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.
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.
Nabiyotum Crater, Kenya
Nabiyotum Crater is located in the south of Lake Turkana in Kenya – the world’s largest alkaline lake.
Photo: Martin Harvey
Etreat, France
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Latest photo series by Russian photographer Andre Ermolaev look like beautiful paintings, but in fact they are aerial photos of rivers flowing through Iceland’s endless beds of volcanic ash.
Amazing stone balance art by Land artist Michael Grab.
Through witnessing what this art has done for me personally over years of practice, my vision grows more and more to encourage others to seek their own “still-point” or inner silence. This art allows one to freely be themselves, manifesting their own particular vibrations into a 3D world. Stone balance teaches the practitioner lessons through silence. The inner silence that one cultivates through balancing is a foundation to realizing that each of us are as much one another as we are our entire universe.
You can see more on his website Gravity Glue.
San Francisco-based photographer Nathan Wirth uses a variety of techniques — including long exposure, infrared and intentional camera movement — to express his unending wonder of the fundamental fact of existence.
Marina Cano is a landscape and wildlife photographer. She has devoted three years of her life to a wild life project, which resulted in the book Cabárceno, named after the largest natural park nature reserve in Europe. Cano made amazing shots of animals in their natural habitat.
Amazing project «Put Your Hands Up» by Canadian photographer Joel Robinson. Simple and surreal photo illustrations depicting human’s connection to nature and the Earth.
