Wild Frontier by AlisterBenn

Another sunrise image from the beautiful Mt Assiniboine. via 500px http://bit.ly/1URsuuA

Jet Stream by AlisterBenn

It's probably fair to say processing is the big hot topic these days. It's the biggest learning curve for people wanting to improve their images. Yesterday I presented a Webinar for Topaz Labs attended by 1000 people. It is now available online to view: Dynamic & Expressive Processing in Minutes I also have a 25% discount code available until the 13th September. alisterweb1 Use in shopping cart of Topaz Labs via 500px http://bit.ly/1Lk3Zfo

The Plunge 2 by ArturStanisz

Please view on black. Prints available at arturstanisz.com As I mentioned previously while commenting on some of my photos, my artistic approach is a dynamic process and it will likely last forever. I keep redefining my landscape photography vision simply because I constantly develop in the field and switch sources of inspiration. My way of landscape photography execution doesn’t involve going to places and shooting the first appealing composition. Instead I like to take risks and come up with new approaches. Before I start shooting, firstly I need to feel the place. And I mean in it in a holistic approach. Each of my photos is a combination of composition, technical skills and deeper connection with the photographed location. One doesn’t exist without the other. I would never go to the place just to take couple photos, but I frequently go to places and explore them even if I don’t shoot. This photo features Brandywine Falls in BC, near Whistler. Every time when I look at this waterfall I reassure myself that it looks more interesting from its very edge than from the bottom. It was a thrilling and adrenaline boosting experience to shoot there again. By the way, it is 70 metres of that plunge. via 500px http://bit.ly/1hW2XyF

Grand Designs by AlisterBenn

I was very excited to go to the Mount Assiniboine National Park last year. We spent a week in the area and hiked the surrounding mountains every day. This is the grand view from the Nub, and this is the first shot I made of it: An 8 shot vertical pano. eBooks, Scotland & Iceland Workshops // Fine Art Prints // Follow on Facebook via 500px http://bit.ly/1DqTh9t

blind bay by ViktoriaHaack

Definitely best viewed on black. 280 second exposure at Blind Bay, BC, Canada We rarely get sunset colour at this time of year so it was great to be out with my camera for this! My Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1AWjzIL via 500px http://bit.ly/1BO17HQ