Photocircle's Daily featured authors 22nd edition
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Moving on to Photocircle’s Daily featured authors, I have dedicated the 22nd edition in featuring two sets of amazing waterfall views and astounding bridge structures. We will begin our journey by viewing the Eagle falls in California, drop-by to Sydney to check on the Hunts Creek waterfall, pass through one of the most amazing bridge of Japan, and finally settle at a view of a tranquil sunset by the sea.
A beautifully composed picture of Eagle Falls with the amazing view of Lake Tahoe at the background. In the photo presented by @scottshots, I was captivated by silky smooth depiction of waterfalls. In addition, @scottshots’ great control of the lighting is mind boggling as well.
If you want to see more these amazing images, head over to @scottshots’s feed and free to support his posts.
A perfect depiction of a wistful waterfall scenery. The image presented by @onethousandpics has the nostalgic appeal that was cleverly framed through the use of vegetation surrounding it.
If you want to see more of @onethousandpics’s amazing work, feel free to visit his feed for more.
The astounding appeal of the Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge is truly fascinating! The image that was presented by @mdosev showcase the immense scale of the bridge structure. The untroubled nature that surrounds bridge has complimented the modern steel structure of the bridge, an interesting contrast of elements!
Be sure to check on @mdosev’s other posts for more amazing photos.
The picture presented by @fotogruppemunich has to be one of the most surreal images I have ever seen. The clarity and serenity of the seascape is undoubtedly amazing. One of the interesting element of the photo is the obscured view of the tracks at the sea bed. I’m curious to learn about the story behind it.
Do visit @fotogruppemunich’s feed for more of his awesome photography!
That sums up the Photocircle's daily featured authors for day 22. To reiterate, I encourage everyone to visit the posts of the featured authors and show them your support.
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See you on the next edition!
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Thank you so much! The story behind the rail is not that big. The boats are brought into the water over rail. I like the Place it is so quiet and peacful.
It's a pleasure to feature a great photographer like you😊 Thanks for your feedback about the tracks, I could have immagine other use of it.
Awesome photos @onethousandpics, @mdosev, and @fotogruppemunich! Thank you for the @photocircle feature and resteem @funtraveller!!!
I did ideed know that darkroom chemicals were nasty. I spent plenty of time in darkrooms when I was younger and I worked at a film lab for a while. I even have two darkroom set-ups in boxes under my house but I haven't touched film since I bought my first 21 mp camera years ago, mainly because of the chemistry involved with film processing.
I just couldn't imagine developing the hundreds (if not thousands) of photos that I have now, it could take me a lifetime to process all of it :D I didn't have first hand experience in developing the actual photo, but judging by your description about it, I might not like it as well. I'm just feeling thankful of my digital camera :)
It's my pleasure to feature you amazing shot of Eagle Falls.
Cheers!
I'm thankful for digital cameras as well. :) And yeah, I wouldn't have nearly as many images if I sill shot film. Cheers!
Wow... my second featured photo! That’s great, thanks for the good words!
I really like the shot you did on the first photo, it made the bridge look astounding :-) Thanks for the resteem!
Welcome after the break :)
As for chemicals, at the beginning of my adventure with photography I also used them :(
But I survived :)
Beautiful, today's photos. Congratulations the authors.
I will be back tomorrow with my nominations :)
Im glad to see you back my friend😊 Im looking forward to your pictures from the Netherlands😉
Hello Friend.
I did some pictures, but unfortunately, the weather was not good and they are grey and sad :(
Beautiful photography <3 @funtraveller