The Glow Of Sunset by The Narratographer

This afternoon, I decided to head over to Portland to see if I could get some nice sunset images. Actually, that isn’t entirely true. It was Matt’s idea. He had driven all the way from the other side of Dorset and asked me to meet up, claiming that the sunset was going to be fantastic. My car is in the garage at the moment and they have given me a “turd-on-wheels” that barely goes about 45mph. Still, I decided I would join him. By the time I arrived, the place was rammed with kids and families. I have nothing against people visiting places, but during the school holidays there is not a place you can visit in Dorset where there aren’t at least 50 of these ‘tourists’ kicking footballs and flying kites. Normally, I wouldn’t care, but when you are trying to capture images, it is the last thing you need. So, I left almost immediately, without even getting my camera out. By the time I was halfway home, I could see a little pink in the sky and seeing I had just as far to get home as I did to get back to Portland, I turned around and headed seawards. When I arrived once more, the place was a lot quieter than before and the sky was turning angry. I set up, put on my polariser and watched the colours come to life. I literally had 10 minutes before it would be dark, but I managed to fire off a few shots before it did.

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The Meltdown by Max Rive

GREENLAND WORKSHOP ICELAND WORKSHOP PROCESSING INSTRUCTIONS A view above a fjord in Southern Greenland with the Greenlandic Ice Sheet behind me. An 8 shot pano, D800e, 14-24mm, CPL, 2 extra shots for exposure blending.

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First Snow by Kilian Schönberger

Mountainscape, Italy
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Sunrising by Paulo Costa

64” long exposure of the sunrise under the Vasco da Gama bridge in Lisbon, Portugal.

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Tin Can Alley by Adrian Sommeling

Yes, I know, an older image of me and posted this before, but it’s the only way to get your attention at this moment. I want to get your attention, cause last saturday I became 50 years old, and because of that I have huge discounts all my older tutorials on my website for only a week. I think you shouldn’t miss that, cause after this week… the prizes will be normal again. I won’t give it away anymore for this prize 😉 So this is your chance if you want to do more with this kind of photography and digital art 😉

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Ira by Dmitry Belyaev

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San Carlos de Bariloche by ✅ Camilo Palacios

Mirador en Bariloche

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Dry Flying Fox by Michael Cleary

A Grey Headed Flying Fox in flight but dry.

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First Light on the Castle 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.

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Visions of the Future by Jennifer Bin

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Gold Brocade by Jessica Drossin

5 Days ONLY, $2,500+ worth of photography products for only $97. To learn more, go here. I usually try not to be too sales-oriented on my account, but I had to let you know about his deal before it ends on Oct. 19th at NOON, pacific time. Many of the biggest photographers and vendors are participating with 10% of all money raised going to charity. Folks like Joel Grimes, Amanda Diaz, Lindsay Adler… the list goes on and on and it’s for all different kinds of photography, not just portraits.

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Crater lake with milkyway by William Lee

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The panoramic view of Crater Lake with fine art Milkyway

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