Happy Birthday dear Lois I know you love sunsets - so this was especially arranged just for you!!

A rather still Moat and a vertical flip, gives you this. The back of the Bishop's Palace, Wells.

Ithaca Falls Panorama

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This is a panorama made up of 5 images that spanned this waterfall. I like how it encompasses the viewer and has the water constant throughout.
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Ithaca Falls in Ithaca, NY.

Blue Mountains National Park, NSW

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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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Cerro Fitz Roy

El Chalten, Patagonia Argentina

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Experimentation from my latest trip through Patagonia ( Workshop ) At Chile , Torres del paine .
Using a 8-15 mm lense at 14 mm F/4 ISO 8000 and 30 seconds .

Eta carinae nebula is visible in the lighten part of the milky way .

There was a strange "Tim Burton" feeling in these lands .

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The southern Milky Way stretches over the landscape as the moon rises on the horizon in the Australian Outback. Six image panorama.

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Seitenahveninen, Suomussalmi, Finland

A path, so you can go and hug the islander tree

Seitenahveninen, Suomussalmi, Finland

How to me it looks like same shape is in the clouds....

Silence of the Sea

Sunset, Natural Park Sintra Cascais - Portugal

Styria, Austria
Spring 2013

Wide Panorama from Großer Buchstein across the Gesäuse National Park with the peaks of Hochtor and Reichenstein Group (from left) in the first sunlight.

After spending the last two week traveling in Germany and Austria I’m finally returned and started to processes the images. I started in the Hainich National Park in Thuringia to shot some beech forest but I was less lucky with the conditions. HoweverI was compensated with some great light last week in Styria. Look forward to some great mountain vista, whitewater and underwater images!

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Franche-Comté - Jura - France

Spring 2013

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SURFERS PARADISE - Lofoten 2013

Slowly the urge grabs me back in the wilderness. Good thing is there are only 10 days until my photo buddy Felix Röser and I go on tour. To heat the general wanderlust I'll post today a photo of the Lofoten Islands last February. Look at this crazy guy in the water - amazing!

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I really love the ocean too bad i cant swim but i can still take pictures!!...Right?

Mountain view off Highway 20 in North Cascades National Park, WA


Finally going through some more of my past photos. I so miss Washington mountains.
We realize just how small we are as we stare in awe at the splendor of such mountainscapes.
Yet I'm thankful that the God who brought such beauty into existence cares about us, about me personally.

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Shot taken on June 28th 2012, after moonset, from the summit of Mount Rocciamelone (3,538 m), Italy.
Yes, a remote location indeed.

The infinite is my favorite subject, since I can't go into deep space, I am constantly searching it here, on Earth...

The point of view of landscape photography is often from the plain toward an higher subject (like a mountain), this happens most frequently for obvious practical issues.
That's why I've always dreamed of pictures taken from most rarest view points.

This is definitely among my favourite night shots I've taken so far, just for one simple reason: the encounter of several natural spectacles!
Here we have the Milky Way cutting the night sky in direction south, so it is perfectly aligned with the distant pyramidal summit of Monviso (3.841 m).
This alignment, Milky Way -> Monviso, occurs at the beginning of every summer night, then gradually the Earth moves eastward, and the starry sky obviously to the west.
However, the particularity of this wonderful night was the presence of an infinite bank of clouds, approximately 800 meters below the summit where I was spending the night... the lights of the valley below turned this mass in motion in a sort of "primordial ocean".

As usual in night photography, the camera was able to capture far more details than I could see with my eyes, anyway this has been one of the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen

Sunrise barely existed on this morning so I was thankful for the small part in the sky, even if it was all of only 50 seconds. By the time I recomposed it vanished, and the little precipitation that helped me out with the sun beams had no sooner later reached me.

Burgess Beach, Forster NSW, Australia

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Designed by John Bradfield (designer of the Sydney's Iconic Harbour Bridge), Brisbane's Story bridge spans the Brisbane River from Kangaroo Point in the south to New Farm in the north. Brisbane Queensland.

A two (2) shot landscape panorama, Shot on a Really Right Stuff Ultimate-Pro Omni-Pivot Panorama Head, stitched in PT Gui Pro and processed in CS6.

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Marquette Lighthouse of Marquette, MI. The light house is truly interesting. A vibrant red burst out of the scene and shouts look at me damn it!

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With joints screaming and legs aching from a long hike up another fourteener, I began to make my way towards the Upper South Colony Lake. Gorgeous low hanging clouds accompanied by a setting sun began to set the mood for some potential shots.

I decided to start the shin dig by focusing on the tail waters spilling out from the lake. With sun kissed peaks supplying a backdrop, I would have had to of been crazy not to focus on the beautiful flowers within the small stream.

What an amazing place this was and I cannot wait to return for a strict photo trip.

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Unaccomplish serie from Armor Coast in France, Brittany.I have lost definitely my SLR in the sea there...

Rippleside Beach, Geelong, Victoria, Australia taken at sunrise

Cozy Corner, Torquay, Geelong, Victoria, Australia at sunrise

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Taken in Washington state from Johnston Ridge Observatory.

