Landscape Photography by Dmitri Fomin

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Landscape Photography by San Francisco Bay area based photographer Dmitri Fomin. Dmitri likes to shoot landscapes and capture the sacred moments of beautiful light. He uses his canon gear and a variety of filters from B+W, Hitech, Hoya with Lee’s 100mm square filter holder with a Manfrotto CF tripod and Gitzo ball head.

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Landscape Photography by Pete Piriya

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Beautiful Landscape Photography by Pete Piriya, born in Bangkok, but now living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The photos in the selection below were taken in various parts of North America and Thailand.

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Greengray Barcelona Photography by Marc Latham

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Marc Latham is a Leeds, U.K. based writer specializing in fiction and non-fiction books, journalistic articles and structured poetry.
His photos below  highlight greenygrey Barcelona – the greenygrey concept highlights how often green and grey colors occur together, something we don’t usually notice as we go around our daily lives – and nature photos from Barcelona and Montserrat Monastery using the direct sun to create  artistic effects.

See more ‘greengray’ photos:  Greenygrey.co.uk and fmpoetry.wordpress.com.

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Flying Houses by Laurent Chehere

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Flying Houses by Laurent Chehere

In this series, French photographer Laurent Chehere  invites us to dream and imagine what it would be like if houses were flying. “Flying Houses” represents a mix of Chehere shooting various structures and creating them in Photoshop.

“Technically, I drew the buildings and afterward, I shot each element such as the roof, walls, windows, graffiti, and even the people—it’s a montage,” explained Chehere. “The series is a tribute to the old Paris and the movies including The Red Balloon, and directors such as Hayao Miyazaki, Wim Wenders, and Federico Fellini”.

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The “Volcano House”

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The flying saucer resembling  ”Volcano House”  looks out over a 60-acre property midway between Las Vegas and Los Angeles in Newberry Springs. The house was designed by architect Harold J. Bissner, Jr. in 1968 and belonged to broadcaster Huell Howser until his death recently. The inspiration? San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, a nuclear plant in northwestern San Diego county. Now, it’s been donated to Chapman University.
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