New on 500px : Big Ben IV by MarkSpokes by MarkSpokes

The day was very overcast, essentially blanket white cloud in all directions. Ordinarily I wouldn’t shoot in those conditions – I tend to prefer blue skies with white clouds streaking across the side – but i’m glad I did, certainly provides a more subtle effect that a ‘traditional’ Long Exposure. White skies shall deter me no more!

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New on 500px : Budapest Parliament Dawn by phillipredwards by phillipredwards

Dawn capture of the sun rising behind the famous parliament building, Budapest.

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Took a trip to Happisburgh on Friday morning, to be mostly met with drizzle, but managed to get a few shots of the lighthouse

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New on 500px : Moon by -LL-Poems by -LL-Poems

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New on 500px : Big Ben III by MarkSpokes by MarkSpokes

Big Ben, 105 Second Daytime Long Exposure.

The day was very overcast, essentially blanket white cloud in all directions. Ordinarily I wouldn’t shoot in those conditions – I tend to prefer blue skies with white clouds streaking across the side – but i’m glad I did, certainly provides a more subtle effect that a ‘traditional’ Long Exposure. White skies shall deter me no more!

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New on 500px : Dragon’s Back by tolle2 by tolle2

A long exposure of the incoming tide over new Brighton’s seas defenses

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New on 500px : Angles by jellyfire by jellyfire

Old Buckenham windmill. It’s a shame the farmers never think about the poor old photographers by sowing spring barley, preferably with a sprinkle of poppy seeds thrown in for good measure.

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New on 500px : Prometheus by YegorMalinovskii by YegorMalinovskii

Sand tufa formations at Mono Lake in California.
You can’t tell from the picture but these fragile structures are only inches tall and get their shape from winds stripping away their sandy coverings. I was lying down, crawling or sitting in order to get different handheld shots with low camera angle and only centimeters away with the sun setting behind them.
I’m reposting this because I fixed the blown out sun which was bothering me a bit… This is 3 shots blended together for focus.
This was taken on a first day of tour with Marc Adamus – whom I am forever grateful for his infinite knowledge, vision, mentorship and friendship.

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