OIA by Beno Saradzic

Click here to follow me on Facebook and here to follow my Instagram account. I’ll be honest; Santorini in Greece was never on top of my bucket list. But that applies to any place by the sea. Having lived in the UAE for the past 25 years, the sight of the beach leaves me rather inert. I crave for mountainous, greener countries where rain, fog and snow are the norm. So, with my expectations set on the lowest notch, I went to Santorini to attend the friend’s wedding. Yes, it’s overcrowded as expected. Yes, there’s a lot of touristy kitsch everywhere, of which no major tourist trap is spared. Yes, it’s shamefully overpriced during the high season. But I have to admit; Santorini is painfully, excruciatingly charming. Those white hobbiton-like houses with rounded-off edges. Those doll-like staircases, cobble-stone paving, narrow alleys and sun-drenched rooftops that look like M.C. Escher’s inspiration. That heavenly blue sky and the Northerly sea breeze which comes like a promise of happiness as it foams the water crests. The chilled out vibe in the air and the fragrance of flowers climbing the walls and the alleys. That seafood, like a gift from the Gods and that wine, the nectar of Greece. That detached, sleepy, exciting, summery vibe we dream about when our lives get cruel….Santorini, my friends, did good on its legend. As did the sunset which somehow, feels like the jewel on the crown of it all.
Featured is a 300 megapixels, blue-hour panorama of Oia, the most beautiful city on the Santorini island. This picture doesn’t really do it justice. I tried though. Canon 5DsR + Canon 70-300mm

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Secret load by Tiger Seo

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Into The Void by Peter Stewart

Looking up inside the surreal looking Oi Man Public housing estate at night. Part of an ongoing series Stacked – Urban Architecture of Hong Kong www.peterstewartphotography.com
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Hate by Joan Le Jan

The vengeance is a dish best served cold. I give lesson and astuce for retouch on photoshop.
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Afloat by Patrick Marson Ong

www.patrickmarsonong.com Ever been to Iceland? Aurora season just started! It feels like that its going to be an awesome winter this year! As you make your way through the ring road, make sure to not miss this famous glacier lagoon called Jökulsárlón. Glacial icicles floating backed by snowcapped mountains and Europe’s largest glacier, Vatnajökull! To my friends who’s there or planning to go there this year, hope you get da best light show! Happy hunting! ;D Check out iceland-photo-tours.com for their future tours and workshops! They can do all the planning for you for epic locations!

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Durdle Door by The Narratographer

Last Wednesday was such a tiring day. Matt and I met up at 5.30am and didn’t say out goodbyes until the sun had completely disappeared. During the entirety of the day, I took well over 500 images and I now have a ridiculous backlog to work my way through. Coupled with the hundreds of Rosie, Courtney and other travel images to process and upload, I am going to be busy for a while. The day started at the foot of Corfe Castle, where Matt and I had decided to meet in the hope that the mist may have decided to put in an appearance and meet us there. Sadly, the mist was as absent as the sun and instead we decided to make our way to the coast. The skies were grey and mottled, with no sign of an impending sunrise that would be worth getting our cameras out for. Arriving at the foot of some private road, we made our way along the bumpiest and most uneven of roads, eventually ending up on the edge of the mainland at the windiest piece of coast I have ever been to. The winds howled and moaned at a good 60mph and my tripod was acting like a flamingo on roller-skates. The skies were grey, the wind was angry and we decided against taking any images here and instead headed to Swanage. Dawn was breaking by the time we parked up by the foot of the pier and got our gear out of the boot. The winds were less angry here, but it really didn’t look like we were going to be able to get anything noteworthy or deserving of publication. There was little contrast in the sky and the first few images we took were bland and insipid. But we pressed on, taking long exposures of the sea and the old jetty as we waited for the pier to open. By the time it did, we snuck in and spent the next half hour killing time taking symmetrical photographs of the new pier whilst we waited for Wimpy to open (we were starving). Write-up to be continued…

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Dismissal motions come in lawsuits over “This Land” and thousands of photographs donated to the Library of Congress.

The aux cord has been extinguished. SMH and RIP. By now you may have heard the news about the iPhone 7 and all the fancy features that it sports. And make no bones about it, the new device seems very impressive as our own Dan Seitz comprehensively describes. But you also may have heard the rumor is officially confirmed: the iPhone 7 will not have a headphone jack and will only contain a port for its Lightning cable technology.

MULTIPLE by Jaco Marx

Multiple species of birds, Zimanga, South Africa.

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White-tailed Eagle by Milan Zygmunt

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