Today is the shortest day of the year by Andre Villeneuve

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

A Feast for the Eyes by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

I am not saying that this image necessarily is a feast for the eyes, but this morning’s sunrise was indeed a feast for my eyes 😉 Nisi S5 with Nisi 6 stop and Nisi Medium. Tyrifjorden, Norway.
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Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

Austrian Alps. by Maxim K.

Maxim K.: Photos

Monschau mornings by Michiel Pieters

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Michiel Pieters: Photos

Sapphire by Lorenzo Nadalini

Next event: “IN THE HEART OF THE HIGHLANDS”
Scotland Photo Tour
10th-16th March 2018
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(FILLING FAST!) This tour is designed for you to have an unforgettable experience shooting in one of the most stunning landscapes there is. Lying two hours north of Glasgow, Glencoe is the gateway to the Scottish Highlands. A land of mountains and rivers shaped by fire and ice many, many years ago. Popular with rock climbers, hill walkers and photographers. During this adventure, we will show you some real treasures. Thanks to the regional expertise and local knowledge you will have the great opportunity to increase your photography skills by learning or improving in field techniques and post processing for outstanding results. visiting Iconic locations and some less well known but equally stunning locations as the goal of this tour is also to allow you to capture and take home unique photographs. The famous Buachaille Etive Mor, the river Etive, Castle Stalker, Rannoch Moor and the Black Mount are just a few of the spots this tour will visit. Cascading rivers, Scottish mountains wherever you look… and, of course, the amazing Isle of Skye and the Eilean Donan Castle… Info and booking:
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Lorenzo Nadalini: Photos

The Unveiling by José Ramos

You would certainly not guess that this image was made under intense darkness, solitude and silence, in one of the most gorgeous spots of the Dolomites, called Passo Gardena, at 2136 meters high. Doing a long exposure during the night with a wide angle lens that has a very large aperture can be an incredible experience, as it allows the photographer to find light where it does not seem to exist, showing us that our biological eyes are just one of the endless ways to perceive what we once decided to call “reality”. For every 30 seconds of exposure, the sky would magically unveil itself and light pollution from nearby towns would be amplified into sunset-like levels. The gigantic mountains around me shifted from being mysterious silhouettes to clearly shaped and textured sculptures, enlightened by the headlights of passing cars and other sources of light. As you can see, far before the final stage of editing an image on the computer, creation has already started as soon as one chooses how light should enter the lens and get recorded by the camera sensor. To the photographer, perceived reality is no longer a constant and universal concept, as the world unveils itself in infinite ways through the camera, all of them equally beautiful, captivating and… real. Sony a7R + Venus Laowa 15mm f2.0
Exposure: 30 seconds
Aperture: f2.0
ISO: 1600
Manual focus
FLM Tripod
Wireless remote shutter

José Ramos: Photos

Mom…? by Roeselien Raimond

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Fox kits, just like most youngsters learn by copying behaviour from their parents. And this kit was no exception to the rule… probably watching how to become a good ‘Zen Fox’, just like mom.

Roeselien Raimond: Photos

***Remind me*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Holiday lights by Adrian C. Murray

Adrian C. Murray: Photos

***Merry ….. **** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Xmas market on Red Square. by Elena Shumilova

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Elena Shumilova: Photos

Sugar by Kilian Schönberger

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Kilian Schönberger: Photos