Ynys Lochtyn, Llangrannog, Cardigan, Wales.

Increased the structure of the water, darkened the highlights to reduce over exposure of the boats. The shot was a bit tricky, I wanted to go higher up but it's in the outer controlled airspace of an airport which restricts altitude to 50m AGL

A ride though a sunflower field near Lawrence, Kansas. The field, planted annually by the Grinter family, draws thousands of visitors during the week-long late-summer blossoming of the flowers

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Pittsburgh zoo. Great weather.

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#SilentSunday #BlackAndWhite #Brooklyn #FortGreene

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The ranger tells me this plant will get torn down in favor of condos in the coming years, which in my opinion is a tragedy. Not as much of one as still burning coal in Anno Domini 2024, but still a tragedy.

He also told me a lovely story about how he tased a bunch of hippies just for being naked and high on shrooms. Come to find out, park rangers are still cops and that sucks.

Pretty cool park though!

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Just caught this rainbow as the sun was setting. What a wonderful day.

#sunset #rainbow #sky #clouds #NewJersey

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The color of the water is just incredible. I added some Vignette and increased the structure of the image to bring out the little eddies made by the oars. Additionally I darkened the boat as it was overexposed. No further editing, no playing with colors or saturation. Still - pretty sure the dji drone already does some post processing before I get to see the image...

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Added some lens blur to create a better focus, desaturated a bit and added more contrast

A different vibe from yesterday, taken in Procida (IT.)

I was out to Arlanda airport yesterday evening, and took this photo.

I did not use a tripod for this photo, nor is it in anyway edited.

Taken with my Lumix S5 + 25-104mm/f4 lens

She isn't even close to be fully broken and I knew the risks going into it lol. I got back on after she threw me and we finished the session on a good note. Getting more protective gear to prevent injuries like the ones I'm currently dealing with, since I expect to be thrown again during the training process.

Canon Powershot A40 | ISO 50 | 5.41mm | f.28 | 1/100s