Brudesløret by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

I organized my own workshop to Rondane National Park and Brudesløret (the Bride’s Veil) this weekend. I was my only client and I tried as best I could to teach myself various shooting techniques and compositional approaches. Unfortunately I didn’t have time to teach myself much processing these days. The workshop only costed me a 3/4 tank of gasoline, a bag of peanuts mixed with dried fruit and a coke. My brother didn’t charge me anything for the accommodation. This is a pano from six 16mm horizontals. The section containing the sun is a blend of three exposures. I spent 2.5 hours here shooting the waterfall to “death”. Shot with Nisi cpl and 6 stop filter. A heartfelt thanks to Max Foster for reviewing the image and for providing very valuable feedback. Photoshop tutorials: bit.ly/1TsCtWd and bit.ly/1R44xZm
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Steps of Fall by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim

Elowah falls
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[The everlook action and other tutorials] A few years ago we visited the Portland area and managed to duck out quickly to Elowah Falls before heading east toward the Painted Hills area. Such a beautiful idyllic location and the last remnants of fall were on show.

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Eternal. by Florian Pascual

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Green way by Fabio Antenore

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Sphinx by Daniel Kordan

Full moon rising above Scoresby Sund in east Greenland. Panoramic photo (2 images) on 400 mm nikkor + d810. Expedition with Danielkordan.com

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Autumn morning by Lauri Lohi

Beautiful autumn morning atmosphere at Matkolammi, Hämeenlinna, Finland.

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A tornado by Jovana Rikalo

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First light. by Johannes Hulsch

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On top of the world by Nicholas Roemmelt

…not really, but there are so many peaks in Tyrol that could make you believe that.
Sulzkogel 3016m in Kuehtai, by far not the highest peak in Tyrol but one with a 360° panoramic view you will never forget, and too remote to be ever crowded during sunset. Thank God that this peak is one of my “backyard” mountains. FACEBOOK
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in between. by Johannes Hoehn

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Breath Taking by Stefan Hefele

“Breath Taking” – Ireland I can´t stop to show you beautiful photos from Ireland…
Irish landscapes are a huge playroom for landscape photographers. Especially when you find remote places like this one.
The make it more unique the play of light and shadow are an ingredient for a beautiful photo. The giant turtle is just the icing on the cake :-). Prints and licensing available. Facebook Fan Site www.stefan-hefele.de

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