From the sky by Sam Elkins

Sam Elkins: Photos

Hannah Bronfman, Chelsea Leyland and Maad*Moiselle are expected to spin in the desert oasis, too.

Norwegian magic light by Road to the Moon – Raúl Cruz

4 days after a huge snow storm the sun appeared in the sky lighting the snowed mountains in an incredible sunrise. Everything was full of purple, red and orange light. It was a huge reward and it really worth the effort. I hope you will enjoy as much as me. If you want to watch this picture in HD your can find it in my website: www.roadtothemoon.com

Road to the Moon – Raúl Cruz: Photos

Ray of Light Through Milford Sound by Jimmy Mcintyre

Image edited using Raya Pro, the Photoshop plugin (www.shutterevolve.com/raya-pro-the-ultimate-digital-blending-workflow-panel-for-photoshop/) I was very fortunate to be in the right place at the right time here. There was heavy rain and wind all day. But just 15 minutes at sunset, the rain stopped, the wind calmed down, and the clouds parted just enough for a lovely beam of light to shoot down through the sound. I couldn’t believe my luck.

Jimmy Mcintyre: Photos

Meditation by Vulture Labs

My next B&W fine art long exposure photography workshop will be held in London on the 9th and 10th of April, and again on the 23rd and 24th of April, Please email vulturelabs@gmail.com for more info, only one place available for both dates!! Please follow my Instagram account, as Im posting more photos there Thank you all, for visits, comments and faves, most appreciated

Vulture Labs: Photos

One Moment in Monument by Andreas Agazzi

There is a story linked with this image: I will never this morning. It was pretty cold, below freezing point and still dark. Then there was all of a sudden a straying dog just behind me which made me feel a bit unconfortable, but then I realized soon that he was a good boy. I kept walking and so did the dog, always very close to me. After a while I started to speak at him. Very soon I felt like we were together since ever, from this moment on we had a very good time. Then, for some reason the dog ran away as fast as he could. Seconds later I knew why, there were three other straying dogs very fast approaching and started immetiately their chase after him. They all disapeared behind the next bush – I felt pretty helpless and was worried about my new friend. Maybe after a minute or so ‘my’ dog came back without the others and gladly he looked quite ok. But then the other three dogs came back again! The situation became again a bit stressful. I tryed to be as brave as possible and stood with my tripod infront of the ‘bad boys’ and was yelling at them to go away and – they went off! I realized how relieved my new buddy was and from this moment on we were best friends! I knew he did not have a good live and I felt sorry to leave him back after my photo session was done. While I was having breakfast in the resort I saved part of my food for him. Gladly I found him again so he got at least some nice food for a change. This was my last morning in the Monument Valley, I sad goodbye to my friend and left him towards Nevada, with the dog sitting next to me in my mind 🙂

Andreas Agazzi: Photos

Shutter Island by Carlos Vazquez

Carlos Vazquez: Photos

The annual music festival in April is driving entertainment industry demand in the desert oasis, which offers modern homes by prized architects for a fraction of the L.A. price.

Golden Drops by Luca Benini

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Shading of Colors by Daniel Herr

There are infinite shadings of light and shadows and colors… it’s an extraordinarily subtle language. Figuring out how to speak that language is a lifetime job. (Conrad Hall)

Daniel Herr: Photos

Travelling Light by Paolo Lombardi

*For a better quality view on black! 🙂 PH | Paolo Lombardi SL | A33 – Cuneo – ITALY
FB | Paolo Lombardi Photography IG | Paolo Lombardi Instagram SD | Nikon D810 + Nikkor 24-70 > f11 | ISO 100 | 70mm > Tripod + Sgabello + Yongnuo MC-36R N1 + Pettorina gialla per non essere asfaltato! Tutte le strade portano al Monviso? Perché no!
Era dal 2014 che aspettavo questo scatto, di cui qui vedete la versione con uno dei cambi luce, ma non avendo più nevicato decentemente (oramai ci piove sopra!) ho colto la prima occasione per realizzare questa visione con un fiume di luci che scorre in direzione del Monviso! Illuminato dalle prime luci dell’alba come quando siamo illuminati da un’idea e che cogliamo al volo per non perderla…e per poi fissarla sul sensore!
Nonostante siamo già in Primavera ho il piacere di condividere ora questo scatto e il motivo è descritto di seguito…oltre al fatto che comunque preferisco l’inverno alle “calde stagioni”! That’s All! Dear Guys!
Esattamente un anno fa tornavo con le pubblicazioni sul web!
Mi ero buttato in alcune scommesse di cui alcune le ho vinte altre invece le ho perse. Pazienza!
E’ stato un viaggio davvero interessante ed impegnativo ricco di idee e di cui avete visto la “punta luminosa” dell’iceberg…un po’ come quella del Monviso!
Ma questo “viaggio fotografico” ora finisce qui!
Se avrò altro tempo da dedicare ai socials, a parte Instagram che lo trovo più “speedy”, saltuariamente pubblicherò qualcosa! Non so! Vedrò!
Chi sarà in preda a “curiosità fotografiche” sarà libero di scrivermi su Facebook! Che altro dire… Thanks To All!
Thanks For Watching!
Have A Nice Life!

Paolo Lombardi: Photos

~SUBTLE WINDS~ by Christian Wig

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Cheers

Christian Wig: Photos