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Step into the ethereal beauty of Antelope Canyon, where time has sculpted a mesmerizing masterpiece. In "The Shape of the Wind II," I aimed to capture with this high resolution VAST photo, a scene that embodies the essence of this natural wonder. The wavy lines and undulating curves, etched by the persistent caress of the wind, tell a tale of time's delicate yet powerful presence.

Vibrant hues dance across the frame, as if whispering secrets of ancient geological processes. The textured stone, shaped by centuries, reveals a tapestry of colors that shifts with each ray of light. I sought to encapsulate the ever-changing palette, inviting you to explore the nuances of this geological symphony... read more

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There are moments when photographs are planned months or even years ahead and others where nature’s magic just happens to unravel right in front of you at the right place and time. Sometimes the weather doesn’t cooperate, the lighting is too flat, the season is wrong, or disaster may have struck and altered the scenery, but not on these days. On this particular summer day, it was a journey full of magic and surprises that all came together to capture this award-wining landscape image of the Vallée de Barèges in the Haute-Pyrénées.

The Pyrénées are known for their idiosyncratic weather and many micro-climates. The Vallée de Barèges is especially prone to the phenomenon of temperature inversion, when valleys become colder than the peaks, which protrude like islands from a sea of clouds. So was the case on the day of this photograph. Most of the valley was under low-level clouds and thick fog, and it was raining below. After checking the weather at different altitudes, I decided to venture out to higher altitudes and took the cable car ride to the Pic du Midi de Bigorre... read more

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