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Nice sunrise, very "painting-like" scene.


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Amsterdam Forest, Netherlands

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I stand
Alone
I pray
Alone
Can you see
Me
Can you hear
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I live
Alone
I age
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Can you help
Me
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It's my silent prayer
You leave
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Right after rain...find your way...
Kulinichi, Kharkov Region, Ukraine

Canon EOS 400D 15mm
Sigma 10-20mm
1/50 F8.0 iso100
Cokin Neutral Grey Gradient G2 ND8 S

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An impressive blaze of colors at the western tip of Europe right after sunset. The ‘Boca do Inferno’ is one of the most beautiful and interesting rock formations that can be found in Portugal.

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The ‘Rio Arzazas‘ flows into countless cascades and waterfalls located in the Ordesa National Park which creates an idyllic setting. The picture shows the deep river valley at dawn right before sunrise. Both, little light and the starry sky convey a mystique atmosphere.

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A long exposure shows the earth’s rotation in form of paths traced by the stars, except for the polar star that remains at its position because of its alignment with the earth’s axis of rotation. This photo was taken on a clear new moon night at the Praia da Ursa. The beach is located at the western tip of Europe and is permanently exposed to the ocean’s forces, reason for the constantly changing rock formations.

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Fascinating illuminated clouds hanging over the Vesterålen in Norway. The photo captures waves in the Norwegian Sea breaking over rocks on the island Hadseløya.

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Another piece of the amazing sky from my weekend journey to Turtle Mountain. I swear someone is watching over me wherever I go, showing me fragments of this beautiful world to share with everyone.

just so everyone knows, there is no manip here other than a Raw Conversion,(contrast, WB/including a 7% color bump) And CS for the usual, levels, curves, etc

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canon 20d
tamron 17-35

Sometimes you are lucky enough to find yourself in front of a scene that includes almost all of your obsessions; a beautifully built stone bridge, a double waterfall and a raging river running beneath it... copper-leafed trees framing it all...

And yet, after you have spent some time at that place, looking at it from all possible angles, trying to capture that wonderful puzzle, you realize you have fallen in love with just one piece of it.

Sometimes you find that one particular piece of the puzzle is much more important than the whole picture...


Location: Palaiokaria, Trikala, Greece

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Camera: Nikon D300
Lens: Nikkor VR 18-200mm @80mm
Aperture: f/16
Shutter Speed: 1s
ISO: 200

*filters*
Hoya Circular Polarizer
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This was just a random shot in the same Botanic Garden, where Botanic Attack series took place. I think this looks pretty decent, even thou' again, it's the same cellphone camera ^^.

edit: Somehow the old upload was 1/2 the size of original photo. Don't know why. But now I retouched this up a bit and got this in it's 100% size. So now more print sizes are available .

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Glacier feeding Wedgemount Lake. The fog had just lifted enough to see the lake clearly. Better than refilling your Coke at the movies

Location: Wedgemount Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park, Beautiful British Columbia, Canada.
Equipment: Nikon D90 + Tokina 11-16mm + Tiffen Polarizer.
Processing: Photomatix Pro 4.1 and Photoshop CS5 from 3 RAW exposures.
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Victoria Beach, CA

Plaża w okolicach Juraty...

Victoria Beach, CA

For just a moment this past summer I was blessed to be able to visit the Grand Canyon. It truly does take your breath away the first time you see it. You're not prepared for just how vast it is. One day, perhaps, I'll get to go back. Until then, I'll keep living in the moment.

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Another photo from my trip to Glacier National Park last August. When you enter the park at Many Glacier, one of the first things you will see is Lake Sherburne and the mountains to the west. Grinnell Point is near the center of the frame, with the Garden Wall / Continental Divide beyond it.

The water was completely still, so my girlfriend and I stopped to photograph it. While most people stood at the roadside, pointing their camera phones toward the beautiful scene, we took the short rocky walk down to the water's edge for a better (and less crowded) vantage point.

NOTE: When displayed at its default size, the photo may appear a bit "soft". FULL VIEW is highly recommended for better appreciation of detail.

(Nikon D90, Nikon 18-200 lens, circular polarizer, f/22, 1/1.3 seconds, Bogen/Manfrotto tripod)

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The sunlight shines through an opaque wall of ice formed by a waterfall.
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lte in germany /baltic sea

This was shot on Saturday Feb 16th. The lighting condition was good but the water flow was not that good because we had pretty dry winter season this year.

FAIRYTALE SEA - Lofoten 2013

We had some really nice weather conditions as we reached Unstadvika. After an extensive outdoor-breakfast we packed our gear and went for a shooting. The clouds had a great color-tint. With the smooth rocks in the foreground, I quickly found a suitable contrast to the bizarre mountains in the background.

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BLACK PEARLS - Lofoten 2013

Early in the morning I used a little longer exposure and the soft rocks to get a smoothly feeling in this photo. The soft purple-blue colors were helping me.

