Solitude by TJ Drysdale

‘Solitude’ This is one of my old favorites!
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End of the Line by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

In case you are wondering: Yup, the MW season has begun 😉 And since I am a rather hopeless case I so enjoy shooting and editing these MW scenes. Photoshop tutorials: bit.ly/1TsCtWd and bit.ly/1R44xZm
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Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

The Mighty Cove by The Narratographer

So as promised, I returned to Lulworth Cove the following afternoon, but to find the car park jammed with as many cars as I have ever seen. The place was heaving, like I have never seen it before. Waiting for Matt to eventually turn up, I waited in the car and watched the throngs of tourists mill around, shouting at their kids and arguing with their partners. I hoped that as sunset approached, these people would slowly start to leave. Thankfully, they did. But the time Matt arrived, the place was still busy and we decided to shelter from the crowds in the local pub. The sky was a little insipid and lacked anything in the way of colour, with white light hovering over the cove. We were certain that once again, this visit was not going to pay off. Eventually, after a pint of lager and something to eat, we checked our watches and decided to make the long walk around the cove and up the massive hill. And trust me, this is a hard walk. Firstly, you have to trudge your way around the waters edge, sinking into shingle and pebbles with every step. Matt had stated that he thought the sunset was going to be awesome, but I didn’t believe him. By the time we reached the foot of the staircase up the hill, the sky was still without a story. Then we read the sign. “No access due to landslide.” Dorset is always suffering landslides and we didn’t pay it any further noticed as we climbed over the sign attached to the bench and made our way up the never-ending steps. By the time we reached our position, way up above Lulworth Cove, the sky was in fact starting to come alive. There really is only one composition from up there and I angled myself where I could just about pick up the entire cove and the little bit of colour being squeezed out of the dying sun in the corner of the frame. For the briefest of moments, it turned blood orange and I shouted for Matt to make his way down the hill to join me. Slipping and sliding, he eventually made it down to where I was and set up for a shot next to me. This is my result.

The Narratographer: Photos

Tree Meeting by Lars van de Goor

This morning started as a regular day, but suddenly some fog started to kick in. I knew it wouldn’t be for long, so I decided to check this spot which is very nearby my house. After half an hour fog was gone, but it was there long enough to make some shots. Location: Lochem, Gelderland
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Lars van de Goor: Photos

Great Expectations by Timothy Poulton

On my way to Iceland and only a couple of days in Norway what else are you going to do, shoot the famous boat house on the Lake Vælern. Meeting up with Norway’s landscape legends Ole Henrik Skjelstad and Christian Hoiberg for sunrise I finally saw what all the fuss is about. The lake is so picturesque with the shore littered with weathered and battered old wooden rowboats and the stunning ochre, cod liver oil red boat house.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

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Sheep in the French Alps 2 by Herbert Schröer

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Herbert Schröer: Photos

Vancouver by Hunter Reilly

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Firewall by Alex Noriega

A thousand vertical feet of erosion patterns on the side of a large mesa, in an otherworldly and remote area of Utah. You may have seen the first (non-panoramic) version of this image last year, as well as the wider, more symmetrically-composed twilight version “Funnel Factory”. While finally finishing up the processing of images from that trip this week, I realized I had made one exposure with both the better light, and the better composition. Not sure how I missed it the first time around, but here it is. Private Workshops
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Alex Noriega: Photos

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