3am Disko by erezmarom

Beautiful icebergs reflecting in a perfectly calm Disko Bay, under soft sunrise light. After visiting the bay a few months ago, I was so impressed with this magical place that I decided to guide a trip there myself. Next July, at the exact day the sun first touches the horizon after a long Arctic summer, my new 'Tales of Arctic Nights' Greenland workshop will begin. We'll have a whole week of nightly sails to shoot the unbelievable nature in the area, including jagged mountains, icebergs as big as skyscrapers and playful whales, all under the amazing light of the midnight sun. Join us and sign up for this spectacular trip! You're welcome to follow me on facebook and Instagram , where you can get a first look at my images, as well as get all the info about my work, photo tours and other news. To receive updates on all things regarding my photography, please subscribe to my mailing list. For prints and licensing, please contact me directly. Canon 5D3 Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 Disko Bay, Greenland via 500px http://bit.ly/1QeiV2j

Herbert lake by sarahlyndsay

Herbert lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada :) via 500px http://bit.ly/1UGGIct

FOR JEFF by AndreasResch

This is an older shot of mine that I reworked recently. It's not about new stuff today, it's about remembering. One year ago we lost a great photographer. I never met Jeff Swanson in person, but always admired his images and followed his adventures with fellow photographers. He went way too early - RIP Jeff. You can view Jeff's images at jeffitandbethere.com - the profit from any print sales goes toward the Melanoma Research Foundation. They also accept straight donations. Tachihara 4x5" Field Camera, Schneider-Kreuznach 90mm, Velvia 50. via 500px http://bit.ly/1JIyZca

For Jeff by fzaidi

If landscape photography has taught us anything it is the ephemeral nature of the fleeting beauty that we all try to capture in our own unique way. Catching the right moment is considered to be one of the primary objectives of any passionate photographer. The moment passes but its essence always burns a footprint in the memory of the observer and with some skill and creative expression the photographer can share that memory with the rest of the community in the form of a photograph. The analogy of life and people you meet is similar. Lives eventually end and people eventually leave but the lasting impression some of them make in your memory and in your life is what survives everything else. Jeff Swanson was one such fleeting moment in the life of many photographers as nature took him away from all of us at such an early age. I was not lucky enough to meet him in person but hearing about him from my photographer friends and viewing his work, I realize how special and talented he was in his skill to capture those transient moments. We as a photographic community are at a loss today because we do not have him around us but he must have felt proud had he known how he was able to bring together a community of photographers from different places and backgrounds for a cause. We can all play our part in paying tribute to his work by visiting jeffitandbethere.com. All funds raised by the sale of Jeff's prints will contribute to the donation in his name to the Melanoma Research Foundation. via 500px http://bit.ly/1JtR9uE

FOR JEFF by landESCAPEphotography

This photo is dedicated to our friend and landscape photographer extraordinare Jeff Swanson, who had his life taken away from him when he was far too young for it. Jeff was an amazing guy, and I had the pleasure of shooting with him a couple times out in Death Valley. We were planning a Sierra backcountry trip, as it was one of our favorite places, but that opportunity got taken away from us. I hope you will visit his site here to see his beautiful work: jeffitandbethere.com Funds raised by the sale of Jeff’s prints will be donated in his name to the Melanoma Research Foundation. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Fes59c

FOR JEFF by JustinPoe

In memory of Jeff Swanson. Melanoma Support Fund Jeff Swanson Photography via 500px http://bit.ly/1MZbdcO

For Jeff by drlafreniere

About a year ago, many people lost a dear friend, Jeff Swanson. He was a kind and lovable man…he had an amazing personality and sense of humor. He left a huge impression on me and many others. He is missed… The following are couple of sites to check out if you would like to do something in memory of Jeff (or someone you lost to cancer): Melanoma Research Foundation (http://bit.ly/1hqNtlP) and Jeff’s site (http://bit.ly/1Esn55O) (proceeds of the print sales go to the Melanoma Research Foundation) via 500px http://bit.ly/1JImo8T

