Thanks. I love LotR!

Thank you so much.

Yes, but it's far from the main area of Alabama Hills.

Thank you

It was a magic morning. I spent 3 sunrises there and this was the best. I didn't have to edit much to make it pop. Glad you like it.

Dear Redditors, This is simply one of the most satisfying compositions I found originally but it was not easy to edit. In order to make this composition work, the key is to make it feel more 3-dimensional. I had a lot of trouble achieving this goal due to my lack of editing skills. The good news is you might see a new version of this shot in 10 years if I somehow get any better at editing.

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THanks for the reply. I'm glad you like it.

Thanks so much man!

Thank you!

Here comes the sun!

Haha.

That sounds more sacred than ever! Thanks for the reply.

Thanks so much.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you. The idea of underexposing it and lighten up the light beams really did the trick. It was shot using a drone launching on a mountain.

This reminds me of Weathering with you. Thanks for the reply.

Dear Redditors, in this photo you can find fjords of Norway, light beams, dramatic low clouds, and snow-covered landscapes.. what else could you ask for more? This photo pretty much sums up my trip to Lofoten Islands this year. It was cloudy all the way and we didn't get any good chance of seeing any good northern lights. Thankfully, I was treated with epic clouds almost every day. I actually loved conditions like these better because I didn't need to stay up late. Haha.

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Thanks for the reply. yes, it was so different.

I'm happy you like it!

Thank you very much. Glad you like it.

TBH it doesn't look as good as 1:1 crop. The mountains look messy on the both sides. Still thank you for the comment. I'm glad you like it.

haha. I knew that but it's not my thing, at least till now. Thanks for your comment too.

Dear Redditors, this was shot from Patagonian Icefield where you can see the rear face of Cerro Torre(on the right) is equally awe-inspiring as its front. Our journey to this spot required over 5 hours of snowshoeing and 100km in total for the whole trip. I'm not sure if I will visit this place again to get a better shot so I hope you enjoy this one.

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Bring a lot of batteries if you want to shoot all night. A sturdy tripod because it might get windy up there. Overall it's like shooting stars, test different settings combinations to have different results!