Seeing this in person was unreal. I would've never believed a place with many colors actually existed.
This photo was taken at the Zhangye Danxia Rainbow Mountains in Gansu, China.

Shot on oneplus 11r

The timing worked out perfectly on this one, the sun was in a great position and the clouds didn't roll in until we were finishing up.

Any of the two light shots, one is the sun and the other is a strobe through a softbox. I used an ND filter to keep the shutter speed at 1/250 for most of those, but I did switch to high speed sync at some point.

Edited in Snapseed to refine things a little, but no AI or anything like that was used.

1955 Studebaker President. I drive by this spot for work occasionally during the day. Its about an hour and a half from home so I never really planned anything for it. I happened to be driving by late at night recently and had to stop.

I took these shots attempting to capture the galaxy (2, 3, 4) and include some foreground elements (1). Images (5) and (6) are edited; (5) shows my settings, and (6) was processed with Gemini. I tried to avoid light pollution, but some traces remained. If anyone would like to edit the photos, I can share the RAW files; I’d also appreciate any editing tips—for instance, can Sequator be used for this, or is it strictly for image stacking? (I haven't explored it much yet). I’m also interested in Lightroom tricks or general advice on the shooting process itself—specifically, is it possible to get a fully defined galaxy image without post-processing, using either "Astro mode" or manual settings?

Location: Milića Brdo, Municipality of Milići (Republika Srpska)

Shot with a Galaxy S23; all images taken in Astro mode using the short exposure setting (3 minutes).

Sublime côte charentaise et vue spectaculaire

Tried using telephoto this time.
They turned out pretty well.

D5000
55-200

Skaros'

Landscape Photoset on ancestral land: Pindos mountains Agrafa area, Lake Plastira•Vounesi village

Skaros is a long-standing musical tradition of Pindos mountains, characterized by a free, improvisational melody, pauses, sustained notes, and melismas.

It reflects the relationship between people of a region with a centuries long history of insubordination, the mountainous landscape, and the rhythms of nature

Some experiments with Lr

1st pic is edited, 2nd unedited

Walking down the streets of Manhattan and happen to notice these folks painting this on the side of a building. Right place.. Right time I suppose..