landscape

Welcome to my Cinque Terre & Tuscany Photography Workshop! I started exploring and loving the iconic, quintessentially Italian landscapes of Cinque Terre and Tuscany from the Mediterranean to Val d’Orcia as a kid, and never stopped since. During this tour, I am looking forward to putting my...

Welcome to my Isle of Arran Photography Workshop! The Isle of Arran, Scotland’s hidden gem, is a truly marvellous and still relatively unexplored destination for landscape photography, a real winning combination. During this tour, I am looking forward to putting my extensive experience leading...

Welcome to my Iceland Photography Workshop! Iceland is a true photographers’ paradise and its iconic landscapes rightfully make it a dream destination for any landscape photography lover. During this tour, I am looking forward to putting my extensive experience leading dozens of Workshops...

Welcome to my Glencoe & Isle of Skye Photography Workshop! The landscapes of Glencoe and the Isle of Skye are iconic and quintessentially Scottish, and it’s very likely that when you think of Scotland these are the landscapes that come to your mind. During this tour, I am looking forward to...

NOVEMBER 17–24, 2019 | LIMITED TO 3 PARTICIPANTS Welcome to my Cornwall Photography Workshop! In November 2019, I’ll put my vast knowledge exploring and photographing the stunning Cornish Coasts and inland at your service, to get inspired, realise your vision and create unique photographs of...

Blue sky over Blue Mesa that is.

Canon T3i Converted to 665nm

This was taken this morning at RMNP close to bear lake parking lot, colors in this area is peaking out.

Hey guys! This one was taken a week ago during sunrise session with @Levy Davish , i have some doubts about it, there some issue i am still not sure about, lets see if anyone else can spot it. Now that sounds like a challenge... :D _DSC0796-SV20 by lionking posted Sep 7, 2018 at 12:44 AM...

It is interesting how a lot of times it takes a while for an image to "grow" on me. There are files I haven't worked ever, and then 10 years later I like them. This one isn't quite that extreme, but taken last August. A7R and Zeiss 80-200mm, single image. And it looks crooked, but the level on...

Was out scouting a few months ago, and the sunset went a little crazy. I had a roll of Velvia loaded into my camera for a few months, and decided to see how it would turn out. Velvia is unforgiving, but I am happy with the results. I had my Sony with me, but left her in the bag and just only...

We had an amazing family trip to Slovenia and Croatia. I spent almost every morning in taking sunrise photos. The last day in Lovran Croatia was my best day and this photo is one of those reasons in my opinion. C&C are welcomed

The magical atmosphere of a Tuscan sunrise, taken during a Workshop I led in Tuscany in November 2017. Leica SL, Leica APO-Vario-Elmarit-SL 90-280mm and filters Formatt-Hitech Firecrest. Thank you for viewing, best regards Vieri

Standing across the Haifoss waterfalls and looking down river one can see forever. And where the water had just come crashing down, it now meanders through the valley.

Lake Isabelle sunrise, CO. taken with Canon 5DSR, 16-35mm f4. I thought I wouldn't see any more wildflowers in 11,000 feet altitude because I couldn't see any flowers last week in Rocky Mountain National Park. Surprisingly, flowers were peak, and I enjoyed views.

Today our Focus will be on Sunrises! If you are like me, you have tons of Sunset photos. It's a lot easier to stay up then to get up. :) So find your sunrise photos and add them to this thread. I will start out with a couple from Trona Pinnacles in California. One of them is a repeat from a...

First of all, I'm excited to join that great forum and thank you Jim Fox. This is my first Photo. I took this Photo nearly at the shortest daytime available where The sun was at the southest point just to get it right at the top of the crack. Luckily the sunset and light that day were at my side...

First of all, I'm excited to join that great forum and thank you Jim Fox. This is my first Photo. I took this Photo nearly at the shortest daytime available where The son was at the southest point just to get it right at the top of the crack. Luckily the sunset and light that day were at my side :)