Untitled by Bruno Soares

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Passo gardena by Alessandro Laurito

*** Eilrahc*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Moraine lake. by Tanner Wendell Stewart

Moraine lake. Sunrise. Banff. Alberta

Crazy Diamond by Vulture Labs

Morning swimmer by Peter Zajfrid

Sunrise at Pernica lake, Slovenija

castel tirolo by andy dauer

The light by Toine van Steen

The light. Light is an important thing. Not only in photography but also in our lives. A dark sky usually does not bode well, a slightly clear sky, on the other hand, makes people happy and cheerful. If only one small light is on in a room when it is dark, then there is a stuffy mood, but when all the lights come on, the people in that room become active. So light has great value. Now I'm talking about literal light. But there is another light that affects us. That is our inner light, the light that we radiate ourselves. If we radiate light ourselves, it also has a positive effect on our fellow human beings. A smile on your face is such a light. A smile on someone's face is priceless. A smile on someone's face is contagious and also gives the person who sees the smile a positive feeling. Be important to your fellow man and radiate that as the priceless light. God bless.

Smiling from the kiss of night by Michael Gimenez Rodriguez de vera

This is a Sunrise photo taken at Ribeira da Janela.

the Mars Desert in Utah by Yannis Pavlis

The Bentonite Hills consist of blue, red, purple, and green clays created by volcanic ash, giving the hills a rainbow color. While many places in Utah are known to look like Mars, such as Goblin Valley State Park and the Bonneville Salt Flats, people are usually referring to the rainbow mountains of the Bentonite Hills and Hanksville, Utah, when they are talking about “Mars,” Utah. Utah’s rainbow mountains near Hanksville, Utah, rightfully earn the nickname of “Mars” for two reasons. One, because the area’s extraterrestrial rainbow mountains make you feel like you are on a foreign planet. And, two, because the Mars Desert Research Station (a Mars research station run by the US-registered non-profit called The Mars Society) is located in a little nook of the colorful hills outside of Hanksville, Utah.

Sunset panorama by Andy58/András Schafer

Teigarhorn by Hayden Scott

The famous Teigarhorn hour in East Iceland.

大海道的恐龙蛋 by 无忌

Amber by Ryan Dyar

Being that it sits right next to the tallest mountain in the contiguous US, Lone Pine Peak gets less attention than Mt. Whitney by photographers, climbers and tourists it seems. But I’ve always found it to be the more photogenic peak. It’s like when @milesmorganphotography and I are together… one is taller and more popular, but the other is the better of the two. Anyway, thanks for scrolling far enough to see my dumb little picture. If you are interested in seeing how I create my dumb little pictures you can head to www.ryandyar.com or check out the link in my profile. Everything is 35% right now.

Poppy by Anke Kneifel

Mohn

LIGHT IN by Jack Metthey

Prehistoric planet by 袁大琨Aken

青城后山的这个不知名的瀑布群相当宏伟秀丽，目测落差达到了百米，从岩壁顶部奔流而下。因为光照较少的缘故，崖壁上布满了大面积的青苔和植被，置身其中，仿佛回到了史前星球。进入六月后，瀑布也来到了水量充沛的丰水季，离得近一点便会湿身。抵近拍摄使得我身上的两个手机泡水了，相机也进了水汽（水花瞬间便会布满镜头，不停擦拭也没啥用）。照片中的人是我自己，是与瀑布分开拍摄通过后期缩小比例加上去的，目的是增加画面对比。最后，这里是爬不上去的，就算爬上去也很危险且不环保，请注意拍摄安全。 使用富图宝磐图羽TT-5脚架辅助拍摄。 @知柏 @纯纯 @城市穿梭客