All Eyes by RyanDyar

Yes, yes. This is one of the most iconic compositions from Ruby Beach... hell, even from most of Olympic National Park. But I just wanted to grab it real quick while out there with my friends Miles and Nagesh. It was a busy night on the beach with a mass transit of photographers, so I ended up having to clone out a few guys from the frame. This is also a stitch of two horizontal frames on top of each other to get the perspective I was after here. Also a couple shots for dynamic range. I've got a new video release I'm working on that covers some of this perspective blending stuff, as well as a few other types of perspective control techniques I use. There is also a BIG workshop announcement coming up for some epic international Aurora stuff that I'm super duper stoked on. Anyways, I recently released a tutorial video that covers some of the techniques I use in my processing (ones that were used in the making of this image). I also lead in-field workshops, teach processing online via Skype screen sharing, and blah blah blah... check it all out at Ryan Dyar Photography via 500px http://ift.tt/1nQdr4e

Morning Waves by paulmcconville

This is a shot from last year that I took another crack at recently. Malibu, California. Thanks for stopping by. via 500px http://ift.tt/1pRAOaE

NORTH PHOTO DREAMS by raquel_de_castro

Imagen realizada durante el último North Photo Tour de Costa Quebrada, fantástico atardecer en la mejor de las compañías, jugándome el tipo, como más tarde quedaría demostrado, para captar esta escena....gluppsss!!! via 500px http://ift.tt/1kKYZCp

Postcard from Tulum by ToddWall

Nothing special. Very straightforward processing. via 500px http://ift.tt/1wlL8w4

Dorothy's Rainbow by ToddWall

How to make a rainbow bleak. via 500px http://ift.tt/1vLI107

Dragon's Fire by AlisterBenn

The waves sweep down a black lava sand beach on the east coast of Iceland creating wild shapes in the surf. The last light of a winter's day catches the mountains beyond. Buy this Print e-books // Prints & Workshops // Whytake via 500px http://ift.tt/1oNbrJc

Sun Tan by RyanDyar

Spent some time at the Olympic Coast last week with some friends. Had a great time despite some of the woes.... -First night I had my backpack rummaged through by what I was sure was a bear... or Miles. Turns out, it was a coyote. I knew I should have put it in a safe place before crawling in my tent... but the one time I thought "screw it" was the time my bag got ransacked. -In a mad dash to grab a shot, Miles dropped a lens. The sound it made hitting the ground was loud enough to scare away any wildlife that was nearby. It was a circus of expletives the rest of the day. -Nagesh soaked his iphone in a creek crossing. Oddly, this meant his phone would not turn on, but the flashlight on the back would not turn off. We put it in rice... and that did nothing but make the rice taste like phone. It was a heavy traffic week on the Olympic coast, running into some guys I knew, and guys I'd yet to meet. Was great to see some friendly faces out there, but the crowds are a little bothersome to shoot in. We ended up having Rialto Beach nearly to ourselves one of the nights and spent a couple hours getting soaked in the surf. I recently released a tutorial video that covers some of the techniques I use in my processing. I also lead in-field workshops, teach processing online via Skype screen sharing, and blah blah blah... check it all out at http://ift.tt/HjSx9r via 500px http://ift.tt/1lJFnCQ

Nature Provides IV by GlennCrouch

Facebook : http://ift.tt/1afNW07 Sunrise at Little Bay, Sydney Australia. A classic dawn, lots of colour and a high tide combined for an enjoyable morning. Nikon D800, Nikkor 16-35mm, Lee 1.2 GND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks. via 500px http://ift.tt/T0AxHP

Tide Swept by csillerud

Wet and sandy feet are a natural occurrence on the coast, however, in this situation, the sea nearly stole my shoes all together. I've waited for this shot for two years, and we lucky enough to visit on one of the best days of my life. The conditions went from viscous overcast and 40 F to racing clouds in screaming sun. The conditions were soo good that I actually screwed up multiple photographs because I tried to shoot too many rather than making sure I did a few very well. That is a painful mistake that I will file away to guide me on all my future endeavors. This is a composite of three exposures - sky, cave entrance, cave shadows - due to the extreme lighting conditions. via 500px http://ift.tt/1hF5WEY

Tequila Sunset by ToddWall

It's another tequila sunset. Come join me on an adventure in paradise. The Riviera Maya is rated one of the top three beaches in the world. I will be leading photography workshops starting in November 2014. The workshops include beach front accommodations and transportation to and from Cancun. We will travel to Sian Ka'an, a 1.3 million acre bio-reserve for a boat tour. Another day will involve a trip to Valladolid, a lovely town in the Yucatan. Day three will be an overnight trip to Bacalar Lagoon where we will explore Mayan Ruins and finally a day on some tucked away beaches along the Riviera Maya. Just like the place itself, this will be a laid back, stress free experience. If this sounds good email me at twwall@comcast.net via 500px http://ift.tt/Rl6mK1

Where Are You by BrianConnolly1

Windansea Beach in La Jolla via 500px http://ift.tt/1jtPknG

California Waves by murphyscot

Taken in La Jolla, California. via 500px http://ift.tt/1k6K8Ta

Streakin' 2 by MarkMetternich

Another from my recent "Pearls of Oregon" Workshop. Using the 14mm and a high tripod position we held our positions in the surf and literally took hundreds of consecutive images as the waves came in and receded. My clients got some fabulous images and then we took a break at the famous Pelican Pub for laughter and grub! Feel free to Facebook me or go to WildForLight.com for more information. *As always, most accurately viewed on a carefully calibrated desktop monitor and viewed through a color managed web browser such as Chrome, Safari or Firefox. via 500px http://ift.tt/1k0uKJs