Лера! by Угрюмый

Угрюмый: Photos

day after today by geken ®

another iPhone shot. 3 photos in that image. camera raw and snapseed in final touch.
have a nice day all Gökhan Girgine © You can share with my name FOR MORE

geken ®: Photos

Tree at the End by HatCat Photography

Tree at the End Shot in my hometown Weinheim with #Sony #Rx1rii Processed in #Lightroom using #vsco #ektachrome64T++ color curve and #sonyclear camera profile. Instagram: www.instagram.com/HatCat_Photography Facebook: www.facebook.com/HatCatPhotography

HatCat Photography: Photos

A small waterfall by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Long exposure (CPL + GND8 0.9 KASE filters)

Mevludin Sejmenovic: Photos

A new poppies shot! by Patrice Thomas

Patrice Thomas: Photos

Rox by Joan LJ

Vous pouvez me contacter sur mon Facebook pour toutes demandes.
Cordialement.
( France , Nantes )

Joan LJ: Photos

Bruna by Henrique Cesar

Bruna Reis
Photographer: Henrique Cesar Facebook: www.facebook.com/henriquecesarfotografo Instagram: @henriquecesar

Henrique Cesar: Photos

One Step Beyond by Timothy Poulton

I can’t believe that I have not written a post about skies. In most cases, a sky can make or break a landscape scene. It’s also something that I see a lot of photographers overlook or only spend a few minutes on in their processing. The thing is, an amazing sky sets the entire mood of an image. Because of this, it’s my priority as soon as I get into Affinity Photo. I spend quite a bit of time adjusting the clarity, highlights, midtones, and shadows for my scene. With my image from Mt Cook, you will see how much the mood is increased by the sky. Once I finish with the sky, I amplified the warm and cool tones using color overlays, selective colour and added more shadow at the base of the image. All these moves help to start the viewer’s eye on the left side of the image, and slowly move it to the right over the scene, mimicking the path a viewer take. In this way, I am using the light started by the sky to help tell the story of the scene.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

Dark mass Storr. by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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Portrait by Iza Łysoń

More photos: www.facebook.com/IzaLysonArts/

Iza Łysoń: Photos

the secret fall by Jens Klettenheimer

It is always nice to discover a new location you’ve never visited before. At the end of a narrow gorge in the Southern part of Iceland you can find this beautiful yet hard to photograph waterfall – it is extremely difficult to keep the filters and equipemnt dry for a couple of seconds. 🙂

Jens Klettenheimer: Photos

A paradise in the Dolomites by Ciro Santopietro

Ciro Santopietro: Photos