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Taken in Jasper National Park. I Came across this small herd of female elk and their calves grazing along the highway and I was able to capture this shot from the caw
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I shot this sunset golden hour at the Dana point strand beach a couple weeks on my Sony camera with wide angle zweiss lens f4 16-35 mm. The metadata should have the specific details
The Aurora and the weather cooperated last weekend! This was the first time I photographed the Aurora, I hope future photos look even better! (Canon 5DSr, 11-24 lens, f/4, ISO 6400, 15s)
I frequently go to Hacienda Heights hiking trails and at the time I took this lush landscape photo of the adjacent hills, southern California had a lot of rain – thus, the green hills :). http://wshe.es/7JlNpEX5
Walking along beach, observed the sand fence with dunes, framed the shot, but only had my old Canon point and shoot 6 megapixel camera with me. Final print was 12×30, matted and framed to 16×34. The natural grain resembles Kodak ISO400 Tri-X.
This old cannery saw millions of Fraser R. salmon pass across it’s processing floor before being torn dow in 1973. It had been out of use as a cannery for many years before that but served as storage facility for old wooden gill netters and as a home base for local waterfowls heading out into the foreshore marshes of the Fraser R. to harvest the plentiful ducks and snow geese.
My Home State in Australia, went for a visit, now living in Queensland, when I get home sick I just look at my photos. This photo taken about 1 hr before sunset.
A cold near zero morning at Shillalah Falls near Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. The sun had just risen and was striking the mountain near the top of the photo.
I hiked dozens and dozens of steps to get to the bottom of the High Falls at Tettegouche State Park. This is the highest waterfall in Minnesota. The sun was shining and the water was cool. Perfect place to rest and eat a snack.
I live on this pond in eastern Maine. This photo was taken of “the calm after a storm.” It is such a beautiful spot and affords me many photo opportunities during all the seasons in this small New England town.
Having dinner on the northwest coast of Barbados, on holiday with my wife and two of our daughters, we couldn’t pass up the tropical color combinations framing the sea at sunset.
My husband and I have been camping in this valley for many years. It’s beauty takes our breath away every time we visit. This photo show’s it’s natural beauty of where high desert meets the mountains.
Eye of the Beholder – Shot last month on Big Talbot Island, FL. There’s a beach facing East with tons of driftwood. I did exposure bracketing as it was early in the morning and merged into an HDR photo. Canon 5D Mark III, 31mm, ISO 100, f/14, 1/5-1/320sec
Shot at low tide the end of a sandbar jutting into Long Island Sount in Westport, CT. Shot with a NikonD500, Nikkor 16-85 lens at f13 using a graduated ND filter.
After a heavy rain the precipitation was just right and created this beautiful double rainbow. I wanted something in the foreground so I chose the fence and got low enough to shoot up at it.
I just bought a new cannon camera and used it with this photo. I love this viewpoint of downtown because from here you can see the stone arch bridge, downtown and the new US Bank stadium to the left.
A storm was passing over the mountain as we arrived at the trailhead. No one was on the trail as we began our hike in near zero visibility. As the clouds cleared away, they revealed vignettes into the meadows along our trek.
Photo was taken at Cannon Beach to capture a well known landmark in the area—The Haystack. As a bonus the photo includes a couple of “Beach Cowgirls” on a morning ride.
Psalm 19 begins: The heavens are telling the glory of God; and the firmament proclaims his handiwork. Day to day pours forth speech, and night to night declares knowledge. There is no speech, nor are there words; their voice is not heard; yet their voice goes out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world. In the heavens he has set a tent for the sun (end of excerpt) You now see what I saw, there, all the time in the waning sunlight. Just quietly there, like waiting for me to turn to see it.
Taking a walk near the zoo in Waikiki when the tree branches above my head caught my eye. Branches were angled in all directions with a sunny sky and light leaf cover made an interesting abstract.
