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Stunning Photography of Bristlecone Pines

The bristlecone pines are three species of pine trees believed to live longer than any other known organism, up to

Lighthouses, these beacons of light have been guiding ships since the 17th century and can be something beauty beyond your

As the summer approaches rapidly, it is time to dream out our beloved moments of relaxation – bracing the nature,

Many people love silhouette since they are so open to interpretation. Instead of showing you every details, you only see

There are many techniques that photographers use to enhance their pictures and reflection is one of them. Using water, windows,

With long shutter speeds and camera motion makes Santa Barbara-based photographer David Orias see the world in ways our eyes

Cherry Blossom, known as the beginning of spring in some countries, are treated like a big festival. People flooded to

Lightning is beautiful but dangerous; it is one of the greatest forces of nature that keep us spell bounded. It

Have to say, I am not a winter person – hate the cold, hate the slippery icy street and hate

Timothy Corbin, a talented self-taught landscape photographer recently captured some stunning photos of frozen Ontario lakeshore. With an eye for

Chip Phillips is a photographer based out of Spokane, Washington. He began his journey with photography in 2006 when his

Held annually since 2001, the Aboriginal Cherry Blossom Festival in Taiwan attracts a large number of visitors to their 2,000