A case of the Alberta blues by Kyle Kuiper

Kyle Kuiper: Photos

Playing with rocks at two medecine lake by A Frenchman In NY

A Frenchman In NY: Photos

Crazy Morning Sunrise and mirror in Budapest by Loïc Lagarde

I had the amazing luck to get the combination of the two phenomenons a photographer dreams to get when he wakes up at 5am: a dick-ass crazy sunrise and a mirror on the river! Thank you so much Aria Hotel Budapest for the stay! My Website – My Flickr – My Facebook – My Google+ – My 500px – My Pinterest

Loïc Lagarde: Photos

..Autumn morning.. by Elena Shumilova

Germany.2016.

Elena Shumilova: Photos

Finally sunlight by Adnan Bubalo

Saturday tour to Mt Visocica (1960m) Bosnia and Hercegovina. After many hours mountain hiking to see the sun really makes you feel great.

Adnan Bubalo: Photos

gertruda by Peter Coulson

This is my first shoot with the new Hasselblad H6D-100c, this is by far my favoriate camera in the world. The depth of is amazing, just like film medium format and so sharp. this was with the 150mm f3.2 wideopen manual focused and I cant beleave the sharpness. © Peter Coulson 2016
Photographer Peter Coulson
Model: Gertruda Zilyte @Woman Management
Assistant: Rozanna Nazar Lighting: Natural light

Peter Coulson: Photos

Bow lake reflections. by Johannes Hulsch

Bow Lake – Canada

Johannes Hulsch: Photos

into the unknown… by Jens Klettenheimer

Vikten – Lofoten, Norway

Jens Klettenheimer: Photos

Into Thin Air by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim

Annapurna South
Nepal The title marks the dramatised version of the worst Everest disaster. I get the impression that at that extreme altitude, people’s judgment was severely affected hence playing a role in the differing accounts from that day . Even at lower altitudes , such as just above 4100m from this spot, many simply don’t tolerate the altitude. Marianne could not go past Thokla on the Everest base camp trip and we hoped that the Annapurna Sanctuary would be fine. Turns out that her sensitivities worsened in the 4 year gap between visits so we didn’t stay here long before heading back down. If you go hiking up high, take care, the hypoxia not only does strange things to your body but can influence your decision making for the worse.

Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim: Photos

Tranquillità by Anna

Anna: Photos

a touch of powder. by Johannes Hoehn

Johannes Hoehn: Photos

Falling by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Øye, Valdres, Norway. Seems to me the image works best on black…..

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos