The Love War by Sue Hsu

Sue Hsu: Photos

Marie by Peter Coulson

© Peter Coulson 2016
Photographer: Peter Coulson @ www.peter-coulson.com.au
Model: Marie Wu
Assistant: Rozanna Nazar Lighting: window light

Peter Coulson: Photos

Where The Fields Are Green by Martin Worsøe Jensen

Martin Worsøe Jensen: Photos

Wheat young by Alvar Astúlez

Alvar Astúlez: Photos

Multicolor advance by Vicente Concha

Parade Muro – Alacant/Alicante – España/Spain 2016

Vicente Concha: Photos

Blue illusion by Josep Sumalla

“il·lusió blava”

Josep Sumalla: Photos

Venice by Carmine Chiriacò

Ponte dell’Accademia – Venice (Italy)

Carmine Chiriacò: Photos

Another day… by Thomas Blumer

Currently, the sky over Santa Barbara is covered in ash from the wildfire, I hope I can get a good picture of it. This picture was taken before the fire, but stay tuned…

Thomas Blumer: Photos

Sweet Mia by Lisa Holloway

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Lisa Holloway: Photos

A Cloudy Day by Ricardo Bahuto Felix

A cloudy day in Lisbon

Ricardo Bahuto Felix: Photos

Explorer by Korawee Ratchapakdee

One of Thailand’s most beautiful and certainly the most photographed one is the Phraya Nakhon cave in Prachuap Khiri Khan province, about a 45 minutes drive South of Hua Hin. This impressive cave is located inside Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park and getting to the cave you will have some magnificent views of beaches, mountains and forests. The Phraya Nakhon cave consists of two chambers. The ceiling of both chambers are open allowing the rays of the sun to come inside, illuminating the caves giving it a mystical appearance. The atmosphere inside the cave is tranquil and serene, especially when there are not many people around. On entering the cave the first chamber contains an information board with a map that shows the layout of the chambers and the attractions contained in them. The first thing you will see when entering the cave is a dry waterfall in the first chamber. This chamber also contains stalagmites and stalactites, as does the other chamber. The main chamber to the left of the entrance chamber contains the famous Kuha Karuhas pavilion. As the roof of the two chambers are open, rain and sun light come into the cave allowing bushes and trees to grow there. Late afternoon, it gets dark quickly inside the cave and you should make it back in time across the hill to catch the boat back. Credit : www.renown-travel.com/

Korawee Ratchapakdee: Photos

Violent Construction by Gary Randall

Lava Ocean Entry, Kalapana, Big Island Hawaii. This photos was from 2013. I was guided to this spot by my friend Bruce Omori from Hilo Hawaii.

Gary Randall: Photos