I started with macro 5 years ago. I was inspired because it is a very underrated subject in photography and incredibly difficult to do. I have sold my macro equipment because I can’t combine it anymore with my wildlife photography.
Spring has sprung!
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Spring is the best season to visit Japan. You will be surprised to see the beauty of its nature. It is full of blooming trees and that for sure is a breathtaking view. The post I Captured Sakura Blooming In Japan (25 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
Photographing trees and forests sounds simple, but making a good image of a forest can be surprisingly challenging. In this pair of videos, Michael Shainblum explains how he wrangles the chaotic nature of trees into a beautiful photograph.
Throughout my career as a photographer, I’ve photographed the Dutch forests a lot. I love walking around in the forest on an early morning clearing my mind and photographing the first light peak through the trees.
"In our family culture, the tree is a symbol of life. " Nature photographer, Ali Shokri, grew up in Iran. It was in his beautiful home country that he would begin to develop his passion and love for nature - more so, trees.
"In our family culture, the tree is a symbol of life. " Nature photographer, Ali Shokri, grew up in Iran. It was in his beautiful home country that he would begin to develop his passion and love for nature - more so, trees.
One of the best things about photography is that it can adapt to a variety of other mediums and combine itself to deliver really unique images. Even better, lots of those can be done in-camera without the need for Photoshop, Lightroom, etc.
Craving for your regular dose of dreamy landscape photography? Today's spotlight is on Berlin-based Michael Schlegel and his beautiful minimalist depictions of the Fanal Forest. Form and mood are the stars of the series, both of which shine in black and white.
After many years of dreaming, I finally made it all the way to Patagonia. The mountains at the end of the world called and they did not disappoint. Rising suddenly with vertical towers to which glaciers still cling to, majestic and temperamental, they stay mostly hidden in the clouds they create for themselves.
The landscape and wildlife photography website Nature TTL has partnered up with B&H to launch a new YouTube channel dedicated to nature photography. This 11-minute first episode is a look at how to shoot trees, mushrooms, and rivers in woodlands with photographer and Nikon Ambassador Ross Hoddinott. “This video looks at how you can head […]
OM SYSTEM Ambassador and travel photographer Frank Smith has been capturing the diverse beauty of the world for decades. Whether it be through his photographs of people, cultures, or nature, Smith is a passionate and accomplished storyteller.
The Speulderforest (“Het Speulderbos” in Dutch) is a beautiful and serene forest, and one of the best ways to capture its natural beauty is through photography. It’s one of the more popular forests when it comes to woodland photography in The Netherlands. [Read More]
Ali Shokri is an Iranian landscape and nature photographer who has become known for his black-and-white photos of trees. The Passion of Trees is a collection of photos he has captured over the years in Iran and Azerbaijan.
This is my short photo series questioning the relation between humans and nature through an absurd transiency of material human needs. Every year after the holidays, bunches of Christmas trees find their new home on the streets.
I’ve been seeing lots of cherry blossom photos from many friends who are visiting Japan or Korea for their beautiful and famous cherry blossoms. I’m sitting here at home in the Netherlands for a change and figured I’d show how I don’t need to travel halfway across the globe to get these shots. Here’s a […]
I photographed Japanese spring scenery. It is a season of cherry blossoming. I was surprised to see this great view.
I have a confession to make. I possess a profound and abiding love and respect for trees.
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I started with macro 5 years ago. I was inspired because it is a very underrated subject in photography and incredibly difficult to do. I have sold my macro equipment because I can’t combine it anymore with my wildlife photography.
Hi! I'm Marcelina, and I build houses. By build I mean I edit them into photos. Into trees, chests, pumpkins, on rocks, and clouds.
Throughout my years as a photographer, I’ve photographed the Dutch forests a lot. I love walking around in the forest on an early morning, clearing my mind, and photographing the first light peeking through the trees.
I love to photograph trees during foggy mornings in The Netherlands. Walking around with my camera when everyone is still sleeping gives me this great feeling of peace. I forget everything around me and all that's left are me, my camera and the landscape.
Amsterdam is a magical city. This village-like city hosting compact narrow houses spread among many beautiful canals is magical at any season and gives you always special - "out of this world" feeling.
This autumn has been exceptionally beautiful in the Netherlands. Because of the interesting climate earlier this year with the extreme droughts we experienced, the trees are extremely colorful during the autumn period of this year.
I've just gotten back from guiding a group of photographers in Namibia, where we faced unique conditions in Sossusvlei Desert. For the first time since 2011, a massive rain storm had hit the area, part of a weather system that hit the west coast of Namibia 1500 km north of its usual pattern.
An emotive and nostalgic tree, loved by most, a muse to all. In summers and monsoon time, when in full bloom with gorgeous red flowers, the Krishnachura is ever present in Bangla poetry, songs, and even movies.