I was in Greenland on a Schooner and this is one of the many amazing icebergs we saw. This was taken with my Olympus OMD M1 and the 12-40mm F2.8 lens. The settings were iso 200, f11, 1/200sec at 13mm.
November 2014, Arlington, SD
The Dedication Project #001 titled “Simple Beauty”
The winters here are long and hard with wind chills reaching up to -60 in the region where I lived. I loved the trees in the wintertime because they looked like something out of a story book with their perfect shape and their boughs covered in snow. The skies were almost always gray in the winter months so it was helpful to be able to “see” the beauty in my surroundings.
I took this in the Owyhee Mountains in Southern Idaho while trying to find the wild horses that live there. Unfortunately I didn’t find the horses, but the terrain was so pretty that I took this image.
The sunsets on Lake Oroville California are stunning. This is one of many I have taken over the years. Hope you all like it. I love the lavender color of the sky and lake.
Hi Jessica; I still can’t see any photos, just comments. Also there is no box at the top of my page to submit photos. Can others see the photos, or am I the only one that can’t? I’m guessing there would be more conversations regarding this problem if no one could see the shots.
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Winifred Falls The Royal National Park Sydnay NSW. Quite a rough walk on a fire trail to reach this location and lucky it had been raining just before we visited so we were able to enjoy a cup of coffee and soak up the beauty of the falls
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This is from Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park. Itwas taken early in the morning, so there was a lot of steam which I thought was very ethereal.
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The resort island of Jekyll Island, Ga. (one of the Golden Isles) features many ancient, massive Live Oaks festooned with Spanish Moss. The length and bulk of the branches is astounding. Although the sun was already well up, I took a shot (haha) at this one. I like the spacial ambiguity here; the branch is so big it could be a tree, but it’s 20-30 feet in the air. Are the smaller branches going up or down? The moss creates depth, while a slight breeze adds a subtle sense of movement. In order to compensate for the extreme contrasts, I cranked the Highlights and Whites way down and the Shadows way up (that is, lightening them). The Texture slider, a fairly recent addition to RAW, adds a bit more fuzziness to the moss and grain to the bark. It’s also good for making dirt grainier.
Well done. The clouds on the left and in the center either point to the opera house or radiate from it. The clouds on the right highlight the bridge while counteracting the rightward sweep of the bridge. The center of the wake curves toward the bridge, while the edges of the wake create diverging lines, with one leading to the bridge and the other to the opera house. The back of the boat places the viewer in the scene.
Good capture of the texture of the snow on the branches. Looks like a couple of water spots on the lens. You could use Spot Healing Brush or Clone Stamp to get rid of them.
Seashore on western Ireland coast. Recently came back from 10 day tour of Ireland. Beautiful country and shot many images on the trip. Would like to go back again someday.
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Houma House Plantation on the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge, La. I have been taking pictures of this place for over 20 years. They consistently add new features and buildings the plantation.
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This photo was taken after a sunrise camel ride to a hut near the top of Mt. Sinai in Egypt. Shot with a Canon EOS-R, mirrorless at 24mm, 1/500 sec., f/10, ISO 200.
Taken at the Riparian Preserve near Phoenix AZ. I waited for this Great Egret to take off and when it did I was able to get this shot with water coming off its feet.
Waiting for crew to arrive to count Bald Eagles present at Lake Perris State Park, Ca I was watching the sun rise and saw the scene develop so I took the photo when I felt the lighting was right.
Taken on Feb. 18, 2020 using my Nikon D7500, ISO 200, 18 mm, f/11, 1/400 S. Photo is of the Grand Canyon at Toroweap Overlook in Arizona which is on the North Rim.
Sunset in the foothills of the Strezleki Ranges, Victoria, Australia. I was almost home in Poowong, and simply had to stop and capture the essence of the sun setting over the hills. I love country living and the photo opportunities that come with the area. It’s breathtaking at times and simply grounds you with it’s beauty.
Shot at the Ogeechee canal park very little editing mainly cropping. UseD my Sony alpha 6000 F 11 at 1/350 on automatic focus because my eyes aren’t very good anymore.
