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People Showcase The Most Beautiful Places On Earth In 50 Jaw-Dropping Pics
Interview
We dare say that the internet would be a completely different thing if not for the numerous communities that have grown to call it home by now.
One such community that has graced the internetscapes with its extremely talented approach to online fellowship can be found on Reddit. The seemingly largest community of landscape photographers and Earth lovers celebrate all things Mother Earth through their photo lenses. And we’re all better because of it.
Stick around as the article features an interview with one of the photographers in the community, Marcin Zając.
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#1
I've Been Trying To Get This Shot For Four Years...last Week, Everything Finally Came Together While Backpacking Around Mt Baker
pamela nichols 2 years ago
That's beautiful, you could just imagine laying down in that field just because.
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#2
A Lonely Tree Under The Milky Way In Wanaka, New Zealand By Mike Mackinven
Sinead Kenny 2 years ago
It's like Treebeard and the last march of the Ent's but remastered naturally.
pep Ito 2 years ago
The problem with these images of the Milky Way is that they do not show reality as seen by our eyes, but as seen by the camera's lenses and sensors. If you were there at that moment, you would not see such a spectacular image.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
We can't see most things (particularly outer space-ish) without lenses and filters. Those beautiful, haunting pictures of nebulas, of other galaxies, of our own planets? Filters and lenses. Isn't it wonderful that we can make tools to help us see and explore our Earth and our universe?
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#3
You Might Have Seen It Before, But Here's That One Place In Indonesia With A Volcano Behind Waterfalls
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
I can hardly believe this exists, it is so stunning. I can imagine many years ago, not knowing it's there, coming out of the forest, and seeing this!
Brix 2 years ago (edited)
It's not photoshopped, but a drone pic If you go to Google maps, you can see videos that show for real
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kate b 2 years ago
I so wanted to say this too! Loved Bob. Squirrels in hi shirt pocket.
Load More Replies... Amy Beckler 2 years ago
Oh. All the beautiful majesty that humans mess with to their own destruction...
The Reddit community is home to 23.6 million members—one that includes everyone from photography amateurs, enthusiasts, and professionals to simply folks who appreciate the planet we live on.
The subreddit was created in early 2011 and is ranked #18 by size as of this article.
#4
The Spectacle Of Frozen Methane Bubbles At Abraham Lake, Alberta, Canada
JNDauterive 2 years ago
After this past summer, bubbling methane makes me extremely anxious.
Load More Replies... Martinna Jaap 2 years ago
We went there last winter. It's absolutely gorgeous and amazing to see the methane bubbles. The ice is so clear in areas that you can see the rocks underneath. It's very very slippery so I'd recommend having cleats on your boots and a warm snow suit with gloves and toque as it is incredibly windy and cold.
#5
So Glad I Got Up For This -15°f Sunrise. There's Only A Handful Of Days In The Year Where The Morning Light Lines Up Perfectly With The Hole In Hollow Rock. Grand Portage, MN
Multa Nocte 2 years ago (edited)
That was a lot of effort because of the freezing cold, but resulted in a fabulous shot!
Shannon Mallory 2 years ago
I grew up on Huron and Superior and now live on Erie. Love our North coast!!
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I’mSoEmotional 2 years ago
Now this looks real plus the photographer took the time and effort needed to get this shot.
R Barnes 2 years ago
To be honest if you get there the next morning just a little later and to the left you'll get nearly the same picture. Weather permitting.
R Barnes 2 years ago
and the same, the day after that, and the day after that......
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unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
North shore Lake Superior is amazing, find a cabin to rent in the winter and snowshoe through the forests
#6
Friend Told Me My Tree From The Gods Picture Will Be Appreciated. Vermont
Elena Witch 2 years ago
You came, Tarnished, to a broken land. Will you restore the Golden Order or will you consign Marika's legacy to the darkness? Are you bringing death eternal or rebirth? Only you know.
It features pretty much exactly what the community’s description on Reddit says—landscape photography. The subreddit’s rules do state that all pictures must mainly focus on the land, it can’t be silhouetted.
If an image does happen to be more focused on the sky, there’s a place for that too. And if the image includes people or human-made objects, there’s another place for that too.
