Self portrait by Martina Meznaric

Martina Meznaric: Photos

Sunset by Bruno Birkhofer

Thanks to Jhannet
From my Workshop last Sunday
www.bruno-birkhofer.ch/fotokurse/

Bruno Birkhofer: Photos

A night to remember by Carlos M. Almagro

More photos at www.carlosmalmagro.com

Carlos M. Almagro : Photos

沙漠之舟 by 夏思德

行走在夕阳下的骆驼

夏思德 : Photos

Eight baby birds open mouths by William Freebilly photography ✅

Eight new born baby chickadees open mouths.

William Freebilly photography ✅: Photos

Sunset at Wasaga Beach by Marvin Ramos

Beautiful sunset from Wasaga Beach, Ontario.
Follow me on instagram.com/marvinevasco

Marvin Ramos: Photos

Peaceful and happiness… by Maarten Quaadvliet

Model: Sarah Mertens Instagram: www.instagram.com/mertenssarah_

Maarten Quaadvliet: Photos

Alpine Spring by Christian S.

instagram.com/holysh0t

Christian S.: Photos

Broad-billed Motmot by Milan Zygmunt

Broad-billed Motmot

Milan Zygmunt: Photos

L’Occhio della Luce by Leonardo Papèra

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[ENG] The wide angle is not always the right answer! In this case, for example, the sunset sky was completely free from clouds and somewhat “boring”, so I decided to switch the wide lens in favor of a tele lens to focus the attention on the chromatic contrast between the waterfall and the warm tones of the golden hour. Those clouds that appear gloomy in this photo were actually a drop of color on a completely cyan sky!
The shot was taken in southern Iceland, near a waterfall called Bruarfoss, which has become famous (needless to say) for its waters of a surreal color to say the least! [ITA] Non sempre il grandangolo è la soluzione più azzeccata! In questo caso ad esempio, il cielo al tramonto era completamente libero dalle nuvole ed alquanto “noioso”, ho quindi deciso di cambiare lente e montare un medio tele per concentrare tutta l’’attenzione sul contrasto cromatico della cascata e dei toni caldi dell’ora d’oro. Quelle nuvole che in questa foto appaiono cupe in realtà erano una goccia di colore su un cielo completamente terso! Lo scatto è stato fatto nell’Islanda del sud, nei pressi di una cascata chiamata Bruarfoss, divenuta famosa (neanche a dirlo) per le sue acque di un colore a dir poco surreale! – March ’21 Iceland Photo Workshop: www.leonardopapera.com/tours/iceland-photo-workshop-eng/

Leonardo Papèra: Photos

Каяк by Elena Kazemirchuk

Elena Kazemirchuk: Photos

Bluetit in balance by Robert Didierjean

Thanks to all for your comments and your likes!

Robert Didierjean: Photos