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Wschód słońca ze zboczy Pilska (Beskid Żywiecki / Poland)

Szlak na Kiczorę (Beskid Żywiecki/Poland)

I have many shots from this trip but the simplicity of this shot (in the face of my increasingly expansive style) makes it one of my favorites. With the snow lit by the fast approaching dawn to the east and the western sky still in darkness there was a strong tonal contrast to work with. The clouds drifting around the moon broke up the sky with the moon itself providing the crucial focal point. The ripples in the snow created the effect of lapping waves which, I think, works particularly well in bringing a sense of motion to the image.

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Finding sunlit snow formations was quite a difficult task. The easterly wind had ensured that it was mostly level or wet facing slopes that had interesting foregrounds. With a bit of hunting I found something worth capturing. The light only lasted a moment but it was sufficient to make this image looking across to Y Foel Goch.

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Durin my trip on Quiberon Island I have discovered during the afternoon a small beach totally enclosed in a cliff landscape. The angle of the sun in the evening should be ideal then I came back at the sunset to shoot this waterscape. It was not easy to get down to the small beach cause the path was not accessible at high tide then I have decided to get there at low tide and wait for the water to mount. At high tide the beach was reduced to some meters. I was lucky at the end to find a way to get back on the cliff !
To realize this image I have shooted three different exposures for the beach, the sky and the cliffs.

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I'm really proud and happy to announce that the photographer group Horizons Naturels have accepted my proposal to integrat their very friendly team. For the occasion you can find my last image production from Vendée, France. I thank them all for their warm welcoming which reenforce even more my motivation to produce new images in the coming year in a group whom I share values.

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Wild Emergence at low tide on the vendeenne ledge near Saint Hilaire de Riez, Vendée , France. The conditions have been exceptionnal this evening and I have had the luck to admire a living coral.

Another shot from my dawn shoot at Long Reef the other day. This is a great location at low tide, as it provides lots of small pools of water that provide excellent reflections of the early morning sky.

Nikon D7000, Sigma 10-20mm, Cokin ND8 filter. HDR conversion in Nik Software HDR Efex Pro, PP in CS5.

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Another shot from the session I did the other week on the South West coast of Portugal. This was the last shot of the night, 30 minutes after the sun had set...and I'm amazed it worked out to be honest..there was so much spray in the air that I didn't think it was worth trying anything longer than a couple of seconds.

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Taken on Costa Vicentina, Algarve, Portugal
Nikon D3 w/ Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8
Gitzo GT2541 tripod w/ Gitzo GH1780QR ballhead
Lee 0.3 (3 stop) hard NDG | Hoya ND400 (9 stop)
80 secs | f8 | 17mm

Workflow in Nikon Capture NX2. Title in PS

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From the roof of mount Fitz Roy in Patagonia, Argentina. Not far from El Chalen...

Fitz Roy area, Patagonia, Argentina.

Canon EOS 5D mkII - EF 16-35f2.8 L - Lee nd grad filter - Tripod


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Dolina Jaworzynka z okolic Diabełka. A nad nią, hen wysoko - Giewont.

Western Tatras, Poland. June 2012

Jak w tytule Sedlo Ploskej, w tle Cierny Kamen, a dalej Rakytov. Czyli przepiękna, majowa Słowacja

Vel'ka Fatra, Slovakia. May 2013

Kenya / Tanzania. March 2013.

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On the last day of the southern glacier trek, we had to climb non stop for hours to get to the top of a mountain, where a lagoon and some ice caves awaited. This was arguably the hardest climb I've ever done, incredibly steep and rocky, with no possibility to walk on a sturdy surface. Add to that the facts that we were over 5600 meters above sea level (meaning very little oxygen) and that I had to carry my 10kg photo bag on my aching back, and conclude that it was really, really hard. 10 steps and a rest, another 10 steps and another rest
When the climb was over, we had the chance to witness and shoot some very beautiful spots, such as the turquoise lagoon shown here.

Canon 5D3
Canon 17-40mm f/4
Lee Filters, Heliopan CPL
Mina Blanca Sur Trek, Bolivia

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Laguna Torre in El Chaltén, Argentina

I have used 400 mm lense here to capture this scene , from Lago Grey ( torres del paine - Chile - Patagonia ) , I was waiting to get an interesting light to compliment these peaks , in addition with a dark foreground sky .

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Here's a b&w interpretation of the Chaudière falls, near Quebec city...

North Fork of Cascade Canyon, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

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2012.07.23, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Dolomites, Italy.

Nikon D90 - Nikon 10-24 @ 10 mm - f/8 - 1/250 sec - iso 200 - Soligor CPL - NEF - Capture NX 2.2.6 - PS/CS6

The shores of this small lake was the farest we hiked around the peak. But we started from the wrong side... I've missed the most iconic north-east views. One more reason to revisit this place once more. It's full of epicness!

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