Sinuous by Lars van de Goor

I know,the light on the tree at the right is a bit washed out, nevertheless, I still like it Best on Black, hit the M
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Colorsárlón by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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Plant at sunset by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Plant in the Sunset light

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THE FLIGHT OF THE KESTREL by Jean Luc Ronné

Faucon crécerelle

Jean Luc Ronné: Photos

The Rod by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

WINTER by Raul Weisser

Majestic winter dawn over Riverside park

Raul Weisser: Photos

Wood by Lars van de Goor

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Luminescent by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim

Lake Oberon
Tasmania I was first drawn to this area by images I saw from a group visiting here in 2015. See Luke Tscharke, Dylan Gehlken, Chris Wiewora and Gavin Owen’s images. It certainly didn’t disappoint when I finally arrived here last month after a 2016 trip had to be rerouted due to bushfires in the state. I have a series of images from this location and a nearby grove of Pandanis. Working in this area with other photographers can be a challenge not to get in each other’s way but I think the 4 of us managed that OK that morning . For reference, a red dot down below can be seen . This was one of our tents pitched on a beach along the lake shore. This is one of very few long exposures that I did for the trip as the drama I felt was much better captured in short exposures. Apologies for the series upcoming – it will literally be this scene with shifting light giving pretty different conditions.
As an aside, this was taken with the new Nisi v5pro holder which I have reservations about – I’ll address this in a blog post at a later date.

Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim: Photos

Synchronized Liquid art by William Lee

The synchronized splashes with reflections. I reprocessed this one for better quality.

William Lee: Photos

Bloodstream by Timothy Poulton

As summer fades and cool air fills our lungs, nothing beats gazing at a warm rainbow of autumn leaves.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

..in splendid isolation.. by Elena Shumilova

Elena Shumilova: Photos

Sunrise At Durdle Door by The Narratographer

This morning, though I slept through my alarm clock and had to rush like an idiot in order to get there in time, I decided to visit Durdle Door once more. The promise of a beautiful sunrise was too much to resist and as the sun began to poke its little head above the distant clouds, I realised that the morning rush was worth it. The colour of the sky was a mixture of purple and orange, contrasting perfectly with the blue of the sea and the green and yellows of the mainland. It really was a rainbow of colour in the image, looking as if it had been taken using Velvia 50. In fact, it was just the little Sony A7RII, with the fancy little firmware update applied that ives the option of uncompressed RAW and 85mb file sizes. Anyway, more to edit.

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