Stormy Storr by stephenemerson by stephenemerson

The ‘Old Man’ is a large pinnacle of rock that stands high and can be seen for miles around.On this particular day the winds were so strong I could hardly stand and decided not to venture any further.

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Tash Rabat by trikitras by trikitras

Panorama Karwendel – Inntal by m-gottschalk by m-gottschalk

Blick beim Wandern von der Kellerjoch-Kapelle auf das Karwendelgebirge mit Inntal und Tuxeralpen im Vordergrund.

View of the Inn-valley with the Karwendel-mountains and the Tuxer-alps in the foreground.

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TELLARO TRAMONTO by EmmzettFotografie by EmmzettFotografie

Tellaro | La Spezia | Italy

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Kolé by CyrilBlanchard by CyrilBlanchard

Ethnie : Dassanech | Borkonech, Ethiopie

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Mavra Chios Island by osman2 by osman2

Mavra Chios Island

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The Condor view by Kordan by Kordan

I can’t say nothing about the view from Mirador Condor except that it is overwhelming. That is internal state of happiness just to be there, to exist and see it by your own eyes.
Beneath your foot the bright blue Pehoe lake, and castles of majestic mountains in the air, with living sky above your head.
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Finnish Elements by janneka by janneka

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My friend got a drone and we took some test shots to see the image quality of the new Phantom 4. I shit you not when I say that the quality was way better than I had expected (yes this is a relatively easy lighting situation but still)

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Divine light, Lofoten by Nordhaug-photography by Nordhaug-photography

After having worked a couple of hours on Haukland beach in Lofoten, struggeling with dull light, we saw something happening in the sky to the west. We drove through the tunnel to Utakleiv and was greeted by a totally spectacular divine light. Driving frenetically down to the beach, paying the toll by (more or less) throwing cash out of the car window in full speed, my photo buddy and I started to shoot in the car, continued while running out and down the hill to the shore, in fear of missing out on the whole situation. Well, the light shifted a bit, but basically lasted for the better part of a couple of hours, giving us good time to find the right foreground. This image is a two exposure composite, one for the foreground and one for the sky, for exposure compensation, captured at the same position only seconds apart. Hope you like it, have a splendid evening!

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