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      Also available as wallpaper! - more infos below

_______Tech Info
   Pentax K5
   Sigma EX 10-20mm f/4,0-5,6 DC HSM
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E
   Aperture: f/8
   Shutter Speed: 45s
   ISO-Value: 160
   Focal Length: 10mm
   Filters: B+W 110 ND3.0
   Time: 8:43am

_____Random Info
   Within everyone lies an emptiness that has to be filled with a passion - landscape photography is my passion (alongside my band of course).

   This was shot on the 5th day of my recent Portugal Trip with ~emats after we had a very disappointing sunrise in the dunes eastward of these rock formations located near the town of Almograve on the Atlantic Coast. Luckily we actually waited for almost overcast weather conditions to shoot some of the very ominous looking forms and I am more than just content with the outcome. Also I guess I will add a vertical format of this motif in due time as well. ~emats has already uploaded his vertical format which you can take a look at here: [link]

   I used my trusty B+W to get the long exposure and actually switched the white balance to cold light which led to the slight purple touch but still an overall cold light blue toning so I didn't have to change much colorwise. And since I loved the colors so much I figured I might as well use it as a Wallpaper and subsequently ended up going the extra mile to set up a complete Wallpaper Pack for you guys. Hope you enjoy; also let me know what you think.


_____Wallpaper Info
   Of course there are no frame and no watermark in the wallpaper version of this picture.

   Included Resolutions:

Fullscreen (4:3): 1920x1440
Fullscreen (5:4): 1280x1024
HDTV (16:9): 1920x1080 | 1366x768
Widescreen (16:10): 1920x1200 | 1650x1080

   Download

Featured here: [link]
Featured here: [link]

Also this picture got 'runners up' at #eyecatchingphotos Shutter Speed Challange.: [link]

Palaio Faliro / Greece
Hard time, I had to run after each wave crashing on the rocks, and additionally I had to hold a filter cleaner on my hand since the filter would suffer from the water being splashed all over. I was a bit disappointed by the sky since it was mostly overcast. Another thing I regret on this one, is not having a wide angle! (but this is all history now...)

You may not reproduce or redistribute this image without my prior permission.

Nikon D50 | Nikkor 18-55mm | Focal Length: 18mm | Shutter: 1/8sec | Apperture: f/8 | Hitech 2 Stop Hard GND | Hoya Circ Polarizer | Date: 8/1/2009 Time: 4:10pm

     

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Also available as wallpaper! - more infos below

_______Tech Info
   Pentax K20D
   Tamron SP AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II VC LD
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E
   Aperture: f/10
   Shutter Speed: 3s
   ISO-Value: 200
   Focal Length: 17mm
   Filters: Hoya Pro1 ND8
   Time: 5:58pm

_____Random Info
   I often wonder why the shots that you don't even plan can turn out to be some of your personal favorites and sometimes even if the pictures aren't as breathtaking as others you still like them way more. I've taken some pictures of really spectacular sights over the years and still some of the best I've taken at least for me personal are those which were taken under the right conditions, with a good friend or alone on a Tuesday night at 4am during the semester leading you with utterly no sleep but a picture.

   This is one of those pictures. At first sight it's nothing more but a stream in the forest but there are so many little details to discover and so much the composition actually unveils overtime that I've really grown to love this shot. I was there in the rain holding my hand over the lens so no drops get onto the filters actually on my way to some other spot when I walked next to this small river for some time always checking for a composition. Then about 45 minutes alongside the stream this particular sight struck me and I rather spent half an hour working in the rain than walking to my actual destination.

   And I've had it as my desktop background for quite some time now and I am still content with it due to its rich details so I think this would make a great wallpaper; or what do you guys think?

_____Wallpaper Info
   Of course there are no frame and no watermark in the wallpaper version of this picture.

   Included Resolutions:

Fullscreen (4:3): 1920x1440
Fullscreen (5:4): 1280x1024
HDTV (16:9): 1920x1080 | 1366x768
Widescreen (16:10): 1920x1200 | 1650x1080

   Download

Featured here: [link]

It's for InTime69 'cuz he wanted "Road to Twilight" as a wallpaper - here it is!


Resolutions:

1920x1440px [Fullscreen 4:3]
1920x1080px [HDTV 16:9]
2560x1600px [Widescreen 16:10]

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Other Wallpaper:
Summer Wallpaper I | Summer Wallpaper II | Summer Wallpaper III

Hope you like it - every comment, critique & is much appreciated.

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One interesting fact about sunsets that you probably don't know. When the sun appears this low above the horizon, it has actually already set. Did I lose you there?

Atmospheric refraction causes this phenomenon. The sun is below the horizon, but the atmosphere is bending the light rays, allowing us to see it for a few minutes longer than the actual length of the day. Science is cool

This is the Fraser River, as it enters the Georgia Straight in Richmond, BC. Taken at the same location -



Download includes up to 2560x1600 and 2560x1440, although I recommend 1920x1200 and 1920x1080 for quality reasons. Other sunsets -

1920 x 1200, thanks..

Infrared image taken on Koh Kood, Thailand. Feel free to download

Light blue edition: [link]

Infrared tutorial: [link]

please select "download" option for 1280x1024 resolution

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The path to Elfin Lakes, Garibaldi Park, Beautiful British Columbia! The isles of red are wild blueberry (heather) bushes. When you get there, you see west lake, and the east lake

Download is up to 2560x1600, and 2560x1440.

Location: Austria Salzburg
Date: Feb. 2011-
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm f4