#7
Caught This Incredible Exploding Meteor When I Went To Rattlesnake Lake In Washington, USA Last Weekend. Zoom In To See The Exact Moment It Explodes In Two
Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 2 years ago
I hope it had friends aliens in who were breaking off into smaller pods for their later parachute jumps :D
PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
How is there that many stars plus a gorgeous sunset at same time? Stunning!
#8
Quite Possibly The Most Beautiful Morning Of My Life. Mount Hood, Oregon
Samantha 2 years ago
Stunningly beautiful pic, I love it. Would love to buy Xmas cards with this scene on them.
Amy Beckler 2 years ago
Wow. Store it in your head, and hug it close when you need it,and be There.
Bob Brooce 2 years ago
Nope. This looks real. The closest a Kincaid painting comes to looking real is that some people start with a real picture and go overboard in Photoshop.
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Goose of the Ahonkalypse 2 years ago
Also apparently one of the places in the PNW with a bunch of Bigfoot sightings. Thankfully I did not see Bigfoot when I visited.
#9
I Camped In The New Mexico Desert To Capture The Milky Way Over An Alienlike Landscape
SCP 4666 2 years ago
Looks like R2D2 is rolling around the corner any minute now
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Larry Andrews 2 years ago
Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Widerness Study Area, New Mexico
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Bored Panda reached out to one of the community’s prominent landscape photographers, Marcin Zając. Born in Poland and based in Northern California, Marcin is a software engineer who spends his free time chasing light and scenery with his camera.
“After graduating from university, I moved to the United States for work,” added Marcin, “I took advantage of this opportunity by traveling around the western US and fell in love with the natural landscapes there. I bought a camera to document my travels and that quickly became a big passion of mine."
#10
The Moon Setting On The Oregon Coast
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
I don't believe I am commenting so much on one article, but these photos are so beautiful I can't stop - these are incredible!
Tamra 2 years ago
I agree. These images are a nice antidote to all of the ugly things happening in the world. The visual equivalent of taking a deep breath.
Load More Replies... Cheryl Tber 2 years ago
The Oregon coast is one of the most beautiful places to visit. We lived 50 miles inland and would go to the coast every other weekend. It was the most relaxing place to be for my parents and a wonderland for my sister and me. Prawns as big as a catchers mitt. Clam chowder ofc the charts. This was 58 years ago. It's a bucket list destination for me.
#11
A Cave In New Zealand Lit Just By Glow Worms
Stephen Smith 2 years ago
That's fantastic, now what I want to know is how many do I need to power my EV.
Martinna Jaap 2 years ago
This would definitely be one for my bucket list. Unfortunately I don't think it will happen in this lifetime.
#12
My Photo Of Fjaðrárgljúfur Was Removed Yesterday. Here Is Another Version
Olivia Carr 2 years ago
I almost swallowed my tongue trying to pronounce that. The view is stunning though
Grace Smith 2 years ago (edited)
I’m sorry, but I have been laughing so hard at the beautiful name because I’ve been trying pronounce it right, but all I get in my head is “Flajahargaglargha”
Martin has a lot of memorable moments documented on his Instagram. One of his bigger successes—one that netted him nearly 50,000 upvotes on Reddit several years back—was The Magic Mushroom shot.
In the photo, Marcin eternalized a mushroom-shaped hoodoo that stands tall in the New Mexico badlands with the Milky Way in the background.
#13
Huge Storm Incoming, Wetterau, Germany
SkyBlueandBlack 2 years ago
Not this time; the hail in that storm is gonna flatten everything.
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Ilona Zálešáková 2 years ago
This, I love this moment, when the sky is dark as hel but the landskape is stil iluminated by sun <3
TotallyNOTAFox 2 years ago (edited)
"It's only a storm if the sheeps don't have curls anymore" - Northern german saying
Cathy Carey 2 years ago
Looks like it's right before harvest too; I hope the crop wasn't ruined.
#14
Mother Nature’s Color Palette Is Incredible. Broome, Western Australia
carlo custodio 2 years ago
I was in Broome something like 30 years ago. The place was spectacular enough at eye-level but I never thought it would be this picturesque as seen from above!!!
