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The sunshine through the red-leaf forest, golden narcissus softly blooming under the changing leaves of the forest ... the photos captured the beautiful scenery in the f…
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The sunshine through the red-leaf forest, golden narcissus softly blooming under the changing leaves of the forest ... the photos captured the beautiful scenery in the f…
At only 9 years old, the young boy Carlos Perez Naval (Spain) made the photographer admire the award of Young Photographer of the Year Award for Wild Wildlife Internatio…
California Institute of Science and Technology (USA) has just released beautiful photos to participate in the 2014 nature photo contest called Big Picture.
With this aerial photographic angle, viewers feel a unique, new look at the Namib desert.
Surely viewers will feel a natural beauty of nature when autumn leaves like dancing in the blue water ...
Australian photographer - Steve Axford has found the beauty of those tiny mushrooms around where he lives.
Through each picture, people seem to feel deeply in the eyes the eyes of wild animals.
Aerial photography techniques from wind kites bring a different perspective on the beautiful world.
Dayna Bartoli is a famous Norwegian photographer, currently living and working in the United States. She is also one of the pioneers in incorporating science into art to…
Stunning images capture diverse ecosystems under the water ...
Infrared rays are a kind of invisible light with the human eye. Infrared photography is a technique that captures through a filter plate to receive infrared wavelengths…
If so, you will probably have the same idea with photographer Michael Reese - someone who likes to observe small things around.
Unbelievable images capture the spectacular view of the desert
The early foggy, full-color sunshine is beautiful, giving viewers the feeling that they just need to face up.
Photography Pierre Carreau brings the idea of recording the movements of the early silver waves. He used high-speed photography to capture a close-up of every movement…