Finistére by wim denijs

wim denijs: Photos

Dettifoss Flows in the Midnight Sun by Iurie Belegurschi

During the summer months, Iceland becomes home to one of nature’s most magnificent shows on Earth – the setting of the Midnight Sun. This awe-inspiring display of power was taken at Dettifoss during a magical moment before dusk. Would you like to join me on a Midnight Sun photography tour around Iceland? Check www.iceland-photo-tours for more information.

Iurie Belegurschi: Photos

What’s this by Adrian C. Murray

Adrian C. Murray: Photos

Beautiful South Tyrol by Kilian Schönberger

Sunset over the Villnöß valley, slightly different view…
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Kilian Schönberger: Photos

life by Efemir Art

Jaipur train station / India

Efemir Art: Photos

Have a call by Miki Macovei

Model: Anna | Available light | © Miki Macovei Traveling around the world and capturing the best moments ever! Facebook | Instagram | Website

Miki Macovei: Photos

trælanípan. vagar. faroe islands. Near the top of … by Tanner Wendell Stewart

trælanípan. vagar. faroe islands. Near the top of this cliff is where you see the famous lake above the ocean. During our stay in the Faroe’s the sun was only up for 5 hours, and the light was so beautiful!

Tanner Wendell Stewart: Photos

Below the Horizon by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Sunrise Tyrifjorden, Norway. Nisi S5 with Nisi 6 stop and Nisi Medium (2 stops).
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Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

Dreamy Northern Norway by Daniel F.

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Daniel F.: Photos

Alps. by Maxim K.

Maxim K.: Photos

Forrest walk. by Johannes Hulsch

Johannes Hulsch: Photos

The Beauty And The Beast by Marsel van Oosten

For a plethora of reasons I don’t particularly enjoy photographing small subjects. Most birds are small, so I tend to not shoot them much. This has not gone unnoticed. There’s a running gag amongst the guests on our photo tours: Marsel doesn’t photograph anything that weighs less than a kilogram. I understand why people may get that impression, but there are moments when I do photograph small subjects like a tiny bird. When it’s part of a 750kg buffalo for instance. This is the last one of my three images that were awarded at the international bird photography competition ‘Festival de l’oiseau et de la nature’ in France. This one features an oxpecker perched on the horn of a cape buffalo, photographed in Botswana with a 600mm lens. Oxpeckers are after the ticks on their hosts, so originally they were thought to be an example of mutualism. However, recent evidence suggests that oxpeckers are actually parasites. Marsel | squiver.com WEBSITE | FACEBOOK |

Marsel van Oosten: Photos