Reflections… by Giacomo della Sera

www.giacomodellasera.com Less than 30 meters from the house in my village, these small plant formations appeared, as soon as I saw them I knew I had to work with them. Beautiful. Thanks so much for all, have a nice day :D:D —————————————————– A menos 30 metros de distancia de la casa de mi pueblo, aparecieron estas pequeñas formaciones de plantas, en cuanto las vi supe que debía trabajar con ellas. Muchas gracias a todos, que tengáis un buen día 😀

Giacomo della Sera: Photos

Blue Carpet by wim denijs

Bluebell carpet in the Hallerbos Map of the Hallerbos
The Hallerbos (Dutch for Halle forest) is a forest in Belgium, covering an area of 552 ha (1,360 acres). It is mostly situated in the municipality of Halle, in Flemish Brabant and has also a little part in Walloon Brabant.
The forest is known in the region for its bluebell carpet which covers the forest floor for a few weeks each spring,

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Алушта by Marat Safin

Я в Инстаграм: www.instagram.com/maratneva/

Marat Safin: Photos

Got Caught by videophotoart com

Young woman on a boarwalk while shooting at a unforgettable sunrise.

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***The day of remembrance*** by Joachim Bergauer

www.bergauer.cc
It is a One shot. The flash scan of the Hasselblad produced this effect. Thanks Erik … 🙂

Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Nature XXI by Irina Dzhul

Instagram www.instagram.com/irinadzhul/

Irina Dzhul: Photos

tranquility by iD’s

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Bruges by Remo Scarfò

is soaring towers in the evening light. If you set out to design a fairy-tale medieval town, it would be hard to improve on central Bruges (Brugge in Dutch). Picturesque cobbled lanes and dreamy canals link photogenic market squares lined with soaring towers, historic churches and old whitewashed almshouses. And there’s plenty of it. The only downside is that everyone knows. That means that there’s a constant crush of tourists in the centre, especially through the summer months. So to really enjoy Bruges stay overnight (day trippers miss the fabulous evening floodlighting) and try to visit midweek (avoiding floods of weekend visitors) Mama mia F4 for a cityscape ? I was with my girlfriend so no Tripod. And I wanted a 3 exposure 1 stop bracketing 🙂

Remo Scarfò: Photos

Fallen by Greg Boratyn

I really liked this fallen tree (or the way it grows low to the ground) and thought it would be a nice composition foreground element that leads eyes of viewer into the mountains. Yeah, that was the idea at least. To emphasize the tree I “dimmed” the overall exposure of the image but kept the tree and its trunk brighter.
Please view the shot on black.

Greg Boratyn: Photos

Glacier National Park by Lara Koo

Lara Koo: Photos

mr big by patrick strock

male harrier on very close fly bye

patrick strock: Photos

The Drinking Giant by Iurie Belegurschi

Join Our Photography Workshops in Iceland! Hvítserkur is an eroded rock that protrudes out from the shores of north-western Iceland, in the waters of Húnafjörður, near the Vatnsnes peninsula. It reaches a height of 15 metres (49 feet) from sea level and is a grey and white colour. The white is caused by minerals deposited through bird droppings. Follow me on Instagram!

Iurie Belegurschi: Photos