We were visiting my sister who lived in Fort Mohave. She took us for a “sightseeing” drive and that’s why I have no idea exactly where this is other than the “Arizona Desert”.
I love running out to the country after a storm. The flat agricultural areas of Illinois yield beautiful views of the setting sun and the passing storm clouds. The sunset really lights up the sky.
Sorry to hijack the comments… can you make these galleries so we can click through them? I have to go back and forth, then click to zoom on each one, which is irritating. The pictures are great.
Visited Yellow Stone in June 2018. In June weather is still so unpredictable, a fine and warm beautiful morning can turn into cold, snowy day anytime. the park is so huge 5 days is hardly enough to see all the landmarks. After entering the park you still need to drive for hours at 45 km/h to reach a particular landmark. Landscape in Wyoming is beautiful though.
Taken in Jasper National Park. I Came across this small herd of female elk and their calves grazing along the highway and I was able to capture this shot from the caw
Coming out of Boulder, Colorado..
This otter not happy we found him
Hello Photographers!
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Thank you for the opportunity to share.
This is a great way to share our photos. Thank you so much.
What is speed, aperture, iso, …?
What time did you take the photo?
Sorry. Maui coast not Oahu
we werre looking at the mountains 180 deggrees to this shot and my wife turned around and said wow and I turned and got this shot.
Sunrise at Lake Te Anau, New Zealand
I shot this sunset golden hour at the Dana point strand beach a couple weeks on my Sony camera with wide angle zweiss lens f4 16-35 mm. The metadata should have the specific details
A view of Mount Edith Cavel from Jasper Town Site.
Trying to add a nice landscape photo – not sure how to upload, maybe if I hit ‘submit’ there will be an upload option?
If you go to the top of the page on the right side, there is a box that says upload file. Enter the details and then hit share your photo button
Ross Landing are of Chattanooga
Best City in America to Live.
Near Auger Falls upstate NY
Fresh fallen leaves
Mojave Desert in Ca
The Aurora and the weather cooperated last weekend! This was the first time I photographed the Aurora, I hope future photos look even better! (Canon 5DSr, 11-24 lens, f/4, ISO 6400, 15s)
I frequently go to Hacienda Heights hiking trails and at the time I took this lush landscape photo of the adjacent hills, southern California had a lot of rain – thus, the green hills :).
http://wshe.es/7JlNpEX5
Santa Monica mountains
pond in the town I grew up in
fall in CT
7 am , November 2016
Overcast morning at Maligne Lake, Jasper, alberta
Remote and beautiful salt springs at Grosbeak Lake in the North West Territories – used a Tamron 18-400mm…
Overcast morning at Maligne Lake, Jasper, Alberta
Taken during a windy day after a snow storm. Best time to take photos is when no one else is out there with the camera. Too cold!
A 14er in Colorado at sunset. Where Mt Goats are at home on the road to the sky
Just something that I love to do
I can’t resist the rise and fall of the sun
I love all landscapes and wild animals
Taken at Half Moon bay Moss beach!
While in Hawaii I was able to take some pictures from a helicopter of Fissure 8 lava field from the 2018 volcanic eruption.
Painter and photographer.
Captured under a clear night sky with the Milky Way, a man crosses an old rail road bridge in he Colorado mountains
Intermediate photographer who loves shooting nature.
Not a feather out of place!
Walking along beach, observed the sand fence with dunes, framed the shot, but only had my old Canon point and shoot 6 megapixel camera with me. Final print was 12×30, matted and framed to 16×34. The natural grain resembles Kodak ISO400 Tri-X.
Taken overlooking Alma, New Brunswick.
reflections of a canadian lake
Out driving around by myself in Grand Tetons National Park when the sky started to darken. I pulled over and shot these amazing colors.
This old cannery saw millions of Fraser R. salmon pass across it’s processing floor before being torn dow in 1973. It had been out of use as a cannery for many years before that but served as storage facility for old wooden gill netters and as a home base for local waterfowls heading out into the foreshore marshes of the Fraser R. to harvest the plentiful ducks and snow geese.
