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This pedestrian bridge spans the Fox River in Geneva, Illinois. On the left can be seen the Fabyan Windmill.
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A beautiful rock formation and very hard to explore the spot but totally worth exploring it..It was a small cave and hd to shoot very low to get the shot
Bit of a quick 'run and gun' weekend road trip to Yorkshire ended up at Ribblehead. First time I've manged to get here so definiately on the return to list when I have more time. 7 image pano.
I saw these numbers painted on the pavement of our local school. I happened to be walking nearest to the negative numbers and immediately was reminded of of all the negativity swirling around me this month and this year.
Then I reflected on the entire year — an entire year of my life. And I was snapped into sobriety. A message, clear as day, presented itself to me in this instance: When you're slapped in the face with so much positive, you only have to change a few things to focus on the positive.
Taken 23/11/2012
Somewhere on the outskirts of Manchester where I happened upon this huge field of supersized grass. Never seen anyhting like that before.
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Dramatic clouds on the evening skyline
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Everyone else was shooting drawers from above or from the front, so I decided to go low-angle. :) (Shot with the Rokinon 12mmF/2 at F/11, not 58mm as stated in the camera info.)
Another photo from my new favorite place on Skyline Drive. Side Note: I pulled off at an unmarked pull-out for this photo. There's a path there, but it's not a popular spot since there are no vistas. I love to look up at trees this way.
Olympic coast has some of nature's best exhibits of off-shore sea stacks. The whole place becomes lively during a fiery sunset with the beach filled with glassy reflections from the incoming tide.
Camping here overnight to witness an amazing sunset/sunrise duo, is one of the most exciting things I have done in the recent past.
An ugly 1979 Ford Thunderbird with faux luggage straps (that vintage touring car effect) ~ Hyde Park, NY
Moscow, Russia - June 01, 2016: Buildings of Moscow International Business Center, low angle view
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“Deep in the drilled-in mud of the fields behind me, our bulbs are wrapped in their brittle skins with their messages of color stored inside. Blue iris, yellow crocus, tulips of all colors.”
― Anna Smaill, The Chimes
I like the little cloud detail in this photo!
P.S.: I made this shot after cleaning my camera's sensor to check if everything is OK and I 'm satisfied.
Calm , colorful way to end the day. The low angle makes it look rough but the water was as peaceful as the evening.
I went out to see if I could capture the morning dawn at the beach in Ft Walton Beach Florida. The actual sunrise was blocked by high rise buildings along the beach. Looking around I spotted a number of early morning stints (occasionally called peeps or even sandpiper birds) who decided to join me at the waters edge. The orange sunshine can be seen in distance as it bounces off the waves, adding a touch of color to the otherwise monotone sand.
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Last month I won the overall title Travel Photographer Of The Year 2015 (www.tpoty.com) with two black and white portfolios - a landscape portfolio and a wildlife portfolio. Here’s the third image from the wildlife portfolio. Don’t worry, there’s only one image left after this one :-)
All four images in this portfolio were shot on our Namibia Untamed tour earlier this year. Two years ago we decided to add a surprise boat cruise off the coast of Walvis Bay. This is a great opportunity to photograph thousands of seals, dolphins and pelicans. My personal highlight of this boat cruise is the pelicans - amazing creatures and very photogenic. This year we had a couple that landed on our boat and I was able to get very close with my wide angle lens. I’ve got plenty of pelicans in flight shots, so I was interested in creating something different. I decided to turn my pelican shoot into a study of shape and light, creating very graphic images.
After a while, the pelicans got so used to my presence, that I was able to move in closer and closer. So close actually, that depth of field was turning into a problem - I had to stop down quite a bit to keep everything in focus, especially with some of the other shots in this series that I will show later.
The processing was pretty straightforward, apart from the conversion to black and white. Black and white is so much more difficult than colour photography, because you don’t have those pretty colors that people like so much, and colors are helpful to separate shapes. Without colour, certain shapes that were separated from each other in the colour version, will suddenly merge in a black and white version. Good black and white images are therefore often created on location - that’s when you can already see what is needed for a good bw image.
If you would like to join us to Namibia, then you’re out of luck for 2016 as we’re fully booked. Even our 2017 tour is already fully booked, but we opened a second tour for 2017 that is going to be led by amazing landscape photographer Ryan Dyar. It will take place from 17 June to 1 July 2017.
If you want to visit Namibia, look no further. There is no better organized Namibia tour out there. We were the first company to offer photo tours to Namibia, the first to do night photography in Deadvlei, and we are still the only one that offers microlight flights over the famous Namibian sand dunes - the best and most exciting way to do aerial photography.
If you're interested in joining Ryan to Namibia, please check out our website for more information, images, video clips, and a very detailed tour PDF: www.squiver.com
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This time of year in the American midwest, if your shoot outdoors, you take what the season (and the weather) gives you. I spend 20 minutes wondering through pretty deep snow in the woods just across the road, looking for something seasonal. Some texture and detail in the limited winter tones. This was the very last shot... a small clearing in an otherwise tangled mess of thorn branches, underbrush and fallen tree limbs.
Who knows when this small branch with leaves fell from a nearby oak and got caught up in the base of a thorn stock... but for however long it was, it waited there patiently until the snow piled up and I came along. And for that, I'm grateful.
Sometimes, if you aren't sure about something, you have to just jump off the bridge and grow wings on your way down. - Danielle Steel
Presenting a recent shot from a short trip to Montreal, Canada. Shot this by placing the camera on the floor as i didn't trust my hands to capture a sharp image even with ISO bumped up to 2500.
Notre-Dame Basilica (Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal) is a basilica in the historic district of Old Montreal, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Designed by James O'Donnell, an Irish-American Anglican from New York, the church's Gothic Revival architecture is among the most dramatic in the world; its interior is grand and colourful, its ceiling is coloured deep blue and decorated with golden stars, and the rest of the sanctuary is a polychrome of blues, azures, reds, purples, silver, and gold. It is filled with hundreds of intricate wooden carvings and several religious statues.
This shot was taken at the street of Hyderabad India
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