We were up in the Malheur National Forest last Saturday and got a couple photographs.
Guy had planned to go to a spot for photographs where we would hike around.
This was the first trip in our dodge ram we just picked up. Our chevy suburban is no longer and we like the Ram truck, but we really loved the suburban and of course it was paid off.
WOW did things not go as planned!
In May 2015, Your Shot member Yusri Salleh took his "first photo adventure," a ten-day trip to New Zealand, where he captured this image of the famed lone tree of Lake Wanaka. Setting the scene required some consideration. "When we arrived at the planned location, there were almost 30 photographers there!" writes Salleh. "The fog was too thick and the color was dull. A black-and-white image was the best option for the situation. I wanted the image to be moody, quietly [mysterious], and different."
Welsh photographer Andy Lee captured these breathtaking scenes of Patagonian landscapes.
"Shot on a recent trip to Chile, the photographer's images of the sweeping scenery embrace the power and solemn glory of the country's natural beauty."
Morten Solvstrom is an art director based in New York, which works for the agency Hello Monday. Last May, he went in Iceland, for a 10 days road-trip through the North and the southwest of the island, with a friend. He brings backs these breathtaking clichés, of peaceful banks, stunning landscapes and waterfalls of an incredible beauty. Discover the quiet magic of the island, after traveled 2356 km.
Laurent Ponce came back, in last January, from a trip in Myanmar. To remember forever the faces of the people he met there and who have marked him deeply, he did a series of portraits showing inhabitants and passer-by he ran into. He explains that although it's an evolving country, the people still live a traditional life. For instance, they wear longyi (long skirt), puts thanaka (white-yellow cosmetic powder), hunt and fishing, and chew plants called Betels.
A few years ago, just as I returned with 5,000 brand new photos from a driving trip to California, Utah and Nevada, I realized that I needed a completely new editing workflow. Two months later, I was not even close to being done with editing.
Joshua Winders is a full-time photographer and a traveller. Having explored 15 countries till date, Joshua has ticked multiple adventures in the past and has also lived multiple traditions and cultures. Here"s a Bucket List Story of his trip to the Devil's Tower in the United States