Above the Dancing Mist by Nathaniel Merz

Another lone pine tree standing alone on a misty morning, what can I say? 😛 This was the first spot that Daniel Kordan and I visited on his trip to South Korea and I must say, he definitely brought his weather magic with him. It was my first time visiting this mountain as well and I was definitely super impressed with the beautiful landscape.

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La Sognatrice by Dmitry Levykin

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Having Fun on the Beach by ITG photography

the Blue Pool, Dor [Tantura] Beach, Israel

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A picturesque scene by Namsun Cho

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We are not going in circles, we are going upwards by Christophe Staelens

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Snowy Linnen Land by wim denijs

sunrise at Lofoten

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大海道 by MARK

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Sciurus by Hans Rentsch

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In the Highlands of Scotland… by Sergey Aleshchenko

Isle of Skye, Scotland

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coming home, to you… by carsten bachmeyer

dolomites

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air kiss by Dan Hecho

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The Wanderer by Nicholas Roemmelt

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FACEBOOK + HOMEPAGE + INSTAGRAM Yes, you already might have noticed … I am a big fan of Caspar David Friedrich ( a painter of the german romanticism). 😉 This is an 3 row aerial panorama over a mountain in Northern Norway that we always wanted to hike on. From down below this mountain looks quite threatening especially in winter but the hike wasn´t that hard as you might guess at first glance. It had everything we are always looking for when we are hiking in Northern Norway. Just the clouds were missing (from the photographer´s point of view). From the hiker´s point of view I didn´t care about the missing clouds at all … hahahaha …and we deeply enjoyed the midnight sun.

Nicholas Roemmelt: Photos