#15
I Went For A Walk In The Forest And Came Upon This Ponderosa Pine Tree That Had Been Struck By Lightning. I Called The Forest Service And They Eventually Extinguished It, But Not Before I Had Time To Get Some Photos. Near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA
Brian Droste 2 years ago
Just you glad you was there to able to call the forest service for them to able to put the fire out. Otherwise the fire could have cause some serious damage.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Poor ent didn't dip himself in the Isen fast enough.
I’mSoEmotional 2 years ago
I am literally watching The Two Towers as the Hobbits enter the forest while escaping their captors!
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Multa Nocte 2 years ago (edited)
You must be out and about all the time to come across such incredible scenes!
Marcin tends to catch moments with clear-blue skies, but he thought the reddish cloud clusters added a whole lot of interest to the scene.
“Before going on the trip, I researched the area to find the most interesting rock formations,” elaborated Marcin. “I didn't know the location of this ‘mushroom rock’, but I found it while hiking during the day. After sunset, I came back to this location to capture the night sky there.”
Fun fact, the shot looks like it was taken during sunset, but, in reality, it was light pollution coming in from nearby towns.
#16
The Witch Tree, Running For European Tree Of The Year, The Netherlands
Maartjemoo 2 years ago
Ow wow it is not even far from where I live. I will visit this tree now soon
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
Oh! Oh! Oh! [I can't think of anything to say that's worthy of a comment, but this just blows me away!]
Upstaged75 2 years ago
I'm imagining the headless horseman and his horse bursting out from the roots!
#17
It Took Me 3 Years To Get A Permit To Visit This Surreal Rock Formation Called The Wave In Arizona - It Was Worth It!
I’mSoEmotional 2 years ago
It's sad that some people are so destructive with many of the most beautiful places that permits are needed to see them.
Lesbitarian Lady 2 years ago
All of these pictures make me think ain't nature grand ! The photographers have the gift of framing their subjects perfectly and some, waited patiently. Thank you all for sharing these with us
Bored Trash Panda 2 years ago
My mom and stepdad were lucky enough to get a last minute pass when they were in the area. She said it was absolutely amazing to see in person.
Maggie Lewis 2 years ago
Seeing all these gorgeous photos makes me want to plead with people to really take care with this amazing planet. We only have this one for our lifetime and beyond...
#18
The Dragon Tree, Sweden
PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
I wonder how old it is. Can hear the start of stories made about it over the years.
You might think that shots like The Magic Mushroom essentially only need some good gear and a steady hand. But there’s a lot more at play. Like, a lot.
One of the bigger challenges that Marcin points out is just how dependent the shot is on the weather conditions: “I will often visit the same location multiple times to capture it in the best conditions. When the weather conditions are worse than expected, it can be disappointing. At the same time, when everything aligns, there is nothing more rewarding than being there to see and capture it.”
#19
A Rare Cloud Inversion During Sunrise At Mt St Helens, Washington
Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 2 years ago
Is that the type of flower in this picture?
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#20
Eclipse Phases Over Brasstown Bald, Georgia
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
Again, this must have taken some patience and planning, but this is spectacular!
Multa Nocte 2 years ago (edited)
I've just seen one as an adult, but it was so eerie - our deer were confused and came out to eat in the middle of the day.
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PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
We just had this happen in North America on October 14th. It was amazing. Saw the one in 2017 i believe it was too! Next one is Spring 2024 i think.
#21
It Took An Entire Day Searching For A Single Formation But I Finally Found The Alien Throne In New Mexico’s Badlands
PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
You found it right at sunset too. Hope you got safely out before pitch dark.
Another crucial factor in making a photograph work is post-processing. Just like all the surreal photos you see of space phenomena like nebulae and clusters of stars, landscape photos too need to undergo the same photo manipulation treatment.
Marcin notes that post-processing provides opportunities to enhance the natural beauty captured through the photo lens. It’s what helps bring out the details that truly matter because otherwise they might not be visible in the raw file.
#22
I Took This Shot Last Year With A Broken Lens And Bad Techniques. Re-Visited With Better Techniques And Working Gear. This Is The Result! Downeast, Maine
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
I just hope you are an incredibly highly paid photographer - every shot is worthy of being on someone's wall somewhere.
