Tuscan misty morning by trubak

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Carson's Spring by RyanDyar

Northern Lights Finale - With Arild Heitmann Processing Tutorial Videos Processing Instruction via Skype I don't request this often, because normally I don't care much and I'm sure you don't either... But please view this one on black. A shot from a while ago I never got around to posting. Fairly simple scene here of Carson Mountain in the early spring while snowshoeing around looking for something a little different from the area. This was a few exposures blended together for depth of field, a bit of dodging and burning to enhance the fog coming off the lake in the background, and a plethora of luminosity adjustments to dial in the contrast where I liked it. Maybe 20min of processing total. Anyways, I'm gearing up for some more arctic travel here in a few weeks with my good friend Arild Heitmann. We also have another trip next March that is filling fast! I'm willing to bet these trips to the Arctic will be even more productive than our last. I can't wait! Also, I just released a new post-processing instructional video a few days back. It's packed with some unique techniques and theories about processing you may not find anywhere else. People seem to really be enjoying the videos and have had nothing but great things to say, so I *think* they are helping people... it's been awesome to see the many before/after shots people have been emailing me. Be sure to check the videos out if you are into that sort of thing. It's all on my website, as well as more photos, photo tour info, processing instruction via Skype like everyone else is doing, etc, etc. via 500px http://bit.ly/1ikXxxQ

Trollstigen Trail by kaizross

So this is the shot I've been working for awhile now. I needed to stack the many light trail shots into one. I think it is really awesome how this road look when it's lighten by cars. This way it becomes more about the road then the surroundings it is in. I might do more revisions later, this is what I got now. via 500px http://bit.ly/1gfJNme

Beauty Of Light by tarikalturki

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Island Saga I by phigun

Island Saga I, 2015 For sure I also captured some of these famous spots too but for me it was more about trying to explore and find places that are not overvisited by us photographers these days. I loved this beautiful calm and reduced sunset scene in the middle of nowhere on one smaller road in northern iceland. i was just looking for a place to sleep at around 11'o clock as I found myself jumping out the car trying to capture this lovely little moment. If you like my work please feel free to follow my profile or to check out my website: www.philipgunkel.de follow me on: fb: facebook 500px: 500px flickr: flickr or instagram: instagram Do not hesitate to contact me in any reason: kontakt@philipgunkel.de via 500px http://bit.ly/1KYYYwW

the light of the end of the world by gerarddarnis

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Feeling Blue by Kyraly

A second shot from an Ice Cave near Bend, Oregon. From my recently finished 20 day West Coast trip from the Olympic Coast to the Phoenix desert. I'm lucky to be back for 6 days in Utah and Northern Arizona in a week. via 500px http://bit.ly/1FttpoG

One Hundred and Twenty Seconds by JasonLStephens

Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania Deleting a few old images and re importing them with hopefully a better result through some new techniques in post processing. Its hard looking back on images I have uploaded compared to what they look like now........wont need to shoot any new images for a year there are so many bad edits on my Hard Drive and on here! via 500px http://bit.ly/1FoLl3L

Brushstrokes by AaronReedPhotography

ICM of white birch during autumn. via 500px http://bit.ly/1EEU1be

Battle Born by RyanBuchanan

+better view on black+ Logan Pass has always been a battleground. Over thousands of years, glaciers have carved out some of the most magnificent mountain peaks in North America. With relentless winters that allow for only a small window for life, survival here is tough. And this year even more so—drought conditions, forest fires, a nearly non-existent water flow, even the flowers were, for the most part, long gone all due to the lack of snowfall this past winter. Even in such harsh conditions, it's amazing how life still perseveres. This evening, on our second trip up to Logan Pass, we were rewarded with interesting cloud cover mixed with a smokey haze from the fires—resulting in some interesting light. I’ve always wanted to capture Clements Mountain with it’s unique, castle-like appearance and this was my chance! My daunting search to find a foreground began… I finally came across this lonely patch of flowers that was somehow still in full bloom. My goal was to create depth in the scene by getting extremely close to the flowers, making them appear as large as possible. I positioned the angle of the camera to where the flowers would lead the eye up through the mid-ground to the mountain. So, with a few passers-by wondering what the hell I was doing with my face and camera buried in this cluster, I took a few series of shots of the foreground at 7 different focal points which I was able to blend in photoshop for sharpness throughout. The light was more intense at this point, allowing me to keep the shutter fast enough to freeze any flower movement. Then I waited a little longer for the right sky light to set in. The clouds made for some great patterns coming out from behind the mountain as the hazy glow intensified. The lens distortion at the top of the frame helped lengthen the mountain and cloud lines. Thanks for looking and I appreciate your comments. Follow me: Website: ExposureScape.com Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1xFjc4v Twitter: @BuchananPhoto via 500px http://bit.ly/1LW38ai

Children of the tides by sigurdurfbjarnason

Taken on the shores of Stöðvarfjörður East Iceland. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Oadroo

Spirit of the Wind by jessesummers

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FOR JEFF by jaychong

re-edit of an older photo. It seems these past few months the Landscape photography community has been caught in a loop rehashing/arguing over topics that really shouldn't need administrative oversight and way too much time and energy dedicated. I am so encouraged and saddened by today's postings. I am encouraged because I see a community of photographers united for a cause and share stories for a passing of a friend and fellow photog. I am saddened because in reading so many stories shared by people that I think Jeff Swanson is a person that I would have loved to have known. His legacy exists through his work and his loyal and passionate friends. "Jeff it and be there" Take a look at Jeff's work, story and if you can help donate towards a worthy cause: http://bit.ly/1Esn55O via 500px http://bit.ly/1JIz0gi

FOR JEFF by hillsee

In memory and honour of Jeff Swanson, an immensely talented landscape photographer. Jeff's life was cut tragically short by melanoma ~ in his words 'this nasty, as yet incurable disease.' It is to also to further his desire to raise money to combat melanoma, memorial page set up in Jeff’s honor http://bit.ly/1hqNtlP via 500px http://bit.ly/1JsDzrw

For Jeff by Jordan_Ek

A fellow landscape photographer, Jeff Swanson, passed away from melanoma cancer and this photograph is dedicated to him. If you would like to support melanoma research please see the links below. Thanks. Melanoma Research Foundation http://bit.ly/1hqNtlP There is also a memorial website generously hosted as a donation by SmugMug http://bit.ly/1Esn55O via 500px http://bit.ly/1MYps1B

Divided by ChrisLambethPhotography

Got caught in an incredible lightning storm in Sedona AZ. via 500px http://bit.ly/1X6zzWM

Aiguilles du Midi by JonathanDuriaux

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Another scenery by Tony_Lee

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Lake Gunn by JasonCharlesHill

Pitching camp in the right spot never looked so good.. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Jwxuh7

Paradise Lagoon by Arild_Heitmann

The glacier lagoon Jokulsarlon is always a special place to visit. And when the conditions are like this...well, no words needed. We will be doing another tour on Iceland in 2016. As always filled with sick places, crazy humour and fun stuff! Email us for more info. via 500px http://bit.ly/1TYmtvX