Waterfall, Iceland
photo credit: Hordur Finnbogason
This is an image I have had on my mind to get for three years. To align the waterfall and northern lights that are strong enough to light up the whole surroundings. At last it happened and I was at the right place at the right time. Godafoss means Waterfall of the Gods and takes its name from the old Nordic sagas.
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There was a storm in Texas. There wasn’t a fence. Thus, the tumbleweeds all up in Josh Pitman’s business. (That’s his house in the photo.)
photo credit: Josh Pitman
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This brecciated limestone, quarried near Florence, has a curious property: When it’s polished it produces the image of an ancient city.
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Stone Canyon by Jack Dykinga
Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness / AZ. Petrified sand dunes border “pot hole” pool with sun- bleached root in foreground.
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2012 National Geographic Photography Contest, Honorable Mention
Eric Guth:
Glacial ice washes ashore after calving off the Brei amerkurjˆkull glacier, on Iceland’s eastern coast. During the waning light of summer this image was created over the course of a 4-minute exposure while the photographer backlit the grounded glacial ice with a headlamp for 2 of those 4 minutes.
photo credit: Eric Guth
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Dandelion.
iPhone 4S, Snapseed
photo credit: Frans Lanting
WSJ:
The quiver trees (above) in South Africa’s Richtersveld National Park are posed not against blue sky but against harsh red rocky soil that evokes Mars and emphasizes the trees’ remarkable endurance in arid terrain.
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Hiking in NJ.
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Sharing a moment in the Green Room before a veterans hiring event at the White House.
Color signatures of novels’ visual content by Jaz Parkinson. More. Looks like it may be possible to order prints, and even...