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Cannon Beach from Ecola State Park
The night sky photo was my first, taken on the summit of 14,130 ft Mt Evans west of Denver Colorado
Sunset ferry to Kangaroo Island South Australia from Cape Jervis on the mainland, taken first day of Spring
Favorite tree… Hopeville Pond Connecticut
I was recently in the Portland, Oregon area, made a visit to Cannon Beach. This photo was taken from a lookout in the Ecola State Park.
Taken with iPad upriver from Moab.
Rocky Mountain Stream, Colorado
This was taken in mid-June when these colorful wildflowers peak in Maine.
Mountains of Ehlanzeni South Africa
Harbour in the Rustico area of PEI, north shore.
After a five mile trek around the volcano seen in the background, we were delighted to be taken to these fabulous waterfalls in Puerto Varas, Chile.
After an afternoon rainstorm over Cancun, this beautiful rainbow formed right in front of us over the bay.
Beautiful sunrise from our ship off the Galapagos
Taken in the Konza Prairie hiking trail in Manhattan, Kansas. (iPhone7)
This photo was taken on an overcast day at Padaro Beach in Santa Barbara, CA
Driving Route 66 and made a stop at the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona.
View from home on Lake Lanier, Cumming, GA
On a day trip into the Kolob Canyon National Park I encountered some rain clouds up at the higher view point.
Thanks for this opportunity.
Found these pelicans in La Chira Beach, Chorrillos, Lima, Perú. f/10, 1/800, ISO 100, 250mm, Nikon D-80. March 2019
My Home State in Australia, went for a visit, now living in Queensland, when I get home sick I just look at my photos. This photo taken about 1 hr before sunset.
Mount Katahdin In Baxter State Park in Early June
Thanks and God bless!
Point Blanc Oregon on the Oregon coastal highway
Sunrise in Monument Valley, AZ.
Early mornings are the best for so many things and I love how photography inspires me to get out of bed and explore my passion..
Taken during a morning walk through a Saturday morning Sunflower field
I have that same shot! It’s reversed, correct?
Gorgeous, there’s something about a field of sunflowers that never ceases to amaze.
You’ve bought out the best in this beautifully composed shot..
Morning walks with Athena, capturing the morning light at Lake Gwelup, Western Australia.
Fall colors in the Rocky Mountains
A cold near zero morning at Shillalah Falls near Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. The sun had just risen and was striking the mountain near the top of the photo.
Swanzey Lake New Hampshire
One of my favorite landscape shots. Nothing like the beach! Simple and beautiful!
Traveling the Beartooth Highway out the northeast entrance to Yellowstone, we stopped along Soda Butte Creek for a great view back to the Beartooth.
Peace of mind
Victoria Falls photographed from a helicopter (thank goodness glass was clean)
first time user of your web site. looks very interesting
Cowboy with a Camera TM
quiet stream with fall leaves starting
My friend and I drove to the Badlands at the last minute. We were fortunate enough to catch a beautiful sunset while we were there.
Sunrise on Old Fitzroy River Crossing, Northern Territory, Australia.
I hiked dozens and dozens of steps to get to the bottom of the High Falls at Tettegouche State Park. This is the highest waterfall in Minnesota. The sun was shining and the water was cool. Perfect place to rest and eat a snack.
As the sun sets at Lake Wapusun, Shreve, Ohio
Shreve Ohio. Hills ahead
I was lucky enough to took this image in salamander Bay during sunset in high tide
Our last day our NYC trip went to a fairly empty Domino Park (on and off rain)
I live on this pond in eastern Maine. This photo was taken of “the calm after a storm.” It is such a beautiful spot and affords me many photo opportunities during all the seasons in this small New England town.
Shot this years ago when I visited a Fish Hatchery in Alberta.
The view of the Land Axis of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory taken towards Capital Hill.
