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Dramatic lines swirl, creating a path towared a bullseye of sorts that hovers over a field of energy-charged color. Steel and concrete provide contrasting textures. It's an abstract of sorts since spatial relationships are hidden. The imagination must work for the story.
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These are moments like this thats reminds me why i started photography 📷 Mother nature never cease to amaze me 🌍🙏 The clouds cleared just before sunset, offering a nice view and blazing lights on Mont Dolent, wich is the border between France, Italy and Switzerland 🗻 A magic moment shared with friends @samfavret @picaherry @bouli_chx @fabian_bodet_chirvprod @baud_kristo @henslisage @jjrceron @sebkchx @jeremy_bernard_photography
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There’s something special about stumbling upon a hidden waterfall deep in the backcountry. No trail signs. No crowds. Just the sound of rushing water pulling you in.
As the afternoon sun filtered through the canyon, the falls exploded into a soft mist, scattering light in every direction. The walls around me seemed to glow. This is a quiet reminder of the magic that still lives off the beaten path.
The setting sun slowly disappeared behind the fog-covered hills, wrapping the valley in layers of gold and grey. The view from our homestay felt like a dream—soft mist, quiet light, and a calm that words can’t quite capture.
Towers rise into the mists of the stormy sky, seemingly reaching for the moon. Bold contrast shows off dynamic lines and patterns that create pathways for my eye to follow and details to explore.
www.roxanneoverton.com – where you will find more photography and information on my instructional and travel series photography books.
My first sunset in the Dolomites 🌄
After a full day winding through fiery autumn forests and mirror-like lakes, I finally arrived at the iconic Passo Giau. And then this happened.
Standing here as the sky slowly shifted from gold to pink to deep blue, surrounded by these monumental peaks, I felt completely overwhelmed, in the best way possible. A mix of gratitude, awe, and disbelief that a place like this truly exists.
Silence, crisp air, and a landscape so vast it makes you feel small… yet incredibly alive.
One of those moments you don’t just see, you feel, and carry with you forever.
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Oberhalb von Schmilka gibt es eine Felsenwelt, die zum Träumen und Verweilen einlädt. Wenn man hier zur richtigen Tageszeit entlang wandert, kann man einen schönen Blick auf den Rauschenstein erhaschen.
Gestern Abend habe ich mich mit dem Fahrrad auf dem Weg von Arbeit richtig beeilt und bin mit meinem Fotorucksack nochmal losgezogen. Ich wollte auch mal wieder Sonne tanken. Also spurtete ich in weniger als 30 Minuten vom Parkplatz hier hoch zu diesem schönen Ort. Und mit was für Licht ich belohnt wurde. Vor der untergehenden Sonne wirkte der Rauschenstein dann tatsächlich wie eine Krone, die Krone des Königs =).
I scouted this location on December 19th, 2020, and returned the next afternoon with both film and digital cameras. I was given an early Christmas present with the fantastic scene that unfolded around me. Many different bird species use this area as a stopover going south for the winter. I have not received my film rolls back from developing. I find it hard to believe that any of those images will surpass this particular digital shot: especially considering the demanding dynamic range and color of this sunset scene. We shall see in the next few weeks when the film scans arrive.
A lingering shutter, and second look, a collection of time. Complexity matches the city vibe. People move through and fade into the distance. Buildings stand tall but take on different perspectives. Patterns dance and attract my eye. Colors morph a bit. This is what I catch in my peripheral vision.
www.roxanneoverton.com – where you will find more photography and information on my instructional and travel series photography books.
"A silhouette bathed in golden sun rays, standing peacefully under the embrace of a timeless tree.""Lost in the golden embrace of nature, where shadows whisper stories and sunbeams weave dreams.
Embarking on an unforgettable journey to the rugged eastern tip of Madeira. ⛰️
The hike across Ponta de São Lourenço is easily one of the most breathtaking experiences on the island. No trees, just raw volcanic landscape, salt-spray air, and views that stretch on forever. It’s a bit of a trek, but every step is worth it for a view like this.
If you go, bring plenty of water and a windbreaker—the Atlantic breeze doesn’t play around! @Visit Madeira
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Another day and another story on Ocean Beach. In the elements, three friends gather. They give perspective to the immense sea rolling in. The pale colors of the stormy day add to the atmosphere - make me feel like I"m there again.
www.roxanneoverton.com – where you will find more photography and information on my instructional and travel series photography books.
Once I knew I would be in St. John's this past weekend, I immediately checked the forecast, the tides, and the time of sunrise. All three were in my favor.
Come Saturday evening, the tides and sunrise remained the same with the exception of one hour time change. The forecast; cloudy with snow developing and 35 km winds. That's doable though not desirable.
I arrived 4:30 at Cape Spear to a slender ribbon of light on the horizon, no cloud, a sky full of stars and not enough wind to fan a candle's flame. I have not known such a calm on the Cape! The stillness was eerie.
I dressed for weather and grabbed my gear. Right, left. Right, left; counting the steps to the lighthouse. As always there were more distractions than steps and the shutter was warming up.
I got my shots but the conditions didn't last. By 9:00 I made my way off the Cape midst cloud, snow and wind.
These visits aren't always lengthy but they are always memorable.
I scouted this location on December 19th, 2020, and returned the next afternoon with both film and digital cameras. I was given an early Christmas present with the fantastic scene that unfolded around me. Many different bird species use this area as a stopover going south for the winter. I have not received my film rolls back from developing. I find it hard to believe that any of those images will surpass this particular digital shot: especially considering the demanding dynamic range and color of this sunset scene. We shall see in the next few weeks when the film scans arrive.
Rainy days can gift some magic when I take time to stop and explore. An old parking lot shares colorful shapes, old tire tracks and reflected light posts creating a nice series of patterns, lines and angles. It invites exploration.
www.roxanneoverton.com – where you will find more photography and information on my instructional and travel series photography books.