Fight of the Forest by Pcoskun

his is an image I photographed back in May while making a brief visit to Northern California’s redwood forests. I had stared at this image too many times to count, opened it up and closed it feeling like it wasn’t worth my time. I decided to finally give it one more go and slowly but surely I liked the direction I was headed with it. This was one of the most chaotic scenes I have come across, but for some reason I was so attracted to it. Maybe it was the stunning morning light backlighting the mossy branches and ferns. I had to remove a ton of flare which was one of the main reasons I never decided to go ahead and process this image. I will probably keep working on that to the point where I will never want to look at this again! I wanted this to capture the wildness of the forests in the region with the early golden light of sunrise. The redwoods are one of the most beautiful places I have ever been, and I am sure to return again in the near future. I definitely would like to spend some quality time wandering around the towering trees and finding more scenes like this. Anyways, this will probably close out my posts for 2015, so I just want to say once again thank you to all of you for your continued support. I have plenty of plans already for 2016 that I can’t wait to get into. Happy new year!

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Last Rays of Light on the Mad River by jimkucharek

The light at twilight makes everything look different. The Mad River flows into the Pacific Ocean just north of the little town of Arcata in Northern California. In this photograph, the River runs through the dunes just a few hundred feet from the beach. The last rays of light were all that was left in the sky and I love how the light feathers the tops of the dune grass and illuminates the ground fog creeping in off the ocean.

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Last Rays of Light on the Mad River by jimkucharek

The light at twilight makes everything look different. The Mad River flows into the Pacific Ocean just north of the little town of Arcata in Northern California. In this photograph, the River runs through the dunes just a few hundred feet from the beach. The last rays of light were all that was left in the sky and I love how the light feathers the tops of the dune grass and illuminates the ground fog creeping in off the ocean.

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Fog City by tobyharriman

San Francisco Fog Skyline at Night

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Bowling for Magic by NicholasSteinberg

First and foremost this shot probably wouldn’t be possible without escaype’s forecast predictions! So I would like to give them a shout out for their amazingly accurate service. This last week I was able to scratch off two shots i’ve been wanting for years. Yes!! Two major bucket list shots all in one week!

Go check them out!
http://www.escaype.com

Story:

This is from Day 2 of my 3 day road trip.

This place, known as “Bowling Ball Beach” along the Mendocino Coast has been on the bucket list for many years as well.

This beach is very unique with rocks unlike you’ve seen anywhere unless you happen to be in New Zealand. I’ve been here at least 2-3 times before with no good luck. The tides have to be just right and, during that time, the odds of catching a great sunset are really rare as this place can be very foggy.

I was in Lake Tahoe and heard from ‪‎escaype‬ we were in for another great sunset and, at the last minute, I checked the tides and realized it was gonna be as perfect as possible for this location, so drove almost 6 hrs to get here.

Upon arriving the tide was low…really low! There were tons of the Bowling Balls exposed, but without water flow, so went out a little bit and found a great set of balls. No pun intended! Lol

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Toby Earth II by tobyharriman

Toby Earth II – Pentax 645z

Be sure to check out new aerial reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvciu7CvxuA

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Lombard Street Aerial by tobyharriman

Some new aerial im working on. Definitely in love with this loaner 51mp Pentax 645z medium format from Ricoh Imaging.

Lombard Street is “known” as one of the most crookedest street in the world, behind the underrated Vermont street which is also in San Francisco. Vermont street is steeper but has fewer turns. Then again, it’s not this beautiful looking from above!!

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Exodus by AronCooperman

** Best When Viewed On Black”

A view of Half Dome’s less photographed east side. What makes this view really unique is how the setting sun will light up the eastern face of Half Dome… and as the sunsets off into the west the light slowly creeps up face until only the tip of Half Dome is highlighted. Then, its gone…

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