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Buachaille etive mor - Rannoch Moor - Scotland

Winter 2011

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Torridon, UK
Winter 2012

With the aim of shooting some Scottish Landscapes in dynamic weather I started my trip to Great Britain in mid-November and traveled for about 5 weeks trough the country. My journey took me from the south coast of England via Northumberland to Scotland. In Scotland I traveled from the Isle of Skye to Caithness, Torridon and Assynt. As expected the weather conditions were very contrary (snow, sun, storm, rain). The exposed position at the Atlantic Ocean is responsible for the unpredictable weather in western Scotland. Often it’s possible to experience several seasons within one day. Although it often wasn’t very easy to keep my camera dry, I was rewarded with a variety of spectacular sunrises and sunsets.

In early December winter comes to northern Scotland. Ice covered the countless lakes and the frequently showers turn into snowfall. In the last part of my UK series I show the shots from Wester Ross. The photos were taken during several hikes in the spectacular mountainous regions An Teallach and Torridon. I'll upload them here on DA during the next days. English descriptions and more shoots will follow soon!



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A phoenix I inked one night while watching my friend use the pottery wheel... used mixed and pure red and blue ink.

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A painting I did a while back for an art competition. The image was to be painted on a table, which I had done.

Except I never got my promised reward, and I don't even care about that... I just want my table back (yes, I'm still rather upset about it).

At least I still have this.

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I did a scratchboard illustration of puffins. Puffins are adorable. :3

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This is another take on the cliffs of over the lower salt river. I have one more to share from here, and they all are somewhat similar. However, each one is a study in light and the different moods specific light provides over a landscape. This is a stitch of nine vertical images to include the cliffs and moon sneaking between the pink clouds. This was only taken about 20 minutes after my previous image. It is amazing how quickly the light can change out in the desert.

Lower Salt River- Arizona.

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Denali National Park, 2011.
The park's statistics says than when visiting it, everyone have 85 percent chance to see a grizzly, but only 40 percent of chance to see a piece of Mt. McKinley !
Here it is, taken at the end of the day, in what is the most impressive landscape I've seen while visiting Alaska.

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I guess the recent snow has got me thinking about snowy waterfalls
Cedar Falls from January of this year. Hocking Hills area of Ohio


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Yesterday evening at the top of Pramenác, Czech Republic.

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Fresh snow in the Chartreuse forest above Le Chevalon de Voreppe.

First winter photo session after more than two month. At last ! The condition wasn't so good : the sky was entirely cloudy and the fog was to high to go shooting with it. But the pleasure was there, it's essential.

Long exposure shot, 456 second.
Increased the warmth a little in this as well.

Shot in Sørkjosen, Troms, Northern Norway.


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Amazing Skaftafellsjokull glacier in South Iceland.
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Brighton U.K


The West Pier was opened in 1866 with a length of 1115 feet, and built with cast iron threaded columns screwed into the seabed. The pier did not have much of a superstructure until 1893 when a pier head was extended and a pavilion added. A concert hall was added in 1916 and a new top-deck entrance in 1932. In 1965 the pier was bought by a company that owned some seafront hotels and entertainment venues. They had ambitions for the pier but as maintenance costs increased the pier was closed in 1975 when Brighton Corporation declined to buy it and the pier passed into the hands of the Crown Estates Commissioners. A trust was formed to save the pier and in 1984 they bought it for a nominal sum.
The West Pier on fire in March 2003.

The West Pier had been cut off from the shore (partly deliberately, for safety reasons) since the early 1990s. A break was also caused by high winds in 1987, but the West Pier trust offered regular tours of it until the structure suffered a serious partial collapse during a storm on 29 December 2002, when a walkway connecting the concert hall and pavilion fell into the sea. On 20 January 2003 a further collapse saw the destruction of the concert hall in the middle of the pier. On 28 March 2003 the pavilion at the end of the pier caught fire. Firefighters were unable to save the building from destruction because the collapsed walkway prevented them from reaching it. The cause of the fire remains unknown. On 11 May 2003, another fire broke out, consuming most of what was left of the concert hall. The fire re-ignited on 12 May. Arson was suspected: the West Pier Trust refers to the fires as the work of "professional arsonists". Suggested beneficiaries to ending any possible development of the West Pier either local residents who objected to a new development on the sea front, or the threat of competition to the lucrative Palace Pier's business.

On 23 June 2004 high winds caused the middle of the pier to collapse completely. Despite all these setbacks, the West Pier Trust remained adamant that they would soon begin full restoration work. Finally, in December 2004, the Trust conceded defeat, after their plans were rejected by the Heritage Lottery Fund, in part because of problems with achieving the required "matched funding" from outside sources. Subsequent plans to restore only the oldest, structural parts of the pier were eventually rejected by English Heritage. In September 2005 the Trust revealed in their newsletter that they were forming further plans to rebuild the original structure with help from private funding.

The pier was partially demolished in February 2010, mainly to make way for the new i360 observation tower, and for some safety concerns



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An upcoming storm is painting the sky over the Ploumanac'h lighthouse (Brittany - France). The coast around this town is known as the "Pink Granit Coast". These kind of rocks can be found on a coastline in only 3 locations in the world.

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