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Long exposure to the north in Joshua Tree, CA

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Lainbachfall I had to reupload this again because there was there white edge on the left side of the previous version. At least I could correct some more chromatic abberations :)

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The beautiful view to the skyline & the Empire State Building in the moody blue hour of New York City.

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My old truck parked against the night sky, with a flashlight poking to the trees.

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I went to Berlin with some good friends a few weeks ago. We were pretty late for the sunset, but made it just in time. We went up on a terrace of a hotel there to get that view! I'm really happy with the result of that long exposure. What do you think?

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Part-way through the coast of California sits a lonely lighthouse looking on to the Pacific Ocean.

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I spent the past summer working on the 4UR Ranch in southwest Colorado which provided me plenty of opportunity to capture some great shots. This particular picture looks down from the mountainside on the east side of the ranch. The Rio Grande River can be seen flowing past the entrance of the ranch as it winds its way through wagon wheel gap.

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I have taken a very early morning walk to one of the many viewpoints overlooking Mt Bromo and pointed my camera in the "wrong" direction. Just outside a crater a river flowing through a valley can be seen. According to Balinese beliefs bad omens and ghosts dwell in the rivers.

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The golden light of the setting sun illuminates the Valle de la Luna in the Atacama Desert, Chile. I have long wanted to visit the Atacama and recently had the chance to do so. It is the driest place on Earth and the otherwordly landscapes look as such.

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While on recent hiking trip, woke up early to notice the fog coming down from the mountain.

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This is our star being eclipsed by our moon during an annular eclipse. I viewed this in Tokyo during the early hours of May 20th, 2012. I still remember the anticipation in everyone's faces due to the fact that the clouds would not open the sky to us but also because the light around us began to dim and we knew our window of opportunity to see the eclipse was fading. It was only in the last 10 or so minutes did the clouds thin out and leave a very translucent layer for the sun to be able to shine its light through for us to see a massive ring appear above us.

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I found these pictures to be a unique view of the Grand Canyon.

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Swimming Lionfish. I was lucky to be panning the camera at the same speed as this Lion Fish swam past at the Cairns aquarium in Australia.

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Walking around in the Bisti/De-na-zin area of northern New Mexico I used the Rokinon 12/2.8 stopped down to f/22 for the sunburst effect. I added more sky to make a square image, in post.

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The dark side - I liked the dark skyscrapers in the background with the main street and BTS as the vein to get to the dark side and out again.

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Long exposure of an electrical tower taken at night. I used a flash to light up the electrical tower. The sky was exposed for 20 sec.

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A setting moon above the famous Painted Ladies... adding even more beauty to this breathtaking San Francisco view.

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I stayed in Shanghai for around three days and I never got to see Shanghai without some combination of fog, mist, and rain. It was all worth it just for the aura that surrounded the skyline at night.

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Durdle Door Durdle Door (sometimes written Durdle Dor) is a natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast near Lulworth in Dorset, England. It is privately owned by the Welds, a family who owns 12,000 acres (50 km2) in Dorset in the name of the Lulworth Estate. It is open to the public. The name Durdle is derived from the Old English word ‘thirl' meaning bore or drill. - Wikipedia -

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The Brunecker Turm (Italian: Mur del Pisciadù Occidentale; German: Brunecker Turm) is a mountain belonging to the Sella group in the Dolomites in South Tyrol, Italy.

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Model: @Austindistel https://www.instagram.com/austindistel/ Photographer: @breeandstephen https://www.instagram.com/breeandstephen/ This photo is free for public use. If you do use this photo, Please credit in caption or metadata with link to "www.distel.com".

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The almost mythical view on the hike up to Paro Taktsang, a 17th century temple nestled into a cliff in the Himalayas.

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This was one of my first nights out taking photos of the stars at my families farm. The night sky was incredibly clear, and so I sat out in the middle of the paddock with my camera and took photos all night. This is one of the photos I was blessed to have captured.

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Bixby Creek Bridge, also known as Bixby Canyon Bridge, on the Big Sur coast of California, is one of the most photographed bridges in California due to its aesthetic design, “graceful architecture and magnificent setting”. It is a reinforced concrete open-spandrel arch bridge.

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At the Messe Basel New Hall building there is a large gap in the building that allows people to see the sky from underneath the building overpass.

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After hiking the Navajo Trail at Bryce Canyon, I reached to top as the sun was beginning to set. After I caught my breath, I turned and took this photo of the canyons that I had just hiked through.

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This photo was taken while sitting in the sand on the western shore of Barbados. After a day exploring the island, my friends and I sat down to watch the sunset and reflect.

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Just before going to class and running over it with my tire a had to take a photo of this fungus!

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The road to the Pass Pordoi, Italian Dolomites, early January morning!

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Legend has it that Java island was was once floating on the ocean, unstable and shaky. The Gods decided to move a piece of Mount Meru from India and nail it down to the earth so that the whole island of Java would stop moving. This new mountain ( the one in the picture) is then called Semeru.

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Initially we were disappointed to see clouds covering the sunset, but it ended up being the most stunning part of our trip.

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In the US we have “daylight savings time” — and today was the first day to have an extra hour of daylight, so I made the most of it!

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When you on a bus and don’t know what to do.

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A tourist hotspot by day. But in the evening it is a nice point to enjoy the great landscape an the quiet lake.

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We flew a helicopter out to this active volcano called White Island. Due to the air, we had to wear gas masks. Such a cool experience!

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A small isle in the Eibsee at the beginning of November in 2018. Because it was a really nice and warm day some canoeists stayed at the island in the sund to relax. This is the horizontal version of a photo I already posted last year.

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The smaller mountain in the front is the Daniel. What a lovely name :) Right beside it is the Plattberg. Both are located in Tirol in Austria right at the border to Germany.

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The weather was inclement most of the time while I was in Grand Teton NP, but occasionally the sun would break thru like this. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.

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This was taken from an overlooking bluff at Bandon, Or. at sunset. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.

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This waterfall is called “Månafossen” which directly translates to “The moon waterfall”. It flows down stream in the south-western part of Norway.

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An other rainy day in England force my plane to stay stuck a the airport

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The year after I retired, I snow -birded in Arizona. The sunsets were my favorite things about Arizona. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.

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A nikon em, introduced in 1979, Is a simple nikon f mount SLR camera. I was designed to be marketed to the growing market of new women photographers then entering the SLR buyer’s market.

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I did this Kayak Tour of the Milford Sound on a recent trip to New Zealand with Urban Armor Gear. After racing a colleague directly across the sound (about 1/2 mile), I pulled my camera out while resting and waiting for the rest of the group to catch up. The kayak was narrow and would easily tip so every movement on the kayak was tedious. Here I balanced my phone while taking a picture of the fog and light rain which gave the fiordlands an eerie feeling. Due to the lack of light, the only thing color that really stood out was my kayak and dry bag.

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On the way to Sally Gap.

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An EPIC birthday trip needs an EPIC ending! To end the day, we stopped by an abandoned airport in Arizona and caught the most amazing sunset! Enjoy the beauty above!

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An EPIC birthday trip needs an EPIC ending! To end the day, we stopped by an abandoned airport in Arizona and caught the most amazing sunset! Enjoy the beauty above!

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