500px

Heritage you can taste 🍜⁠ ⁠ Photo by: Jeffrey Groneberg @Jeffrey_Groneberg⁠ 📍 Singapore⁠ --⁠ Let’s celebrate Asian Heritage Month together!⁠ ⁠ We’re spotlighting powerful stories, traditions, and everyday moments that reflect Asian identity and culture, through your lens.⁠ ⁠ Join the movement:⁠ 🫶🏻 Follow @500px⁠ 👉 Share your photos on Instagram that celebrate Asian heritage⁠ 📲 Use #500pxAsianHeritageMonth and tag @500px⁠ 🏆 For a chance to be featured and win a 1-year 500px Pro membership!⁠ ⁠ #AsianHeritageMonth #photocommunity #photocontest 

500px

Waves crashing, light fading, silence roaring 🌊⁠ ⁠ Photo by: Dimo Hristev (@dimaka79) on #500px⁠ ⁠ Capture, share, and connect with photographers around the world. Link in bio.⁠ ⁠ #seascapephotography #blackbeach #landscapephotography 

Canon USA

On the prowl 🐈 📸 #Canon EOS R6 Mark II Lens: EF 135mm f/2L USM Image Source: @gettyimages 

Fredrik Axling

Stockholm thoughts Sony A7CII/GM 50mm1.2 March 2025 #thinkverylittle #woofermagazine #spi_reflections #bealpha 

PHILIP PENMAN

Thank you London! Had a great time teaching for @leica_camera @leicauk . Stay in touch everyone and hopefully see you all again next year! 

PHILIP PENMAN

St Pauls Cathedral, London Copyright @PHILPENMAN WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Link in Bio to sign up to mailing list Print available at WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Location: London, UK Shot with the Leica Cameras Note: All images are original as shot and Not computer generated AI. “The experience of creating an image is more important than the final result“ 

Luke | UK Filmmaker

It’s been nice to be back on the island 🏝️🇮🇩 super excited to share my new YouTube video next week! It’s going in a new direction 💪🏼 

Travel & Photography Magazine

A fleeting moment as the soft morning light catches the colorful flowers! With @shootingstills.co.uk - Winner Best of the Week 14 at #nomadict / “At the start of bluebell season, a friend told me about a very small, quiet woodland that’s only 30 minutes from me, so I took my camera and headed there. It was a sunny morning, and I was aiming to get there just as the sun rose above the horizon, casting long shadows on the tall trees. I was standing, sipping a coffee, when I saw two deer run past about 50m away; they didn’t see me at first. For once, I had the right lens on the camera, a 100-400mm. I made sure I didn’t panic and got down low to accentuate the blurred flowers in the foreground that were picking up the sunlight. I managed to take 4-5 decent shots before they left. It’s of course rare to see a deer, especially in these conditions with bluebells that only last a few weeks per year. I used the trees on either side to confidently frame the deer, drawing you right to the subject. On top of this, the blurred foreground flowers add some softness and further push you into the centre of the picture. This made sure that the composition was strong, and I wouldn’t need to do too much editing. The soft morning colourful light catching the flowers was naturally present in the image, so with editing, I wanted to accentuate the warmth and softness whilst leaving the deer as sharp as possible. I further brightened the light parts of the deer, mostly around the edges, to enhance the contours and shape. Letting the highlights clip slightly really helps to accentuate the sun and brightness, but of course, it has to be selective. Colour choice, softness, and brightness are the key parts of the image. A deer is an animal that conveys a sense of happiness, and bluebells and morning sun only add to this feeling. So it made sense to me to draw on those parts of the image.” Congratulations @shootingstills.co.uk! You can read the original article by visiting the link in our bio! 

Alan Schaller

Londoners 🇬🇧