Inspirational Photos of the Day

When you use leading lines in a landscape photo, they don’t have to be totally overt. As you can see in this shot by efossati, the pathway that meanders from the foreground to the background doesn’t...

The Painted Hills of Oregon are a sight to see, but they take on an even greater beauty when they’re pictured below a rainbow. Gary A. Randall’s photo is certainly a treat for the eyes and...

Ed’s shot of this gorgeous canyon is a nice reminder that there are beautiful images to be had after the sun dips below the horizon. The contrast of the golden tones of the setting sun and the cool,...

Shea gets us up close and personal with this bee in this gorgeously detailed macro shot. Though the sharpness and detail of the bee is impressive, the fact that you can clearly see the pollen...

Rob’s photo of the Thompson Mountains under the Milky Way can only be described as stunning. Each of these subjects would be beautiful on their own, but together with the low clouds and the water,...

Talk about breathtaking! This shot by efossati looks like something right out of the Lord of the Rings. The soaring mountain peaks provide visual interest with their shapes and forms while the...

It’s typical to photograph landscapes with a visible horizon, or at least a little bit of sky showing. But as Brent shows us, there is more than enough visual appeal in the landscape to omit both of...

Though it’s most common to photograph wildlife such that you also see their surroundings, as this photo by Kendall01 demonstrates, zooming in and creating a more intimate wildlife portrait can be...

To make a portrait a little more appealing, it’s a good idea to place the subject in an interesting setting. In this case, turkeyjerky214 put his model on a highly detailed Chesterfield sofa in a...

This shot by Gary A. Randall is all about the foreground. Sure, the background is beautiful in its own right with the interesting shapes and textures of the landscape and the saturated colors of the...