Lake Powell Aerial by TonySpencer

An aerial view over Lake Powell on the Arizona/Utah border from earlier this year. The many canyons and incredible shoreline of this lake make for amazing photographs, especially with nice light too. Still so much to do on this lake which boasts a shoreline longer than the entire West Coast of the mainland U.S! via 500px http://bit.ly/1QfGnwG

Brushstrokes by AaronReedPhotography

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

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

Another scenery by Tony_Lee

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King of Red Lions by alexnoriega

Private Workshops and Tours Online Post-Processing Instruction Soft light skirts the otherworldly sandstone formations of this remote location in Northern Arizona, on a stormy spring afternoon. Looks best on black. There are endless opportunities for original imagery all around here, but this well-known "dragon" formation is just too appealing not to shoot while you're here! I've shot this under a variety of conditions, but I ended up choosing an afternoon with a rather blue sky for the contrast it made with the red landscape. Also, a reminder that only a couple spots remain on the workshop I'm leading with Alex Mody in Olympic National Park this September. via 500px http://bit.ly/1h4b3VJ

Baptized in Red by OleHenrikSkjelstad

It wasn't this I expected when the aurora forecast predicted northern lights last week - deep red in all its splendor. A blend of two exposures. Iso 6400 and 30 secs for the sky and water. Iso 3200 and 100 secs for the ground. via 500px http://500px.com/photo/106748625

Fading by myst1cal

Haukland Beach, Lofoten Islands, Norway via 500px http://bit.ly/1NKmga3

Netherworld by Pcoskun

An image I photographed over the weekend while visiting one of my favorite locations in the SW. With the forecast predicting predominately blue skies over the weekend, I was treated to a great sunset over this alien landscape. The clouds seemed to be just where I wanted them for the few images I took during my time out here. While I know that this feature has been photographed plenty, I had always wanted my own shot of it with some great light, and I might have managed to get it here. via 500px http://bit.ly/1CRcmjg

Surgerunner II by alexnoriega

2015 Autumn in Olympic Tour with Alex Mody Private Workshops and Tours Private Online Post-Processing Instruction Via Skype Like my Facebook Page Intensely red sunset afterglow permeates low fog, as giant waves recede on the incredible sandstone formations of Oregon's Cape Kiwanda. I recently found myself here for about the dozenth time. While similar compositions have been done here before (see Ryan Dyar's excellent image that initially inspired me to check out this spot a few years back), I'm not going to turn down shooting it again with atmospheric conditions like these coinciding with the proper tides. http://bit.ly/1AVM6ya via 500px http://bit.ly/1Bvn7C2

Meditation moments by dinom

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Light on the road by dinom

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