FOR JEFF by tulatop

This one’s best viewed on black. Abiqua Falls · Abiqua Creek · Scotts Mills · Oregon · USA Click here to purchase a print and to read the full drawn-out story, including tech info. But the real reason I’m posting a photo here again after saying a few months ago I’d never post another photo here again isn’t for my benefit...it’s for yours. And it’s not some egotistical thing about how my photography might inspire you...it’s about who inspires me, and who I hope might inspire you in turn. Don’t know anything about Jeff Swanson? Or what it means to “Jeff it and be there”? Read my narrative for If Tomorrow Never Comes and hopefully you’ll understand...maybe even change your perspective a little on what it means to really live. Every time I land on this page (and for whatever reason, that happens quite a lot), my heart aches the same way it did the day I found out he’d died. But it’s a good ache...a life-affirming one that lets me know that that four-chambered thing is still pounding inside my chest, pumping blood throughout my body, infusing me with abilities I have no right taking for granted. I know there are a million and a half causes and campaigns you could take up out there in the real world, but if you’re so inclined, I’d ask that you check out and chip in to the Melanoma Research Foundation, or you can visit this memorial website generously hosted as a donation by SmugMug in Jeff’s honor. I have to be transparent in saying that I largely left 500px because all too often it was about silly and petty competition. I return in hopes of reminding people that that’s not what art is about, as far as I know. Art’s about transmitting ideas...about connecting...one soul to another. Art’s about humanity. And life’s about living. Jeff Swanson helps remind me of both those things. All that said, I’ll go back to laying low here now, but you can still find me and follow me on Facebook. Please be good to one another out there. Peace. 2la via 500px http://bit.ly/1Ko2kux

Someday by nicholasdyee

The boat house on Lake Minnewanka, Canada. via 500px http://bit.ly/1UmZPrZ

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

My Stellisee by sysaworld

My Facebook Page ✔ --- My Website ✔ --- My Online Stock ✔ --- My G+ ✔ After few attempts in this exclusive alpine location, I reached my goal to admire an interesting sunrise at Stellisee in the Zermatt mountains. Im very happy for the friends of my photo workshop that spent there a very cold night below zero!! via 500px http://bit.ly/1K4VpAk

Rundle Park by photographybydani

Sunrise behind Mt. Rundle in Banff on a very cold morning! Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1HWjZ64 Website: http://bit.ly/1KnM8sE Workshops: http://bit.ly/1HWjZ66 via 500px http://bit.ly/1KnMaRp

Emergence by crystallynn

As the sun emerges over the horizen at White Pocket on the Paria Plateau it infuses an otherworldly glow over the swirls of red and white sandstone via 500px http://bit.ly/1TP6Tze

Grinnell by PerriSchelat

This is Swiftcurrent Lake and Mount Grinnell in Glacier National Park, Montana, in early Spring before the park officially opened. Shot with a wide angle lens several inches from my foreground. 3 focus points blended in Photoshop to achieve the sharp depth of field from foreground to background that I was after. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Sn4adw

Hamnoy in Blue by ilhan1077

Norway Lofoten my instagram: ilhan1077 http://on.fb.me/1dvqcOk via 500px http://bit.ly/1D3AlaV

Skógafoss Reflection by terenceleezy

www.terenceleezy.com | Facebook | Flickr Always wanted to get a rainbow here. So we came back 5 times in 10 days.. Better luck next time.. :P check out people on the top right for scale of reference :D via 500px http://bit.ly/1TbBNS5

The Devils Spin by eetschman

The Devil’s Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) was 1860. Because of its awesome construction the bridge and its reflection merge into a circle, regardless of the vantage point. This is the first try at thisbridge i always wanted to shoot some night photos. Oh yes sorry I kind of had to take the steelwhool out. I took another photo without the steelwhool just before this photo, but i want to do some postproccesing > this is almost no processing but 4,30 min running around like crazy with a big torch! ooh yes and if you want to follow me .. i finnaly have a page: http://on.fb.me/1JWRVU3 via 500px http://bit.ly/1IjPqXy

Pier to the Stars by JohannesNollmeyer

Shot this pier on a lake in the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park in southwest Germany about one hour before sunrise. The milky way was a bit too weak visible, so i blended another milky way image, i shot in the alps to enhance the sky in Photoshop. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Sip4fP

Yoga At The Salt Flats by prajit

Sunrise at Bonneville Salt Flats via 500px http://bit.ly/1FZlWNf