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Category: Outdoor Photographer: Randy Jenkins Photo: “Forest and Trees” This image makes me want to be there. To hear the silence, breathe in the fresh air and just sit there and contemplate
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Subrato Mitra Photo: “A view near the Pamban Bridge, Rameshwaram“ The deep green in this shot caught my attention first, then the rich colors of the boat in contrast
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ken Mickel Photo: “Walking the Beach” So many great things about this image. The point of view (without the use of a drone) is so great. It is composed
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Frank Farrell Photo: “Porthcawl Sea” Such raw power in this image. Nature showing us who is in charge. The motion in this was captured brilliantly and at just the
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Milosh Kosanovich Photo: “Any Port in a Sunset” What caught my attention with this sunset is the placement of the sun. I think a lot of photographers may have
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Don McDaniel Photo: Swallowtail Nature is amazing and this photo proves it. First, the rich bright colors caught my eye, then the light shining through the Monarch wings.
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Engrooved Splash Photo: “The Quiet Silhouette” This image stood out for me as I was going through the albums for this month’s Photographers of the Day. It’s different —
Category: Outdoor Photographer: iLovenature Photography Inspiration Photo: ”Golden Glow A Beautiful Nature” Such glorious layers and light in this shot. I really love the light on the sprinklers in the field
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ria Trouw Photo: “Luneburg” A lovely, flower-lined street that makes me want to keep walking and exploring. It looks like the perfect day to wander here. This image makes
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Davide Gabino Photo: “Ploumanac’h” What a beautiful black and white image — so much about this is spot on. All of the leading lines that draw the viewer in
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Phil Cambell Photo: “Budding Maple and Daffodils” I absolutely love the simplicity of this image. The bright, airy feel of it makes me feel like I’m sitting right there
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Pradeepkumar Devadoss Photo: “Oriental Pratincole” A stunning shot of this Oriental Pratincole. The depth of field is perfect in creating the soft foreground and background and keeping the focus
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Natasha Jelezkina Photo: “If you set your goals ridiculously high and it’s a failure, you will fail above everyone else’s success. – James Cameron” Ah, spring in the city.
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Edouard Ketterer Photo: “Vulcano!!!” The feeling of isolation in this image is almost overwhelming. So many contrasts throughout also make this quite interesting. Man vs. nature, the softness of
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Bert de Bruin Photo: “Naamloos (1 van 1)-8” This image really caught my eye as I was scrolling through the group images. The composition is perfect and the light
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Bernard Spragg Photo: “Fields of Gold. Canola” Gorgeous shot of canola fields. Beautiful, bright color and love that he left that little curve of grass in the upper right.
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ethan Quin Photo: “Fallen Trees Across Little Zigzag” Beautiful spring green color, lush area and interesting light in this image. Just the right amount of motion in the
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Willem Lombard Photo: “Dune” I love how you have to really look at this image to see what is sand dune and what is sky. The black fence
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Romeo Ninov Photo: “Fallen Shapes” The patterns made by the water in this are so interesting and the reflections add a whole other layer of shapes to them
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ivan Rigamonti Photo: “Sylt” I love this little guy. Whew! So tired out from cycling he just couldn’t make it any further. His red coat and green helmet really make
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Bibek Singh Photo: “Hide and Seek” A perfect example of being patient or just good timing. Either way, it works brilliantly in this shot. Waiting for just the right
