yeah we still have some Vikings in Norway. This is an operational Viking ship, a replica of the famous Oseberg ship.
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Viking ship by TomHelmersen by TomHelmersen
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morning hour by thalerst by thalerst
Dawn at the Geroldsee/Bavaria/Germany!
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resting just a moment by UlisesSandoval1 by UlisesSandoval1
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the storm is over by marveros by marveros
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Sunset Kirkjufell by etienneruff by etienneruff
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Castelluccio by MauroForconi by MauroForconi
Mauro Forconi Photography ©2016 – (Castelluccio – Italy)
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Alien Planet Milky Way by dswindler by dswindler
I took this shot on a recent client outing to White Pocket. The landscape here can look so bizarre – hence why I named this shot Alien Planet Milky Way. We used a single stationary light strategically placed to give even light to both foreground and the background peaks. I offer overnight trips to White Pocket if you ever want to learn how to take shots like this.
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Tuscany by jotagphotography by jotagphotography
sunset by RaedAbuRamouz by RaedAbuRamouz
Play Ball Sun
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‘The Milky Mirror’ by MikeyM by MikeyM
After several attempts at shooting the Milky Way over Lake Matheson, last week we finally managed to get the elusive shot.
My goal however, was to shoot the same picture postcard lake that everyone gets at sunset/rise, but with the core rising and reflecting in it’s pristinely tannin-ed waters. Which means not shooting too wide to lose the mountains in the landscape.
This is a frame from a timelapse, shot with a 35mm lens. I just love how the core of the Milky Way dwarfs our tallest mountains, Horokoau Mount Tasman on the left and Aoraki Mount Cook on the right.
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