WindySwede 2 years ago
Beautiful pictures, but only this one from "ilikefishwaytoomuch" on this post. Rest are from different good photographers 👍
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Holly Austin 2 years ago
Oh, I know this spot! My husband and I vacation in DownEast Maine every chance we get. Incredible photo!
Laly Lynch 2 years ago
I would have liked to see this person's first attempt in comparison to this one and I don't ú
#23
I've Been Told This Looks Like Two Photos! Autumn In The Lake District
#24
The Night Sky Over Mt Rainier And A Field Of Wildflowers
Cloakred_Is_Bored 2 years ago (edited)
It looks like the mountain is exploding with rainbows?
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And even then, if you are a master at scouting out spots, image manipulation, and probably gifted with the power to change the weather (optional, can be substituted with patience), that’s still not all. There is the already mentioned technical factor where you actually need good equipment as well as good planning skills and an extra measure of good luck.
#25
I Could Talk About How I Hiked 100 Miles In Iceland, But The Best Photo I Took Was Only A 2-Minute Walk From The Parking Lot!
Lesbitarian Lady 2 years ago
Doesn't it figure. Sun peeked right out for you. Everything happens for a reason
#26
Rainbow Mountain In Peru Peaks At Just Over 17,000 Feet
Lynette Hannan (Lyn) 2 years ago
That's what you get when playing Tetris with tectonic plates!
#27
The Most Perfect Beach, Esperance, Western Australia
Above all else, there’s composition and light. “Without an interesting composition, even the most stunning scenery can fall flat in a photograph,” explains Marcin.
"Composition helps guide the viewer's eye, creating a sense of balance and harmony within the frame. It allows you to tell a story or convey a specific mood or emotion. Light is equally vital because it not only illuminates the landscape but also sets the mood and adds depth to the scene.”
#28
I Have Shared Plenty Of Korean Pine Trees, But Without A Doubt This Is My New Favorite One, Jeolla Bukdo, South Korea
#29
After Waiting Out A Major Blizzard In Montana, Was Treated To One Of The Best Sunset Views I Can Imagine. Glacier National Park, Montana
zububonsai 2 years ago
Yup, I would totally buy a puzzle (1000-3000pieces) made of this pic.
Load More Replies... Weasel Wise 2 years ago
I was visiting Glacier NP one time, looking at...a glacier (crazy, right?!)...some 50+yo woman walks up and says, "Wow! That's a lot of sheep!" She now has my attention and thee attention of her family. Her daughter say, "Those aren't sheep." "What else could it be?!" "Uuuhh....a glacier." 🤣 This grown woman thought a GLACIER in GLACIER National Park was a herd of sheep. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Goose of the Ahonkalypse 2 years ago
I feel like I do stuff every day like this since my vision became middle aged lol. And tbf there's a running joke there's a bunch of sheep in Montana. (Or did she think they were Bighorn sheep?)It's so beautiful in Glacier NP. I haven't been in a good while but I've heard the glacier itself is so much smaller. Maybe it's because there's so many sheep hanging out on it warming it up. ; )
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#30
A Long Exposure In Pitch Black Darkness Reveals The Moody Side Of Haukland Beach (Lofoten) In Norway
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I find it horribly depressing that beautiful places like this exist and most of us that live on this planet will never get to see them in person
Tabitha 2 years ago
There are special places everywhere, we just don’t know about them. So explore around where you live. You just might find one of your own.
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Marilyn Holt 2 years ago
every single one of these photos is breathtaking! spectacular! thank you so much to everyone who posted.
Be sure to glance at Marcin’s Instagram page and give him a follow, as well as check out his website and store for more breathtaking snaps of nature and all things beautiful.
And if you haven’t had your fill of nature, go outside. Or not. You can appreciate nature all the same in this subreddit. Or if you can’t be bothered with that, why not just leave a comment of your favorite natural landscape in the comment section below!
#31
Woke Up At 5am To Catch The Tulips With Morning Mist, The Netherlands
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
I've never liked tulips. This photo might have changed my mind.
