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This view of Peyto Lake in Banff, Alberta demonstrates how taking a high vantage point gives you a more unique view of a large landscape. By shooting in vertical format, Zachary Martgan also created...
Adding a human figure to a landscape shot is an ideal way to help the viewer understand the size and scale of the scene. In this image by Nico Babot, we are privy to the sheer height of the canyon...
This image of Singapore’s Supertree Grove is quite the stunner, with colors, forms, and textures that delight the eye. Photographer Martin Hroch framed these elements beautifully, with the Supertree...
Trevor Anderson knocks another landscape image out of the park with this beauty entitled Alpine Bliss. This photo is also a reminder that you don’t need to use the maximum aperture available to you...
Not all wedding photography has to be of the happy couple together. Individual shots like this one are an important part of the overall collection. The black and white treatment combined with the...
Lighting is one of the most difficult natural phenomena to capture because it happens so fast and so randomly. Sometimes, it just takes a lucky night of shooting to capture a moment like this one,...
What makes a beautiful landscape even better? A beautiful, old church! This photo by Rob wins today’s award for Inspirational Photo of the Day because of the seamless way in which the natural...
If you’ve never seen waves of fog, you know what they look like now! And you probably understand why they would warrant selection as today’s Inspirational Photo of the Day. What immediately draws...
The key to a great black and white photo is adding elements that interest the eye in the absence of color. One way to do that is to focus on contrast, which this photo by Ana does well. Note the...
Talk about a view! The Great Ocean Road in Australia apparently has plenty of views like this, which makes it a landscape photographer’s paradise. This photo, captured by Destin Sparks, has it all,...