Unforgettable by Jorge Maia
Santa Cruz,Portugal Facebook: JorgeMaia.Photographer
Jorge Maia: Photos · Blog
Jorge Maia: Photos · Blog
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Unforgettable by Jorge Maia
Jorge Maia: Photos · Blog
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Cumbres de Gredos by Jose Ignacio Gil Blanco
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Boneyard Dawn by Jesse Summers
Boneyard Dawn by Jesse Summers
Finally made it to the Boneyard... shot this with a 9-stop hoya after getting soaked by the freezing cold water. Thanks for looking!
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Under the Rain by Max Rinaldi
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Dream to the Church of Good Shepherd by Anuparb Papapan
Dream to the Church of Good Shepherd by Anuparb Papapan
I blended this picture from 2 pictures of the same place.
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breakfast by Mark Bridger
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The heaven light over the Mont Saint-Michel by Mathieu RIVRIN
The heaven light over the Mont Saint-Michel by Mathieu RIVRIN
Mont Saint-Michel - Manche - Normandy- France Mathieu RIVRIN photographies
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Great Horned Owl by Milan Zygmunt
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Vesennyaya leapfrog! by Galina Jacyna
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Laguna Torre by OaKy Isra
Laguna Torre by OaKy Isra
after raining and cloudy morning me and the gangs waiting here to see the peak for 4 hours but it's not appears anyways we still have some luck to see double rainbow instead
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Miss Zambia by Marsel van Oosten
Miss Zambia by Marsel van Oosten
This one is from our popular Zambia photo tour: Beyond The Great Rivers. I've been on safaris in all African safari countries, and Zambia is easily one of my favourites. It's not as crowded as the Masai Mara, the Serengeti or Kruger, not as expensive as the Okavango, you can drive off road, you're not limited to opening or closing times of the parks, you can get out of your vehicle, and there's the Zambezi river. During the hot dry season that's where all the animals will be so and that's where most of the activity will be. Zambia is not your typical safari destination. It is not as open as the Masai Mara or the Serengeti for instance, where you can spot the animals from miles away - you have to work harder for your shots. To me, that's what makes it so much more fun and rewarding. Especially because the scenery in Zambia is so spectacular with giant winterthorn trees dwarfing even the elephants, and the famous Zambezi river with highest hippo density in the world. The Zambezi is an animal magnet in the dry season, and where all the animals go, that's where the predators are as well. Leopards are my favourite big cats - they're just stunning. When we're in our bush camp in Zambia, I always plan at least one leopard drive, where we specifically search for leopards. So far we have always been successful, just like last year. We left our camp very early in the morning to drive to this specific area where we had seen a leopard earlier in the hope to spot her again in good photography conditions. Well, we couldn't have been more lucky. There she was, Miss Zambia, the prettiest leopard in the country, walking along the tree line. She was very relaxed with our presence, walked towards a termite mount, climbed up and lay herself down in the most elegant of poses. I asked our guide to reposition our vehicle to get the beautiful side lighting, and after that it was just a matter of clicking away. Bad photographs were simply impossible. We train our leopards well! ;-) When the sun got higher and the light harsher, she got up and walked away. Our cue to slowly drive back to camp and have breakfast. If you would like to join me on this spectacular trip and learn more about photography and composition, please check out my website for more information: Squiver Photo Tours & Workshops The tour was fully booked in no time, but due to a cancellation we now have two spaces available again. Hope to see you there! Marsel ©2013 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.
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Small in Nature by Eleonora Di Primo
Small in Nature by Eleonora Di Primo
Just watching Nature and its perfection...
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One day in Bagan by Puchong Pannoi
One day in Bagan by Puchong Pannoi
Bagan is an ancient city located in the Mandalay Region of Burma (Myanmar). From the 9th to 13th centuries, the city was the capital of the Kingdom of Pagan, the first kingdom to unify the regions that would later constitute modern Myanmar.
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Rays & Shadows by Georgia Mizuleva
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Obstacles by Giuseppe Peppoloni
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By the Lake.. by Alp Cem
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Peaceful by Tepparit CHx
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Good Morning Sanur Beach by Agoes Antara
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Storm by David Martín Castán
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The Evening flows by in Peace. by Abhishek Patel
The Evening flows by in Peace. by Abhishek Patel
Got a lot to share about this pic, but short of time. Enjoy the pic as of now. Filters used: - B+W #110 10stop ND - Hitech 3stop soft GND
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