Skógafoss at Night by tat_jackietrananh by tat_jackietrananh
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Landscape under Pienza by Rericha by Rericha
dawn by thalerst by thalerst
Dawn at the Geroldsee/Bavaria/Germany!
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Familiar Landscapes by StevenWex by StevenWex
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Blood Red by heathdomanphotography by heathdomanphotography
An amazing sunset over the Noosa River in Australia. 5 shot panorama taken about 20 minutes after sundown with the intense colour
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Soft dawn by RodrigoAlagoa by RodrigoAlagoa
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Crepuscular by HuckSim by HuckSim
After days of rain the the sun finally broke through. I must have sat there for hours overlooking the beautiful fjord while the clouds were ever shifting and the crepuscular rays graciously danced over the water.
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Tuscan Hills by PawelUchorczak by PawelUchorczak
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on the edge of reality. by MattiaBonavida by MattiaBonavida
Fantasy shot taken at sunset in Riva del Garda, on lake Garda, TRentino alto Adige, northern Italy with a friend.
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Happiness by Pcoskun by Pcoskun
I spent the last weekend up at one of my favorite desert locations. It was my third trip out this year, and I plan on returning a few more times. I’ve never been disappointed by this place. The conditions always seem to be appealing for photography which is great because it is quite a drive. The day started off quite bland, cloudless and hot with the sun beating down turning my face slight shades of pink. A few clouds began to blossom into the sky and quickly looked as if a storm was ready to dump onto the rocks. My excitement began to grow and felt like I was going to strike gold once again. However, that quickly changed as the clouds were moving at what seemed like a record pace. Compositions I had thought of previously were now under bluebird skies. The sun broke through the dark clouds briefly and lit up the red sandstone streaks as beautifully as I could recall. In the distance, a lone figure provides some scale to the landscape. Shortly after, the skies almost all but cleared by sunset leaving just a trickle of what was left of the dramatic clouds. While slightly disappointed with the lack of light, I couldn’t help but feel immense joy and happiness. To be in such a beautiful place with wonderful company was pure bliss, and reminded me that there is more to just photographing fiery sunsets. The evening concluded with a warm fire under the stars and wonderful conversation. Certainly not a bad way to end an evening up here!
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