Tag Archives: The Wave

Grumpy O&B by crystallynn

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I’m a grumpy orange and blue fan tonight! The University of Florida football team really got my hopes up this year and are still going to the SEC championship, but they are breakin my heart tonight :(. I had to stop watching the game, drink a glass of wine, and process some photos instead, lol. I’m sure those of you that passionately follow teams know how I feel! Thank you for stopping by 🙂

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Scale Factor by DaniloFaria

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Every time I go somewhere made famous by classic shots, I take the classic shots. However, I also attempt some shots that haven’t been done as much (such as this). Here, to show scale “above the Wave” panorama, if you look closely you can see three photographers: one at left, one at center and one at right. Just wait for the light to even out, and the rest is history. Thank you all for your support and visits!

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Is there anybody out there? by DaniloFaria

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How hard is to photograph a place that has been photographed thousands of times before? Answer is, very hard! However, I have had the honor to be there five times and would go again anytime I had the opportunity to! Thank you all for your support and visits!

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Gumdrop Ridge by Pcoskun

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Gumdrop Ridge- This is an image I photographed in south coyote buttes in Northern Arizona. It’s a spectacular place, one of my favorites as soon as I stepped foot onto the landscape here. There are so many interesting rock formations and patterns to admire here. I had seen images of this little rock commonly referred to as the “Gumdrop”. The split tones in the rock make for an excellent photo of itself, but when you look at the ridge behind it, you notice that the pattern continues up the slope. It makes you feel like you are in the game Candyland, and that each tile of rock is a space on the board. This was taken after sunset as the last remaining light was glowing on the rocks. The deep blues of twilight contrasted beautifully with the multicolored sandstone formations.

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10,010 by DaniloFaria

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My last image posted brought my “followers” number to 10,010. For those who know me personally know that I am NOT a professional photographer at all (I am a software engineer), I have a very good “day job” doing cancer research and diagnostics instrumentation.
I purely love art, nature, hiking, exploring, traveling, photographing and sharing moments with people. I have learned a lot here in 500px, made many friends and will continue doing so. I am very open to feedback, I know I am far from perfect… I have limited equipment, however I do not blame my bad images on it and it doesn’t stop me to take more images. Cheers, I am very happy and honored to be part of this group.
Thank you very much for your support and visits!

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