#32
I Recently Moved To Alaska From Texas. It's A Bit Different Here
I’mSoEmotional 2 years ago
I hear so much criticism of America but these photos remind me of how beautiful it is and how kind so many of its people are,
JNDauterive 2 years ago
It’s a lot different than when I lived there in the 80s. Tremendous global warming effects.
Sugar Cargill 2 years ago
I only moved from Texas to Wisconsin. And way toooooo cold. And way tooooo much snow.
#33
Did You Know There Is Another Rock Like The Old Man Of Storr On The Isle Of Skye ?
𝓚𝓮𝓲𝓽𝓱 2 years ago
My family is originally from isle of skye! We migrated to Ireland and then Australia after the famine
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I've been there just last month, yay, and had incredible luck with the weather (warmer than usual, dry, sunny) which got me a pleasant hike and some postcard like photos like yours. On our way back down it was all misty and grey , dribbling, (the faces of the poor late risers 😳)...
VonBlade 2 years ago
Given that it has a bird on top of it, and thus looks much smaller than we might first think, I'm glad nobody has climbed it.
zububonsai 2 years ago (edited)
Yes and no: it's a , umm, I don't know the English word for it, safe area for wildlife? Like a National Park? You can climb the hill (or jog up there, even with your dog on a leash) but you are supposed to stay on the paths and some idiot brought his *drone* 🤬😡🤯 and disturbed all the birds. He put that s**t down after 5minutes because everyone else silently death stared at him (even we Germans tried our best to imitate British not- being-amusedness).
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#34
A Frost Storm Colored The Trees White. Bavaria, Germany
Lesbitarian Lady 2 years ago
I thought our Pennsylvania, USA sleet/frozen rain storms were beautiful. These are a different kind of beauty
TotallyNOTAFox 2 years ago
The pine forests surrounding the village I live in always look beautiful when this happens
#35
A Winding River In The Adirondack Mountains, NY
#36
It's A Little Unnerving When You Wake Up In The Morning And Find These Right Outside Your Tent... - Gates Of The Arctic National Park, Alaska
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
Quite frankly, I would much rather find the footprints of the Abominable Snowman than to find these! 🙀
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
You better be with a friend who runs a little slower than you do, though . . . .
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RandomEpiBioPerson 2 years ago
Good thing it wasn't a polar bear. Those things are much less picky, and this picture, if it has still been taken, would've most likely had much more blood in the image. X/
SmooshieFries 2 years ago
Can someone explain to me why there is only a single line of foot prints and not left and right foot prints??
Upstaged75 2 years ago
If you've ever watched a grizzly bear that's how they walk. Even though they move on 4 legs it's different from how a dog would walk.
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#37
This Mountain Creek Rißbach Is In Fact Also The Border Between Germany And Austria
Felidae 2 years ago (edited)
This photograph is stunning, but what hit me hard was the fact that this is the border between two countries. Imagine our world if all borders between countries looked like this, a world of harmony, no hatred, no need for walls and barbed wire between countries, it is a dream world I personally would love live in.
Mark 2 years ago
The Danube has a vary nice path separating Hungary from Slovakia
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#38
First Snow In Yosemite. El Capitan Getting Lit Up Just Before The Sunsets
Lesbitarian Lady 2 years ago (edited)
Even the tiny little waterfall between the logs in the foreground is lit mwah
#39
That Wanaka Tree, Wanaka - New Zealand
Cloakred_Is_Bored 2 years ago
Didn’t know that smashing could be an adjective
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Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
Probably the most famous / most photographed solitary tree in the world.
Sheila Lewis 2 years ago
With the reflection of the tree in the water, it looks a bit like a stag!
#40
Supermoon Over The Three Fingers, Washington State
Multa Nocte 2 years ago (edited)
OK, I am waiting for just one bad pic in this lot, and yet here I am on the 35th shot and I am just as excited and impressed as I was at the first shot! That's a lot of talent here!
Delta Dawn 2 years ago
No surprise that a whole lot of these are from the Pacific Northwest
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The Most Beautiful Sunrise I’ve Photographed, Rocky Mountains, Colorado
#42
Our Honeymoon Trek Earlier This Month In Torres Del Paine - Chile
#43
Fiefall. Yosemite Ca
David 2 years ago
When I was a young boy in the 60s I got to see the firefall when they made it with actual fire. The internet tells me they stopped that in 1968. As an adult I can understand why they stopped it but as a little boy I thought it looked pretty cool. The water one when the sun hits it looks pretty cool too though and has the benefit of being more in tune with nature.
