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    Laki Craters

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    Panoramic view over Laki craters, a volcanic fissure in the south of

    Iceland, which spread tons of basalt lava in the surroundings when

    they opened up in the 18th century.

  1. Thank you so much, Ernest, Alf and Larry for your kind comments on my photo !

    @Larry, no I am not from Iceland, but live in Belgium. Iceland is just a couple of hours of flying away from home, so I tend to visit once a year if possible, because the landscape is just magnificent and full of inspiration. Best regards, Karin.

  2. Amazing scenery captured very well. I think the grandeur of this scene is underlined by this vertical composition. The lines of the tide in the sand circle around the subject so that the eyes of the viewer are kept within the frame. Also tonewise. I think this is a very well balanced image. Superbe work ! 

     

  3. Dramatic sky over Breidamerkursandur, a basalt beach with

    turquoise chunks of ice from nearby glacial river lagoon Jokulsarlon.

     

    How much movement do you like to see in the tidal waves of an

    ocean ? Do you rather freeze the splashing water or do you prefer

    everything blurred out using long shutter speeds ?

    Mudface

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    This is a portrait of an African elephant (Loxodonta africana) covered

    with mud in the late afternoon sunlight in the Lower Zambezi

    National Park, Zambia. What makes a close up portrait of an

    elephant special, what works and what does not in your opinion ?

    Thank you so much for your time !

    Ice Jewel 12B

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    Ice chunks break away from the Breidamerkurjokull glacier and are

    transported by tidal motion along the glacial river lagoon Jokulsarlon

    into open sea along the Icelandic southcoast. Afterwards they land

    on the black basalt beach of Breidamerkursandur where they melt

    away tossed around in the tidal waves of the northern Atlantic Ocean.

     

     

     

    They sure make for moody landscapes....

  4. Keel-billed Toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus), also called Rainbow-

    billed or Sulfur-breasted Toucan, in close-up profile portrait in La Paz

    Waterfall Gardens in Costa Rica. Great opportunity to make their

    portrait from close by, because most of the times these very social

    and colorful birds are high up in the canopy of the rainforest.

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