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To The Sun by Sakhr Abdullah
It was a beautiful day I enjoyed it by walking through Bajda Desert which located in west of Tabuk in Saudi Arabia. I climbed a mountain and found this crack refers to the sunset.
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Lama Lite Pass by Francesco Mariani
A beautiful winter view of my Apennines.
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The Brooklyn Bridge by Billy Currie
Standing in DUMBO looking across towards the amazing Manhattan skyline on a lovely dull grey day.
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"CLOUD CONQUEST" by Andrew Studer
To celebrate the end of final exams, I took a spontaneous trip last week down to California. Originally, I had planned to make it down to Death Valley and the Eastern Sierras, but in the end most of my time was spent up north in San Francisco hanging out and photographing the coastline and city with two of my favorite photographers, Michael Shainblum and Toby Harriman. After I few days I made a quick trip to Yosemite National Park hoping to catch the tail end of a storm that had come in. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't exactly ideal and I spent less time photographing the valley then I did using a telephoto lens to focus on these incredible cliffs peaking above the fog. While I was photographing this massive cliff I kept thinking about how cool it would be to see a hiker out on the edge so once I got onto my computer, I composited the hiker you see into the photo using another photo I had take. Everything else in this photo is 100% real and is almost exactly what it looked like to my eye. Despite the poor conditions for photography, I was blown away at how beautiful the park was and very happy I was able to see it with my own eyes. The first time the fog cleared and I was able to see the entire valley is a moment I will never forget. Can't wait to return again soon! Sharing is always appreciated! Prints available on my website www.andrewstuder.com
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Elemental by Aaron Keigher
Elemental Kauai, Hawaii ___________________ Photography Portfolio: www.aaronkeigherphotography.com Photo Tours: www.caphototours.com ___________________ When my buddy who lives in Kauai told me that it is really hard to get a clean Milky Way shot on the island because of the constant cloud cover I didn’t totally believe him. however after a week on the Island I can see what he means. however, I lucked out one night and got some great clear skies and was able to get this shot. This shot was taken at Spouting Horn on the south side of the island. It is a geyser the spits up a tall shaft of water when the waves crash into the coast. There is also a small vent hole next to it that pushes out air and makes this Jurassic sound… really creepy at night. Anyway, my friend told me to ignore the big “Danger: Area Closed” signs and walk out on the rocks and right up to Spouting Horn instead of shooting it from the touristy overlook. He assured me that no one would bother me. Around halfway through shooting I saw a flashlight and the clear outline of a cop walking down the rocks to me. I started practicing my “No officer, I didn’t see the sign” speech that we have all given scores of times. Luckily he was really cool and just wanted to make sure I was safe and that a wave didn’t wash me out to sea. He actually enjoyed checking out my shots and then headed back up the rocks… Got luck on that one. I was sure I was going to end up getting a fine. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the shot. Please consider liking/favoriting the photo, leaving a comment or sharing it with your friends. Thanks!
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Sanctuary by Ben Coffman
I've been continuing to comb through the archives and work on old photos. And I've come to realize something. I took A LOT of night-sky photos in 2013. This one's from the spring of that year. On this particular night, as is often the case when we have clear skies in Oregon, it was freezing cold, and the nearby fields were filled with the creaks and groans of clanky old wind machines being used to keep the nearby orchards from freezing. Couple the creaks with the squawks of the cranky raptor that lives in the attic of this house, and you essentially had a horror-movie soundtrack. I'll be announcing my 2015 night-sky workshop schedule very shortly. If you're interested in getting a before-the-announcement heads-up, send me a message at my website.
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Milky Way over Tetons and String Lake by Royce's NightScapes
Mist rises from the south end of String Lake as it reflects the Milky Way and flows into Jenny Lake, Grand Teton National Park. Teewinot Mountain is on the left, Middle Teton on the right, and Grand Teton is in the middle from this angle. Silhouettes of dead trees are from the Alder Fire, cause by lightning in 1999. This photo was taken during my 2013 June Teton NightScape Workshop. Canon 5D Mark III • Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 • 20-sec @ f/2.8 • ISO 6400 (68-second for second exposure of foreground, blended with 20-second sky exposure). Most of my NightScapes are ONE exposure (less than 30 seconds), with little Photoshop post-production, except for contrast increases to the sky. For more how-to and behind-the-scenes information about my NightScape work and other featured night photographers, visit my Into The Night Photography blog. For Milky Way photography workshops, visit my NightScape Events page. You can order PRINTS here.
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make a wish by Helmut R. Kahr
a winter reminder taken as a single-frame on rossfeld near berchtesgaden/bavaria/germany best on black background!!
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