Fly me to the moon: A long lens further enhances the seemingly close juxtaposition of plane and moon over Falkenhagen, Germany on late Tuesday, May 29, 2012.

It’s hard to imagine that these still life flower photos, made of splashed paint, were created without the assistance of Photoshop or 3D software. But photographer Jack Long captures each shot as a single event in camera. Not one of these images was assembled from multiple exposures.

Photograph of Shanghi Skyline At Night by JAKOB WAGNER on Behance

The term bokeh is derived from a Japanese word which means “blur.” In photography, bokeh is the aesthetic quality of the blur, or the effect of the out-of-focus regions of an image. This technique is usually done in order to make the main subject stand out in the photo. Lens aberrations and shape of lens aperture are the major things that help in achieving bokeh.

Fire in the sky! This is an image sequence containing 70 lightning shots, taken at Ikaria island during a severe thunderstorm. Canon EOS 550D, 16/6/2011 1:17 - 2:40, Shutter Speed 20 sec x 70 shots, Aperture Value 7.1, ISO 400, Lens Canon EF50mm f/1.8 II, Focal Length 50.0 mm

Sunset at Grand Falls, Arizona Photograph by Scott Wood

Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Dayz of Summer Photography by Fernando Botero

It’s just a problem and all problems have a solution. Work it.

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Yarnbombs by Olek

(Source: archiemcphee)

By Shlomi Nissim

From Writing on water is like writing down a thought in order to keep it secure even when it is shaken by the course of life, to distinguish the important things from those you should just let flow by.

This picture was taken by the photographer Thomas Pagani.

Slain beauty

Monarch by Dimentichis

Two Atlantic spotted dolphins in the wild. (Ricardo Liberato)

Rüya By: Kemal Kamil AKCA