey with so many creative minds who have as different ideas and inspiration. I am inspired by the dialogue between two different bodies, two different minds, two different ways of composing a scene. One of the drawbacks is that I’m constantly capturing the same scene and finding new compositions is always a challenge, something I believe has only refined my craft. One place I’ve been capturing for many years now is the famous North Ramshead of Mt Kosciuszko and it’s a place that’s very limited if you want to get that shape of the tors, at sunrise this time of year the grass catches the dawn glow that complemented the clouds perfectly.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

***Exits*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Sumba dance by Daniel Kordan

Another composition of Sumba dancing trees. Just 30 minutes after sunset the tide started tor rise very fast. That was the perfect time to photograph gentle dance of mangrove trees. Danielkordan.com

Daniel Kordan: Photos

Sur la même branche by Andre Villeneuve

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

An Act of Disappearance by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ringerike, Norway.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

“Spirits of the Mountains” by Kelly Needleman

The Italian Dolomites are one of the most beautiful areas in the entire world to explore. Going into this adventure, my crew and I had the intentions to film and document stories and moments that we can take with us forever. Overall our experience was outstanding and I was able to capture the most serene footage ever. The last day we decided to go on a hike to the most beautiful mountain in all of Italy (in my opinion) to capture sunset. The way up was absolutely stunning and relaxing. Viewing this location in real life was always a dream and it was almost unreal to finally see it. The elevation of the mountain is 8,264 feet. The weather conditions forecasted lightning and thunder storms, yet when we got there it was blue skies with little clouds in the horizon. After time-lapsing, flying the drone, and filming clips of video for my movie for around 2 hours, the weather took a turn for the worst. Storm clouds developed quickly across the entire sky and the sounds of thunder filled the air. Instead of rain we were pelleted with marble size hail. Luckily right before the storm I was able to create this image. After packing up, we started our path down the mountain. The hike was steep, slippery, foggy, and dark which made it hard to navigate down the hill. Moments later, I loss control of my drone bag and it tumbled down the mountain. Thank god for my @loweprobags which saved all of the equipment. If it was any other backpack the impact would have destroyed everything! Even though we had a bump in the road, it still was an extraordinary experience. I would recommend putting the Dolomites high on your bucket list.

Kelly Needleman: Photos

“Peaceful Violance” by Kelly Needleman

Kelly Needleman: Photos

The Canadian Rockies: Banff National Park by Perry Hoag

This is Moraine Lake, one of the crown jewels of the Canadian Rockies

Perry Hoag: Photos

Beautiful girl .. by Smoothy .

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