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U.S. soldier next to 2 German soldiers who were killed in action... R.I.P guys.. Always sad to see a fellow human being killed, no matter which side they were on..
San Ignacio Miní was one of the many missions founded in 1632, in Argentina, by the Jesuits in what the colonial Spaniards called the Province of Paraguay of the Americas during the Spanish colonial period. It is located near present-day San Ignacio valley, some 60 km north of Posadas, Misiones Province, Argentina. In 1984 it was one of four reducciones in Argentina to be designated by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.
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I find that gratitude wells up on evening displays like this. I do not take for granted the wonderful amazing gift of sight to take this in.
These are shots from my 3rd wedding as a second shooter.
The main photographer gave me some freedom to direct a bit and use my creativity this time around. My best experience yet.
Mixed Emotions - Lac Pin Blanc - Temiscaming, Quebec
No fancy Photoshop, this is as it was - the moon, blue sky and clouds.
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This was the first image I captured during my shoot at Crystal Crescent Beach, and it was an obvious choice for me due to my love of lighthouses, one of the key reasons I wanted to explore this location. Adding to the appeal were the dramatic skies that set the perfect mood for the scene. The lighthouse in question is the Sambro Island Lighthouse, standing 25 meters tall.
Situated on an isolated island just off the shore, the lighthouse fits beautifully with the sense of seclusion I wanted to convey. However, by my rough estimate, it's about 5 kilometers from the beach, which made it appear quite small even at 600mm on my full-frame camera. I chose not to crop heavily, as doing so would sacrifice the incredible drama of the sky.
I also ambitiously attempted a long exposure, but the strong winds caused too much vibration for a clear shot. It’s a reminder that I’ll need to return to this spot and try again.
Some drama in the sky as the rain swept in.
Used a 0.6 hard grad to tame the sky and polariser to get the detail in the foreground
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F/4 1/2000sec 12mm ISO200
hab mich in der letzten zeit eher auf das fotografieren von personen konzentriert und mein 12-24mm war schon beleidigt, dass ich es nicht mehr brauche ;)
While the engaged photographer was taking photos of the couple I sneaked from behind and took some shots myself. At home I was experimenting a little more with the Nik filters and made the couple shine in front of the dramatic scenery.
I wanted to create a nice lighting effect.
But I could not get. in this photo is something I like her pose.
These colours are a true reflection of the rocks on this coast
14 hour trek , Tim Neil - Sunrise was this beach i seen on Google earth - Result , other plans were very historic dating back to 1850's .
Makeup: Camilla Glans
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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