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Framing the Peak - Explored #11 by Matt Payne Via Flickr: Today I decided to take a drive over to the Garden of the Gods. I took about 100 photos from various vantage points. This is a fairly classic shot of Pikes Peak and the Kissing Camels. I also shot this set at f/8 for the weekend challenge at www.froknowsphoto.com - I hope you like it!
Into the light.
Utsjoki, Finland.
by Tiina Törmänen | web | FB | IG |
Seefeld, Austria
Hallett Cove, South Australia
Fairies Lake by Nomad On the Road
Eilean Donan Castle 3 by Paolo Berardi
Travel Landscapes Photography by Allen benjamin Via Flickr: His journey to Lahaul & Spiti began from Manali, passing through the well-known Rohtang Pass and rise over 13 thousand feet. www.apsense.com/article/travel-landscape-photography.html
Lighthouse O'Rama by Richard Larssen Via Flickr: Richard is on Facebook : www.facebook.com/richard.larssen/ and also on Instagram : www.instagram.com/richardlarssen/
Blaine Nadeau
Iceland by © Saleh AlRashaid
So Beautiful!
The sun sets over The Rock of Cashel along Ireland’s ancient east.
The Science Behind Yellowstone’s Rainbow Hot Spring
The Grand Prismatic Spring might seem photoshopped, but there’s very real science beneath its vibrant colors. What causes the hot spring’s magnificent coloration? It’s all thanks to the heat-loving bacteria that call the spring home.
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