Gabby M 2 years ago
Eternal Flame The Eternal Flame Falls is a small waterfall located in the Shale Creek Preserve, a section of Chestnut Ridge Park in Western New York. A small grotto at the waterfall's base emits natural gas, which can be lit to produce a small flame. This flame is visible nearly year round, although it can be extinguished and must occasionally be re-lit. Eternal_Fl...7c0ef5.jpg 
#44
When My Sunrise Alarm Went Off I Heard Rain Coming Down On My Tent And I Almost Went Back To Sleep But I Decided To Peak Outside Anyway And I Witnessed The Best Sunrise I've Ever Seen (Tombstone Territorial Park, Yt, Ca)
#45
Its Alright To Stand Out In A Crowd. The Enchantments, Washington
WindySwede 2 years ago
If it a large, then it dropps it needles(?) in autumn.
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Sue Proskey March 2 years ago
this is a larch (also called tamarack) tree-a deciduous conifer. The needles turn gold in the fall and drop, and beautiful soft green ones grow in the spring.
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
We had stands of those all around where I grew up in Minnesota but nothing that tall
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#46
Probably The Easiest Shot You Can Take In Zion And Arguably The Best Spot! Zion National Park
Mary Kelly 2 years ago
zion is the most beautiful park in utah -- a state with a LOT of beautiful parks
#47
I Rarely Get Lucky With Nice Sunsets While Visiting Cool Locations, But This Was One Of The Times. Hvítserkur, Northern Iceland
Gabby M 2 years ago (edited)
LOL Is this the official name? Cuz it fits!!
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Russell Bowman 2 years ago
Depending on the time of year ... that sunset could be 2 PM or 2 AM
#48
I Was Lucky Enough To Witness This Incredible Sunrise At Crater Lake National Park (Or) Last Weekend
#49
Sat In A Deck Chair To Get This Shot Of Langkofel In The Dolomites
#50
Starting My NY2019 Resolution Early By Taking More Pictures. Banff, Canada
#51
Happy 150th Canada, You're Looking Great For Your Age. Yours Truly, A Secret Admirer - Lake Moraine
Meghan Wood 2 years ago
Like most places, it probably looked better for the millions of years before 150 years ago…when it was already settled by the First Nations ?
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Avatar Mountains - Zhangjiajie, China - Also Known As Inspiration For Pandora P.s The Echo Here Is Incredible
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
I've always wanted to know where someone stands to get shots of the Avatar Mountains. Is it perhaps on the back of a flying reptile?
#53
Rare Conditions Finally Lined Up At Mt Baker For Me To Get A Shot I've Been Envisioning For Years
#54
The Break Of Dawn In Yosemite National Park, California
#55
Captured Poseidon's Trident Rising Out Of Strokkur Geyser In Iceland
I heart Boo-BI-es 2 years ago
That is a perfectly timed picture. To get such a detailed trident is incredible.
#56
Underwater Waterfall Illusion In South-West Mauritius
Scott Riley 2 years ago
Hey! I thought the Earth was flat! This shows it to be round...who knew!
#58
Welcome To My Favorite View On Earth, Mt. Assiniboine Provincial Park, Canada
#59
Bryce Canyon, Ut
Stephen Smith 2 years ago
I was there on winter day when the sky was just pure blue, and all my pics look like I have photoshopped them.
#60
Tranquility, Death Valley National Park
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
I love how you waited for that little cloud to perch at the top of the dunes before taking this pic. I am sure that a lot of your talent is due to patience, as well as an incredible eye and imagination.
#61
One Of My Scariest Moments As A Photographer- What You Dont See Here Is The 100m Drop In Front Of Me And The Gale Force Wind From Behind. Two Minutes Of Light And Then It Was Dark Again. Faroe Islands
#62
Mt St Helens Towering Above Wildflowers During A Beautiful Sunrise
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Do Non-Americans and younger folk remember/know about Mt St Helens? It was a nice, conical peak until one day in 1981, BOOM! And 2,000 miles away we were all covered with ash each morning for days. And so much of the mountain, as you can see, was gone. 40 years ago, this was a barren hellscape, with nothing but several feet of ash.
