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I took this photo with my little Canon A95 digital, while i was on top of the highest point on a 4-wheel drive track known as the ‘Sky Track’. Stitched it together in photoshop.
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Mountain range on canvas Board in acrylics. 14×11” 28×35 cm
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more mountain ranges pictures from New Zealand
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Taken at the Stirling ranges a few weeks ago. it was nearly sunset when i shot this.
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Panoranic of the Mt Wellington Ranges from Goodwood north of Hobart in Tasmania
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Garden of the Gods beauty at the base of the foothills of the front range, Colorado Springs, Colorado, with a snow covered Pikes Peak mountain reaching for the heavens in the background.
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shot on a not so sunny morning the view is of the different ranges seen over mussoorie
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Acrylic, impasto and found materials. Painted on site.
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One of Western Australia’s highest peaks at 1095m.
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This was taken early one winters morning when I decided to go for a bit of a drive along the northern side of the Stirlings. The clouds were rolling over the ranges and looked like they were alive… I just loved the way they moved and were constantly changing.
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For in case you haven’t already noticed: yes I like the West MacDonnell Ranges National Park a lot. There were these great clouds hanging over me blocking the light and letting through patches of light that painted the landscape. Canon 5D / Canon 24-70 F/2.8 L / Tripod
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On a snowshoe hike from Nerada Falls to Reflection lake a side stepped the trail and let a few hikers go by. And of course took a few shots with the Tatoosh Range in the back ground. It was an overcast day but I love the look of this shot.
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the Brooks Range of the Arctic in Alaska
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the Brooks Range of Alaska
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Just out of the Arkaroola Village in the Flinders Ranges, / I spotted these brumbies in the distance (about 700m) away. I left the car on the side of the track and quietly walked in their general direction trying to get close enough for a photo. When they spotted me, I expected they would turn and gallop off, however they did the absolute opposite. When I realised they were running straight at me, I quickly looked around for a tree etc (as you can see by the landscape, there is absolutely nothing to hide behind). I knew they wouldn’t actually attack me, but it was still slightly unnerving even for a true horse lover. They came to a complete standstill about 10m in front of me and just stared. As you can see they aren’t in the best condition – I have no idea what they could possibly eat as the landscape was completely desolate. The low level cloud added to the atmosphere of this amazing encounter with these beautiful animals. / Canon 5D / ISO = 500 / Aperture- f13 / Shutter Speed = 1/200 / Focal Length = 200mm
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Just out of the Arkaroola Village in the Flinders Ranges, / I spotted these brumbies in the distance (about 700m) away. I left the car on the side of the track and quietly walked in their general direction trying to get close enough for a photo. When they spotted me, I expected they would turn and gallop off, however they did the absolute opposite. When I realised they were running straight at me, I quickly looked around for a tree etc (as you can see by the landscape, there is absolutely nothing to hide behind). I knew they wouldn’t actually attack me, but it was still slightly unnerving even for a true horse lover. They came to a complete standstill about 10m in front of me and just stared. As you can see they aren’t in the best condition – I have no idea what they could possibly eat as the landscape was completely desolate. The low level cloud added to the atmosphere of this amazing encounter with these beautiful animals. / Canon 5D / ISO = 500 / Aperture- f13 / Shutter Speed = 1/200 / Focal Length = 200mm
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John and Bartha Moulton Barn, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
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Twelve months in my beautiful hometown. Every season is completely different – different smells, different light, different colors. It goes from being really cold with crispy clear air and soft blue colors in the winter to brightly colored, warm, sunlit sceneries in the summer and autumn. Everything in between is equally beautiful – snow slowly melting, nature awakening, flowers everywhere, mountains glowing at sunset, peace and quiet in the fall, ....and then, again, the first snow flakes, everything calming down. It was about time I made some of my “home pictures” available as a calender. Here it is, hope you like it!
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Up close and personal view of some heavy machinery with a high dynamic twist.
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Shot on a Canon 50D with EFS 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM. Tripod mounted. x3 exposures at AEB +/- 2. Processed through Photomatrix Pro 3.
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Emu
by Corey StevensTaken in the wild at Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia.
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Looking out over the vast landscape that is the Badlands National Park in western South Dakota
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