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Ben Alldridge
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I’m into nature #photography and have a bad #science habit. Can be found skulking around in the dark looking for new ways to amuse my #audhd. I document #landscape, #astrophotography, and #timelapse in ways nobody else has ever seen.
I was banned from Tropical Fruit World at age 6.
#lutruwita / #Tasmania / #Australia, he/him/they
Matt PalmerFrozen Giant was captured on the top of a Finnish fell in Winter last year.
There's not a lot I love more than trudging around in snow capturing beautiful frozen landscapes... and there aren't many places better for snow and ice than Finnish Lapland!
#Finland #Lapland #Landcapephotography #Photography #winter #landscapes #snow #trees
Tristan ToddThe Coast Mountains of British Columbia are one hell of a special place!
#photography #nature #canada #britishcolumbia #Landscapephotography
Stewart HamiltonAfter seeing this waterfall, it made the stairs down and back up seem worthwhile.
#LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #landscape #nature #photography #BlueMountains #waterfall #australia
Max InwoodThe Tasman Glacial Lake in the Moonlight
#astronomy #astrophotography #photography #newzealand #nightsky #milkyway #stars
I hope people read my alt text when I post an image. I like to put as much effort into the narrative of a scene as much as I do imaging it in the first place.
Back in early 2019, I was out on the Tasman Peninsula shooting the rising Milky Way for the first time in the season.
As the first traces of sunlight started to intrude into the Bortle 2 skies, a lone Brushtail possum snuck into the scene for several frames, posing atop this now-fallen dock under the rising Milky Way. Suitably, the image is named The Visitor.
Have you had wildlife interrupt your shoot?
Cru Scanlan | PhotographerAscent to Valhalla 2024
My first trip up this mountain was a tough one. Planning for an overnight stay, we climbed to the saddle and set up camp. The hot, humid day was quite a shock after months in the cold Tasmanian winter, making the climb a real struggle. Thinking the sunset would be a dud, we scouted sunrise compositions, only to witness a fleeting burst of light through the clouds just before sunset.i quickely captured this moment.
Alfredo MoraSheltered | Colorado | 2021
Ichigo ichie (一期一会) is a Japanese idiom that means "one time, one meeting". I take it to mean that every moment is fleeting and making the most of every encounter. How often have you driven past a scene that catches your attention and imagination but instead of stopping, you tell yourself you'll stop on the return home. Then if you do stop, the light is somehow different or the scene doesn't have quite the same unique qualities. The moment has passed.
Sometimes you have the most amazing and beautiful conditions, but your favourite photo is taken of the ground in the carpark as you leave.
These were taken of a snowy morning in #CradleMountain #Tasmania
