These are the most amazing photos with birds I’ve ever seen. They are so clear, colorful and dynamic.Full of life…

Happy Easter for those which are celebrating it today!

Some nice photos for today.

For your viewing pleasure you will find Photos of Texas Bluebonnets, Pictures of Texas Wildflowers, Photos of Lake Caddo, Nature and Wildlife, Butterflies, The Old Rugged Cross, Pet Photographs, Black and White photography and Original Photo Greeting Cards, Unique Holidays Cards are Available.

A few interesting photos. The flowers photos are really looking good…

Amazing photos from this great photographer! So colorful and full of life…

These photos are really great! My favorite are Pearls and Sea Turtles sections.

David Doubilet is honored to have his underwater imagery considered to be among the best by editors, peers and colleagues the world over. He has photographed over 60 stories for the National Geographic Magazine where he is currently a Contributing Photographer-in-Residence. David has documented our changing underwater world since his first assignment with the Geographic in 1971. In addition to the Geographic, David’s work continues to appear in countless publications worldwide and he is a contributing editor and feature columnists for the Behind the Shot in Sport Diver Magazine (US) and Seascapes and Dive Magazine (UK).

Nature and wildlife photos taken on four continents. Many lovely photos!

One of my greatest joys is experiencing a wild place while photographing its fauna and flora. The feeling of awe I experience immersed in mountain, birdsong, bushveldt, or cicada choir is as profound a spiritual practice as any meditation.

Thus, my photographs are not a travel record, but works of art which reflect a constant striving for, and testament to, the human connection to all things and the circle within which we must participate rather than control.

Fantastic website with over 20,000 photos, some of them beeing really amazing!

Has the aim to document a maximum of the Marine Life in the Philippines. During the expeditions of Guphil I, Guido & Philippe Poppe started photographing systematically all marine creatures. This resulted in a fast growing library of documented digital pictures which is obviously important for many people such as zoologists, museologists, divers, photographers, and others.

Today, the database contains 20,523 online images. This is the result of 649 dives. These images have been selected out of an average of 82,092 underwater shots. It took an average of 1,506 hours underwater which corresponds to 41 full time working weeks below the surface. 1,298 tanks were filled and Guphil I traveled xxx nautical miles in the central Philippines.

Fantastic photos of Gary D.Tonhouse! Visit his website to see all galleries.

Driven by a life-long love and respect for our natural world, Gary Tonhouse has been photographing fascinating images of landscapes, flowers, and wildlife for over 28 years. His fine art photography collection captures the simplest, most everyday subjects and transforms them into elegant, breathtaking images. Gary’s unique perspective and gifted photographer’s eye produce photographic portraits that are often compared to paintings.

Amazing photos by Kristian Sekulic! I love them all!

Kristian Sekulic started with photography with old Leica which he got from his grandfather and grandmother who were profesional photgraphers for all their life.
Still he was youngest grandchild they give him their camera even he didn`t know nothing about photography. Because he was only a child then, he didn`t take that seriously in this days. Only after his grandfather and grandmother passed away he really start to love photography, almost all what he knows now he learned with that Leica, which he still has. Kristian learned all in hard way, all by himself. He likeed it that way.

Fascinating travel photography by Karl Lehmann.

The Lost World Arts Gallery, located on the island of Maui in Hawaii, displays an extensive collection of primitive art and fine photography from some of the most remote and inaccessible parts of our planet. This collection is the on-going work of the Lehmann brothers, Karl and Andrew, who have personally acquired each piece of tribal art during their expeditions. With the addition of our virtual gallery you may now visit Lost World Arts at any time to view and acquire the latest offerings from this outstanding collection.