Dreamer by Lauri Lohi

It’s been a long time since i posted anything over here. Here is something new, hope you like it! www.laurilohi.kuvat.fi
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This photo is focus stacked from two 3 exposures HDR images.
Taken in Ahvenisto, Hämeenlinna, Finland.
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Lauri Lohi: Photos

Autumn View in Slovenia by Daniel F.

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____ Viele der hier angewandten Techniken werden sehr ausführlich in meinen aktuellen Video Tutorials demonstriert. Mehr Infos dazu findet Ihr auf meiner Website.

Daniel F.: Photos

On the Lake by Adnan Bubalo

Adnan Bubalo: Photos

***Muse*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

***Falling*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

RaRa by Peter Coulson

from the Portfolio builder workshop in Melbourne © Peter Coulson 2017
Photographer Peter Coulson @ www.peter-coulson.com.au
Model: Rhiannon @Giant Management
Hair & Make-up: Tiarna Robertson Makeup
Assistant: Rozanna Nazar Lighting: 2 x Broncolor P70 reflectors

Peter Coulson: Photos

VMax by Red Bull Photography

Markus Stoeckl performs during VMax 200 at the Atacama Desert, Chile on December 10, 2016
Click to see more on redbullphotography.com Note: Pictures is stitched from multiple photos! Philip Platzer/Red Bull Content Pool

Red Bull Photography: Photos

Iceland Classics. by Johannes Hoehn

Johannes Hoehn: Photos

Apocalypse by Christophe Staelens

Thank you for watching,
kind regards,
Christophe.

Christophe Staelens: Photos

Death Valley Soul by Lara Koo

Lara Koo: Photos

Creative Cloud by Marc Adamus

Wide panorama’s are all about horizontal lines for me, taking what might have otherwise a compositional impediment and making it into a bend that wraps around the range here demonstrated that point. This is a type of what I call a “Forced Perspective”, when lenses and/or stitching imparts a specific and powerful design characteristic into the scene. It’s hard to pre-visualize these in the field at first, but once you get the hang of it it’s easier to lend a particular shape to the landscape this way. This a point I was teaching on this morning when these wicked Lenny’s rolled in. The lenticular clouds are so predictable here I can often see them coming multiple days in advance, and we truly got some great ones this year. Of course at the moment the Lenticulars came around I wasn’t anywhere near something that would have made an obviously strong foreground (like the equally amazing bubbles we had here, for example), but that’s where knowledge of the pano technique and about 4 hours of processing work comes in, ha! We actually processed the finished image on video as a group and for the most part I am pretty happy with it so I am sharing it here (not the video, just the image). This is 7 vertical 14mm frames stitched horizontally. Thanks… sorry I couldn’t resist on the title. I think ultimately it’s going to need a few more of the type of refinements I don’t apply before posting here though. There’s a few areas of overly leaning trees from the stitch and even perhaps a sharpening edge halo or dust spot somewhere – gasp! Sorry about that. You’ll just have to see the print. It’ll get there.

Marc Adamus: Photos

Daniel’s Bridge by Derek Burdeny

Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway is one of the most beautiful places that I have visited. When you arrive at a beautiful place, great composition helps your photo become even more beautiful. I was shown this bridge by my friend, Daniel Kordan, on a recent workshop. I dedicate this photo you, Daniel.

Derek Burdeny: Photos