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Taken from Myrdal in Vik, Iceland. This is the viewpoint for Reynisfjara, the famous Black Sand Beach.
Shot on a Pentax 6x7 with a 55mm F/4, Cinestill 800T
Scanned on a Fujifilm GFX 50R on a Pentax 645 120mm F/4 Macro, Converted with Negative Lab Pro
I was captivated by the beauty of the sideboard. I just had to wait for a guest to come into the party ... and click
A panorama taken at the viewpoint along Kamloops Lake on the way to Prince George. I shot this with my Fuji 16-80 mounted on my Funi X-S10 @ f11. The panorama was made up of 11 vertical exposures processed in Capture One and stitched together in PT Gui Pro.
VIEW LARGE I' m am not a morning person but getting up at 4:30 am in December and hanging out at 25 degrees or less was totally worthwhile to catch this sublime place in this light.
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You know it, you (may) love it, but you've seen about 100 pictures of it before from me. But I hadn't taken any waterfall picture in 2 months and High Falls downtown is the ultimate in waterfall convenience. A different viewpoint here.
With Wisconsin locked down due to the virus it's a great time to embrace the solitude and explore new places. Milwaukee, WI 5-8-20.
it's about the warmth 😄
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The telephoto lens view of the marina of Vila Franca do Campo seen from the viewpoint of the Hermitage of Our Lady of Peace.
A visão de teleobjectiva da marina de Vila Franca do Campo, vista a partir do miradouro da Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Paz.
Beautiful viewpoint, worth the climb and the washing I got from the cold spring rain on my way back...