Enjoying a beautiful summer day fishing & was captivated by this golden sunset just over the bridge
Just lazing around on a Sunday afternoon and took this photo of a nearby lake in a local park
Having dinner on the northwest coast of Barbados, on holiday with my wife and two of our daughters, we couldn’t pass up the tropical color combinations framing the sea at sunset.
Morman’s River Outlook Skyline Drive Va
Was driving around Minburn Alberta and saw this small pond and the rolling hills in the background.
Caught happily munching in the autumn light
Storm on the horizon
20 Mile Lake in British Columbia
Taken at Paracas peninsula
20 Mile Lake BC
Edgartown, MA –
V.Isle
Caught this cutie one early morning on my walk
Typhoon H drone shot of the fall in Paul and Claude’s garden.
My husband and I have been camping in this valley for many years. It’s beauty takes our breath away every time we visit. This photo show’s it’s natural beauty of where high desert meets the mountains.
A pic of the ocean,rocks and sand. By the SEA
A beautiful Western North Carolina Sunset
Just one of my sunflowers. The sky was turbulent, and the flower so tall, I was able to get this cool perspective.
Very beautiful
Nikon D50,,,my husband taking in the view from top of Tray Mountain.
Sunset taken in Dunedin, Fl looking across the ocean at Clearwater, Fl off in the distance.
Glacier Lagoon, Iceland
Eye of the Beholder – Shot last month on Big Talbot Island, FL. There’s a beach facing East with tons of driftwood. I did exposure bracketing as it was early in the morning and merged into an HDR photo. Canon 5D Mark III, 31mm, ISO 100, f/14, 1/5-1/320sec
Shot at low tide the end of a sandbar jutting into Long Island Sount in Westport, CT. Shot with a NikonD500, Nikkor 16-85 lens at f13 using a graduated ND filter.
Picture I made at Yosemite National Park in California.
Pentax k-1- 24-70f2.8 lens-f20-1/50 sec – iso100 – 70mm
Photo taken at the Edinburgh Fringe
Seagull posing
This is one of my many photos taken on Governors Island
First ever sunrise attempt, so lucky to be surrounded by the beautiful country side of Wiltshire, England.
After a heavy rain the precipitation was just right and created this beautiful double rainbow. I wanted something in the foreground so I chose the fence and got low enough to shoot up at it.
I just bought a new cannon camera and used it with this photo. I love this viewpoint of downtown because from here you can see the stone arch bridge, downtown and the new US Bank stadium to the left.
Llangorse lake not far from me taken with 4 second exposure.
Taken around Coho national park Canada
Approaching Thunderstorm
A Beautiful Composed Indigo Bunting on surrounding Golden Rod!
Sept sunrise in New York City.
Every time we turned a corner a new beautiful vista appeared.
A storm was passing over the mountain as we arrived at the trailhead. No one was on the trail as we began our hike in near zero visibility. As the clouds cleared away, they revealed vignettes into the meadows along our trek.
Place – black sea – ANAPA
I shot this from a mountain house I was staying at in Asheville NC. The sun was just coming up and the fog was starting to burn-off
Early morning at Emerald Lake BC
If you haven’t been to Iceland to practice your photography, I highly recommend it. There are no bad images!
Early morning Lake Louise BC
My favorite reflection picture
This shot was taken on a nice kayak trip at Paint Creek, Ohio. Was a lovely day & the reflection was just beautiful.
Traveled around Alaska July 2019 this is taken from the Gold Dome train ride
Great White Egret preening
Photo was taken at Cannon Beach to capture a well known landmark in the area—The Haystack. As a bonus the photo includes a couple of “Beach Cowgirls” on a morning ride.
Emerging Thunderstorm
Moon over the Flat Irons, Boulder CO
Any season of the year at sunrise, you cannot take a bad picture. This is why I get up early.
