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I don't really get out enough to have a vast body of work like many of you, but here are a few of my favorites from this year. #1 White Tank in Joshua Tree National Park Joshua in White Tank by Ryan Luna, on Flickr #2 Shaver Lake at 5:44AM last weekend. Shaver Lake 2018 by Ryan Luna, on...

This is some next level stuff Kyle. Your colors and tonality renditions are superb!

Great range of images Jim. You and the others that post here are not lucky to be able to get to so many locations. You all have worked hard and paved a career path that has allowed you to be at them. Well done.

For sure. I am always looking at the local tides to get a better understanding of what the local beaches will be like when I go. Glad it brought you some enjoyment. Yes. This is from that same visit, but I used 2 different images for this version. I have been putting a lot of learning...

Not sure that I posted this before, but I was bored and went through some of my 2017 images and found one to process. If you're not in and out before 3ft tide at this location, you're most likely swimming. Ladder Rock at Cameo Shores by Ryan Luna, on Flickr

Great image. The Sun portion is tough to deal with thoguh.

Good stuff John! Gotta go during sunset now.

lol...the only waterfall i have in which i can contribute. Laguna Beach by Ryan Luna, on Flickr

If you are referring to... Woods Cove Seascape by Ryan Luna, on Flickr Then yes, I used my Fuji X-T2 and Fuji 10-24mm for both shots.

Oops. I forgot I posted this. Thanks. It was not even a shot I was thinking of. I kind of just walked past and thought..."that would be nice". Thanks Ben Not a bad idea. I may have to consider this. Thank you on behalf of Mother Nature.

very nice. There is a hint of the existing rows they were planted in as well.

Thanks all for the feedback.

In the city of Orange, California...where i live. Musco Hall by Ryan Luna, on Flickr

Without the yellow bricks. So...there's this location that has the foreground below, but not quite dark enough for my liking to get a good MW image, so...i bring the milk to my location via composite. Milky Tree Path by Ryan Luna, on Flickr

Thanks for the feedback. Although I don't shoot people anymore, I figured I'd contribute to the "People" forum. I forgot I did these back in January.

Oh...yeah, if you click on the image, you won't see all the other images I have. Here, click this link that takes you to all of my images. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanlunaphotography/

In addition to all I have said, my GC images have helped me understand that simply having a beautiful scene and sunset is not always enough to make a compelling image. My approach now is to try and find a compelling and interesting subject within a scene. I still sometimes fail and fall victim...

I went to the Grand Canyon last year during Thanksgiving. Almost all of my images have identical compositions as yours. I focussed on capturing the enormity of the GC without including a foreground element to anchor the scene or provide scale. Now that I look back at my images, I'm kind of...

A friend of my wife asked if I would photograph her daughter earlier this year for her vlog/blog. I pretty much committed myself about 2 years ago to stop shooting people, but it was hard to say no when the wife puts the pressure on. :D As much as I do like the images, I was reminded why I...

If Darcey didn't tweak the white on the foreground rock, I would of voted hers the winner. Everything in that image is awesome, but that rock though...:D