Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts

Breath of Dawn by EliaLocardi



A brilliant dawn breaks in the misty hills of Tuscany and La Cappella della Madonna di Vitaleta... Every time I visit the Val d'Orcia, I fall deeper and deeper in love with the landscape. If you're interested in my work, feel free to drop me a line on Instagram or my website EliaLocardi.com. via 500px http://ift.tt/1CDeXs8

Ghosts in the Shadows by Alexmody



Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA. View it on black OR ELSE! This image was taken during a photo tour that Alex Noriega and I led a few weeks ago. Consider joining us in 2015! http://ift.tt/1ERUqnO Website | Facebook via 500px http://ift.tt/1yxbSfK

My Paradise by HansonMao



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Val D'Orcia by AlessioAndreani



It was exactly 1 year ago when i spent few days in Val d'Orcia, Tuscany. An amazing place to discover during the early morning. Get in touch: FB Page // Website // Buy Fine Art Prints // Workshops For use in websites and magazines, contact me here. via 500px http://ift.tt/1s559Hg

Tuscan Hills by emanuelapoli



Castiglione di Garfagnana As the fog clears, we can see the walls (750 meters long with majestic towers) surrounding the town center. A further defense is the fortress, which rises above the roofs of houses and is equipped with an additional three towers, now a private residence The walls enclosing the village of Castiglione and also the two churches: the church of St. Peter and Church of San Michele. The first was founded in 723 by the Lombards Aurimando brothers and Gandefrido: the bell tower was built on the tower of St. Peter dating the '700 was embellished with artwork of Carlo Gibertoni, "the Paliotto of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows". The other church dedicated to St. Michael, patron saint of the Lombards, guards inside a panel painting of Giuliano di Simone da Lucca in 1389 depicting the "Madonna with Child" and a marble ciborium attributed to the school of Matthew Civitali. via 500px http://ift.tt/ZgOV1k

Parade by gavindunbar



Cramond on a misty day back in April. via 500px http://ift.tt/1s0MECT

Cavalbianco fog falls by emanuelapoli



The Mount Cavalbianco dominates the Pradarena Pass, a crossing place that separates Tuscany from Emilia and in particular the province of Lucca from Reggio Emilia. The pass is located on the main ridge of the Apennines. Already known in Roman times, it connects the Po Valley and the Garfagnana. From the slopes of the mountain originates this beautiful fog fall flowing toward the Tuscan countryside at sunset. enjoy via 500px http://ift.tt/1mzrV8l

Red Autumn by carstenmeyerdierks



Sachsenwald near Hamburg, Germany http://ift.tt/1aoW2Uq http://ift.tt/1iiENfe via 500px http://ift.tt/1sbKVfJ

Lady Of The Fog by cougartracy



Here is a photo I took this morning. We were hoping for much more fog, but it lifted to much by the time we got to the spot. Still was able to grab a few good frames though. via 500px http://ift.tt/1mlvDmm