Psalm 19 begins: The heavens are telling the glory of God; and the firmament proclaims his handiwork. Day to day pours forth speech, and night to night declares knowledge. There is no speech, nor are there words; their voice is not heard; yet their voice goes out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world. In the heavens he has set a tent for the sun (end of excerpt) You now see what I saw, there, all the time in the waning sunlight. Just quietly there, like waiting for me to turn to see it.
From Melbourne, Australia.
Reflections of Boggy
Love my Sydney walks
Early morning walk Lake Tekapo New Zealand South Island
Shotover River near Queenstown, NZ
Sunset over a southern Indiana farm field by my house.
Taking a walk near the zoo in Waikiki when the tree branches above my head caught my eye. Branches were angled in all directions with a sunny sky and light leaf cover made an interesting abstract.
October 2018 in Scotland in the highlands after a climb up to the top of a ridge. Seven shots combined in Lightroom to make this pano.
Just happened to catch this sunset on my way home
Sunrise Photo at Coast Guard Beach in the National Seashore, Eastham MA.
We found this perfect swimming hole in the Sierra’s 1/2 hour outside of Nevada City. The water was wonderful on a hot summer day!
I was visiting to see the Terra Cotta Warrior Exhibit at Troy State University Arts Center
The buildings and trees reflecting inspired this capture.
A beautiful autumn day to pay respect to the fallen at the Arlington National Cemetary
I was in Greenland on a Schooner and this is one of the many amazing icebergs we saw. This was taken with my Olympus OMD M1 and the 12-40mm F2.8 lens. The settings were iso 200, f11, 1/200sec at 13mm.
Brooklyn Lodge, Centennial, WY
Centennial, WY Brooklyn Lodge
November 2014, Arlington, SD
The Dedication Project #001 titled “Simple Beauty”
The winters here are long and hard with wind chills reaching up to -60 in the region where I lived. I loved the trees in the wintertime because they looked like something out of a story book with their perfect shape and their boughs covered in snow. The skies were almost always gray in the winter months so it was helpful to be able to “see” the beauty in my surroundings.
This is the most beautiful bird in an elegant pose. Perfect capture, light and composition!
Waterfalls at Mossy Cave in Utah
Wildflowers this Spring in Crested Butte Colorado.
I took this in the Owyhee Mountains in Southern Idaho while trying to find the wild horses that live there. Unfortunately I didn’t find the horses, but the terrain was so pretty that I took this image.
Swimming hole in the Sierra Mountains near Nevada City, California
The sunsets on Lake Oroville California are stunning. This is one of many I have taken over the years. Hope you all like it. I love the lavender color of the sky and lake.
Sunset over Huber Vineyard SE Indiana, Sunday 9-1-2019 during a wedding.
Sony A7R iii, 24-105mm ISO 100, 105mm, f11, 1/80sec. Website: https//:franceskuelz.smugmug.com
Descending Spray Lakes Canmore AB
An old cedar tree stands tall in the spotlight.
Early misty morning sunrise over a famous valley in Derbyshire in late October.
I love Colorado in the fall.
The picture was taken while touring Phoenix, Arizona. A popular look-out site for tourists and local residents formed by the rock formation.
Bempton Cliffs
This photo was taken at Cape Lookout in Tillamook, Oregon.
Morning sunbeam through mist from the Pacific Ocean at Cape Lookout, Tillamook, Oregon. 1/60, f22, 28mm, 1600 ISO, Canon Rebel EOS T6
Taken in Bar Harbor, ME
6 photos stitched manually in photoshop
Always an impressive vista…Lake Louise Canada 2019
Why can’t I see any photos? All I see are just the captions.
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Hi Jessica; I still can’t see any photos, just comments. Also there is no box at the top of my page to submit photos. Can others see the photos, or am I the only one that can’t? I’m guessing there would be more conversations regarding this problem if no one could see the shots.
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i am a french photographer of Madagascar,
taken a sunday afternoon when the boat was coming back
Mission Mountains In Western Montana
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I was on a job site early morning.
The fog was screamin at me to take a shot…it was so peace n COLD!
