This shot, from flickr user Styggiti, was taken in Saint-Emilion, France, at the Collegiate Church. (See a larger version here.) The surrealistic effect of the photo, in case you were wondering, was created using an image processing technique called tone mapping, which I won’t even pretend to understand. You can learn about it here though.
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Flickr user sgoralnick submitted this amazing shot of a few of his friends enjoying the sunrise at a New York beach on Long Island.
Those who live by the rule that says you can’t shoot into the sun would be missing out on these kind of shots. Then again, they also wouldn’t be the type out skinny dipping on a cool New York fall morning.
Way to go sgoralnick!
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A bit windy isn’t it? This shot by Lola Akinmade in Spain captures the image of the flying coat perfectly. It almost looks like there are imaginary wires pulling it upwards. Can’t you feel the struggle to walk as the wind presses against this man’s face and whips through his hair? The stillness of the background in contrast to the man’s movement adds to the action. This is a right place at the right moment kind of shot–a perfect click of the shutter.
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Flickr user ohad* took this picture at the National Zoo in DC.
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