The lookout at Cape Patton provides a splendid view which includes Apollo Bay.
Years ago, I was camping on top of the mountain in Lake District National Park, UK, and woke up to a beautiful sunrise. Grabbed my camera, jumped out of the tent and went looking for a subject.
Haven't posted in a while, but recently went on a backpacking trip in Wyoming and stopped through the Tetons and captured this at sunrise.
A photo of opportunity.
I was walking the beach looking for a composition is the harsh midday Sun when I came around a sea stack and across this opportunity.
Weekend shot in the High Tatras - Slovakia, where it was beautifully foggy. It was only a matter of time before the peaks of the local mountains gradually climbed...
This capture represents the cold morning during a hike in the Picos de Europa. When I saw the plant I decided to lie down on the ground and photograph it for the foreground.
The fertile soil and weather make Victoria's Western District productive farmland.
I got real lucky that the morning I got this shot the winds changed and pushed some of the haze from the wild fires out west.
Rainstorm approaching the summit of a mountain in the canadian Rockies
One of the few shots I've had recently that's worth sharing. It's a just a section of a small river running through my home town of Pontardawe in South Wales. Constructive comments welcome.
Haven't done much shooting over the last 6 months so here's a couple more from my trip to Lofoten in February. Constructive comments welcome as always.
Maligne Lake in Jasper makes photography effortless - especially during the sunrise and sunset. I visited the lake after a year and had the entire lake to myself for more than two hours.
We visited Pikes Peak, Rocky Mountains National Park and Garden of the Gods. What a beautiful land!
Had the fortune to run around Mt Blanc last year and this is one of the images from that trip. B ut I'm a bit stuck whether or not it has potential?
From my recent trip to dolomites your feedback will be appreciated.
Not sure how I feel about this one yet. I think it's decent but I'm sure there's room for improvement.
(Question on Smart Objects below) We have been living in the area for about 5 years.
Bubbles and a rock creating the illusion of a shooting star in the night sky.
The sun rises really early in Maine especially here. Cadillac Mountain is the first place in the continental U.S. to see the sun rise. You also have to reserve a pass which sells out in minutes.
The storm stopped just before sunset. The rain filled rocky beach with water. Then a tiny gap on the horizon opened up and voila....
Gotta say I'm pretty satisfied so far with my trip to Acadia National Park. I was only there Monday through Wednesday of this week.
Looking for some feedback on this. I’m on vacation in Bar Harbor Maine. Took this one the first night in town. Can’t decide if I’m done with it or want to tweak it some more.
I knew conditions would be favorable for a rainbow so i waited for about an hour and sure enough, a rainbow formed. The rainbow combined with some awesome soft light created an awesome scene.
Interested to see peoples methods on getting a good image on an otherwise terrible (for photography purposes) weather day, including complete overcast or blue sky.
Though I would share this image. This is actually an old image from a few years ago that I was never really satisfied with.