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Winifred Falls The Royal National Park Sydnay NSW. Quite a rough walk on a fire trail to reach this location and lucky it had been raining just before we visited so we were able to enjoy a cup of coffee and soak up the beauty of the falls
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This is from Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park. Itwas taken early in the morning, so there was a lot of steam which I thought was very ethereal.
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This little cabin is on Mormon Row. I love the Tetons in the background. The cabin reminds me of Little House on the Prairie.
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Just Visited Oregon, and loaded 128Gb Card with images in a week.
This is the Great place to learn outdoor photography
Thank you for the opportunity to share photos from around the world for all to see!
This is really hard!
Sunny Morning in Grand Tetons National Park.
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Canon EOS 6D – Canon 24-105 mm lens – Shot 105 mm – ISO 100 – f/5.6 – 1/200 sec. Title: “Tranquility”
This is such a beautiful place to visit Yosemite National park
This Microburst brought three inches of rain in an hour!
One of my favorite drives in France.
Alaska Wilds
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Taken in Chicago, view from Planetarium on a warm Summer night.
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Amazing to find in the high desert
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Yosemite National Park 2am
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Living in the North has it challenges, but we have some of the most incredible vistas to view on a daily basis!!
Take along I10 in Desert Springs, Ca. at mid morning with GND filter.
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Sydney Australia
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I was here in June and it was cool I had not seen snow in some time like this.
Sunset at Lake Keowee, Salem, South Carolina
The resort island of Jekyll Island, Ga. (one of the Golden Isles) features many ancient, massive Live Oaks festooned with Spanish Moss. The length and bulk of the branches is astounding. Although the sun was already well up, I took a shot (haha) at this one. I like the spacial ambiguity here; the branch is so big it could be a tree, but it’s 20-30 feet in the air. Are the smaller branches going up or down? The moss creates depth, while a slight breeze adds a subtle sense of movement. In order to compensate for the extreme contrasts, I cranked the Highlights and Whites way down and the Shadows way up (that is, lightening them). The Texture slider, a fairly recent addition to RAW, adds a bit more fuzziness to the moss and grain to the bark. It’s also good for making dirt grainier.
Well done. The clouds on the left and in the center either point to the opera house or radiate from it. The clouds on the right highlight the bridge while counteracting the rightward sweep of the bridge. The center of the wake curves toward the bridge, while the edges of the wake create diverging lines, with one leading to the bridge and the other to the opera house. The back of the boat places the viewer in the scene.
Good capture of the texture of the snow on the branches. Looks like a couple of water spots on the lens. You could use Spot Healing Brush or Clone Stamp to get rid of them.
My passion is Landscapes and Flower. Nature is beautiful.
I have always enjoyed watching the night sky clear as the sun starts to makes it way. I use a Pentax K3ii and mostly telephoto lenes
Seashore on western Ireland coast. Recently came back from 10 day tour of Ireland. Beautiful country and shot many images on the trip. Would like to go back again someday.
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Houma House Plantation on the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge, La. I have been taking pictures of this place for over 20 years. They consistently add new features and buildings the plantation.
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F14, ISO 800 15 sec Canon 5D Mark III with 24-70mm L on a very dark day in the canyon. Used LR and PS to bring out the color.
I Love the depth of field, clarity and perfect starburst
even on a cloudy day this is a beautiful scene…great pic!
Really enjoy your Maui photos. I have lived on Maui for many years. Aloha!
Canyon Lodge an Oasis in the Namib Desert
Taken with Pentax 55/300 mm plus Pentax 1.4 converter and my Pentax KS2 on 1/8/2020 @364 mm,1/125 sec.F8.0
This photo was taken after a sunrise camel ride to a hut near the top of Mt. Sinai in Egypt. Shot with a Canon EOS-R, mirrorless at 24mm, 1/500 sec., f/10, ISO 200.
Taken at the Riparian Preserve near Phoenix AZ. I waited for this Great Egret to take off and when it did I was able to get this shot with water coming off its feet.
Nice shot, how far away were you from him.