Foxglove🇮🇪 2 years ago
IIRC this was how they discovered the processes that led to the incredible preservation of Pompeii and Herculaneum - it was the first time pyroclastic flow had been seen.
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Brian Droste 2 years ago
Yes I remember when Mt St. Helen blew. Also watching the weather report and want to say because of so much heat and ash in the air, I notice that the air/atmosphere would go around St. Helen for a very long time. I believe it affected the weather pattern.
#63
Layers For Days At Mount Rainier National Park
#64
Clearing Fog Reveals Vibrant Wildflowers On A Beautiful Morning Near Mount St. Helens, Washington
#65
For A 15-Minute Period During My Flight Back To Canada Yesterday, There Were No Clouds Blocking The View Over Greenland's Glaciers And Icebergs
#66
The Sky Was Just Clear Enough To Watch The Blue Blood Moon Over The Peaks Of Vancouver Island, Bc
#67
Canyon X At Night, Az
#68
China Is A Truly Underrated Country In Terms Of Natural Beauty. This Was Taken In Yangshou, China
Breadcrumb. 2 years ago
All I hear about is the pollution and how Chinese people want to get away from it..
#69
I Hiked Alone All Day, Ran Away From Two Moose, And Took A Picture Of The Most Amazing View From The Summit. Alta, Utah, USA
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
You DO have to watch out for moose. And they are surprisingly large and even MORE surprisingly fast!
#70
A Few Days Ago I Got This Shot Looking Down At Lofoten (Norway) With Low Clouds Rolling In
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
The cloud cover as well as the specific placement of the clouds at the back of the picture make for one dramatic shot!
#71
Taking This Photo Didn't Feel Real. This Is Nz
#72
Got Dumped, So I Backpacked Hawaii For A Month. Best Decision Ever. Kalalau Trail - Kaua’i
ॐBoyGanesh 2 years ago
This is my default place to hike. As it’s about as far away as I can get from home without flying transpacific. I often wonder where people who live in natural setting go for their camping, backpacking or hiking.
Meghan Wood 2 years ago
I’ve hiked a lot of places in a lot of countries, but this trail is the absolutely most terrifying and awe inspiring at the same time. Slippery mud atop cliff side trail, with beautiful views enticing you every step to look around instead of at your feet. Many have died or disappeared on this trail.
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My Dad Is Super Proud Of This Picture And Says It's The Best One He Has Ever Taken. The Königssee In Berchtesgaden, Germany
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4 Years Ago Today I Took My Favorite Photo Ever Of A Drained Cypress Lake At George L. Smith State Park In Georgia, USA
I heart Boo-BI-es 2 years ago
It's interesting how the tree trunks grow, is this because they started sprouting from under water? Or is this a specific species of tree?
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Lungs Of The Earth [second Valley Forest, South Australia]
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My First Attempt At Minimalism In My Landscape Photography At White Sand, Nm
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Saw This Beautiful Scene Next To The Road When Driving Around And Had To Stop For It. Took A Very Long Exposure And This Was The Result! Italy
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My First Time Ever Visiting Yosemite Was This Fall
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Multa Nocte 2 years ago (edited)
These are easily some of the most talented photographers whose work I have had the pleasure of seeing. Well done! And BP, why don't you bring us more stunning articles JUST like this instead of those dreary AITA, TikTok, and celebrity videos? We all used to come here for quality articles like this one.
Rob(erta) Roy (They/Them) 2 years ago
These are all incredible! Now I want to go everywhere and see everything 😍🤩
PaleInspection9242 2 years ago
These are all fantastic. THIS is the reason I visit this site. Beauty and inspiration, finding the sublime in the world around us. More, please.
Dariusz M. D. 2 years ago
Some of the pictures are overdone in post production. Color saturation, contrast pushed to the max. I saw already thousands of them. They all look alike. With an advent of AI generated images, I worry about the future of photography
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