A view to a dream by BenCoffman

Matt Newman and I did a little exploring on the southern Oregon coast this fall, and we wound up back at this well-photographed location. The skies along this section of coast are surprisingly dark, and these little coves especially are difficult to photograph–the shadows just become impenetrably thick. This one took a little more work in post-processing than many of my night shots to draw out a bit of shadow detail.

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Misty Morning Tide by RobinKeus

A very misty morning upon a sunrise in a coastal cove. © Robin Keus – rjkimages.com

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Bridge to Gotham City by edwardreese

Was experimenting with post-processing techniques on a classic view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan skyline. Ended up with a dark and moody “dark Knight” look at the end. Hope it’s not too over-cooked.

This three-image panorama view was taken at sunset from the cove in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Used a 6-stop ND filter and exposure times were around 15 – 30 seconds. Reflection added in Photoshop.

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The Secret Cove by marcobalderi27

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Scorpion’s Tail by VictorCarreiro

This shot comes from the same location as my “Dark Cove”, only different perspective. Whenever I get bored of shooting locally here in the Bay Area, I must remind myself that there are always new ways to be creative.

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Scorpion’s Tail by VictorCarreiro

This shot comes from the same location as my “Dark Cove”, only different perspective. Whenever I get bored of shooting locally here in the Bay Area, I must remind myself that there are always new ways to be creative.

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Moraira Sunrise. by FranciscoGarciaRios

Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Lenny Ibizarre – El Viejo Pescador.
View of Dawn in Moraira (Alicante, Spain) from the Platgetes cove, facing East. The “Cap d’Or” (“cape of gold”) slows sunrise in the town, but compensates for that delay with a beautiful show of light and color in every dawn when the sun peeks out behind it.
On the foreground we can see the iron sculpture “Gaviotas” (“Seagulls”) by Antonio Marí Sart, just like an allegory to the freedom of the spirit before such beauty.
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“Amanecer en Moraira”
Vista del amanecer en Moraira (Alicante) desde la Cala de las Platgetes mirando hacia el Este. El Cap d’Or retarda la salida del sol en la localidad, pero compensa esa dilación ofreciendo un precioso espectáculo de luz y color en cada amanecer cuando asoma por detrás del cabo.
En primer plano, puede verse la escultura de hierro “Gaviotas” del escultor Antonio Marí Sart, que asemeja una alegoría a la liberación de espíritu que la contemplación de la belleza del amanecer procura.

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The Grand Crossover by janneka

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This is one of those places that shout out to be photographed in panorama format. Looking at left there was an intense sunset with deep red colors whereas on the side the city of Skradin looked fantastic at the back of the bay. This should be seen bigger to really understand the beauty of the city but fear not – I will upload a more close-up view of the city later.

When it comes to technical stuff this is a panorama of three horizontal handheld shots (around 180 degrees fov), each manually blended from two shots. Something that I have done so very often lately..

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Siscal Cove (III) (Lorca, Murcia, Spain). by FranciscoGarciaRios

Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Bear McCreary – The Parson’s Farewel (Black Sails OST).
Another long exposure capture at dusk in Siscal Cove (Lorca, Murcia, Spain) in Cabo Cope and Puntas de Calnegre Natural Park, a beautiful and virtually virgin natural area of the mediterranean Costa Cálida.
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“Cala del Siscar (III)” (Lorca, Murcia)
Otra toma más de exposición prolongada al atardecer en la Cala del Siscal (Lorca, Murcia), en el Parque Natural de Cabo Cope y Puntas de Calnegre, un bello paraje natural prácticamente virgen de la Costa Cálida mediterránea.

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Anvaya by miketlim

Sunset on the beach of Anvaya Cove, Philippines.

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