Waiting for crew to arrive to count Bald Eagles present at Lake Perris State Park, Ca I was watching the sun rise and saw the scene develop so I took the photo when I felt the lighting was right.
Taken on Feb. 18, 2020 using my Nikon D7500, ISO 200, 18 mm, f/11, 1/400 S. Photo is of the Grand Canyon at Toroweap Overlook in Arizona which is on the North Rim.
East Beach, Galveston, TX
Fred Hartman Bridge, Baytown, TX
Sunset in the foothills of the Strezleki Ranges, Victoria, Australia. I was almost home in Poowong, and simply had to stop and capture the essence of the sun setting over the hills. I love country living and the photo opportunities that come with the area. It’s breathtaking at times and simply grounds you with it’s beauty.
Shot in Marana Az 1/250 sec at F13 ISO 1000 focal lengh 552 Better Beamer Flash
An Eagle
Taken with my cell phone. Cotton ball clouds in Greenville, SC.
Lake Sunset
My favorite all time photo taken in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Got this blue heron just as he was taking off alongside of a pond not far from home.
Male Bobolink. This photo was taken at Shawangunk Nature Preserve in New York.
That’s what happens when you’re not paying attention!
From People to Pets, from Birds to Fish and Coral to Flowers
Olympus OMD Em10, 150 mm, 1/250, f8, iso 400
Rainy day Iris.
Sunrise
Index, Washington
beautiful!!!!
Shot at the Ogeechee canal park very little editing mainly cropping. UseD my Sony alpha 6000 F 11 at 1/350 on automatic focus because my eyes aren’t very good anymore.
We were visiting my sister who lived in Fort Mohave. She took us for a “sightseeing” drive and that’s why I have no idea exactly where this is other than the “Arizona Desert”.
Sunset @ Ambleside beach. West Vancouver. British Colombia. CANADA
Baby cottontail rabbit hiding in my backyard “landscape”. 1/500 . ISO 400
Very good place for landscapes.
After a good thunder storm rolled through, I took a drive around our lake.
Was driving along Farm Road 4 in Granbury, Texas when I spotted this handsome guy. Traditional Texas!
Sunset at Loughaderra, Cork, Ireland
Top of Trachyte Knob near Cripple Creek, Colorado at 11,081 feet.
Greetings, Photographers! I enjoy creating sharp, dynamic images of the landscapes and nature in Colorado, as well as small product photography.
Fall photo of McCloud Falls near MT Shasta, CA
Always open to being a better photographer
I love Utah.
Funny sheep..
I love this landscape…
Love Gunnedah.. My home town..
Sunset in Peoria, AZ
Ketti Valley, Nilagiri, India
Nicely framed…
Thanks
I love running out to the country after a storm. The flat agricultural areas of Illinois yield beautiful views of the setting sun and the passing storm clouds. The sunset really lights up the sky.
I got this shot a couple of summers ago while on vacation in Hawii. My camera, Nikon D5, ISO 200, 1/640 sec., F/5.6 ,78mm. nikon 70 -300mm lens.
Sorry to hijack the comments… can you make these galleries so we can click through them? I have to go back and forth, then click to zoom on each one, which is irritating. The pictures are great.
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a friday sunrise over Mobile Bay Al.
Vietnam photo in a beautifull trip i did one year ago.
I should have used a different color profile since this profile doesn’t show the colors well.
Beautiful!
Visited Yellow Stone in June 2018. In June weather is still so unpredictable, a fine and warm beautiful morning can turn into cold, snowy day anytime. the park is so huge 5 days is hardly enough to see all the landmarks. After entering the park you still need to drive for hours at 45 km/h to reach a particular landmark. Landscape in Wyoming is beautiful though.
Taken from the deck of Big Meadows Lodge in Shenandoah National Park (Virginia). Magnificent Blue Ridge Mountain sunset.
Death Valley, CA. A bit of creative license on the clouds.
Wow! I’m so jealous!!! Very nice capture.
Looking forward to sharing photos