I had the opportunity to relax at Playa Bianco Beaches on the Pacific Ocean shore in Panama this winter. The water is divine and welcoming, the beaches are clean and never crowded so I could go on my photo hunts at any time. Here are my shots at the beach during the time of sunrise.
Upstate New York.
Colors, colors, colors. Bear Mountain State Park, New York.
I enjoyed my trip to such unique place as Cajun Country. The whole environment is so different , and it’s hard for me to imagine if I could adopt it there myself. Life on water, being surrounded by water all the time? Hard to imagine…
In Patagonia, Chile.
These pictures were taken in Dominican Republic. One nice beach stroll led to experimentations with different viewpoints and search for the texture shots.
Modern India is colorful and I would say layered. I think the great example is on the fourth picture from the top. That how I understand India now, and I might be mistaken in my opinion, however I based it on what I’ve seen, and what I captured with my camera. India is very rich in traditions, cultural heritage, beautiful architecture from the old times, unique crafts and arts, however I had to learn how to see beyond the poverty, and people living in slams, endless dirt everywhere and tons of plastic covering the whole country.We hear a lot that the country is on economical rise, however it’s obvious that investment into the social life of Indians is almost not existing. At that picture you can see the glimpse of the beautiful temple on the background, some children running around at the time they should be in school, and of cause so loved holy cows nibbling on some garbage on the front ground. That is India as is in 21st century.
Amer Fort (also spelled and pronounced as Amber Fort) is located very close to Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. It is one of the principal tourist attractions in the Jaipur area, located high on a hill. Amer Fort was built by Raja Man Singh I. Amer Fort is known for its artistic style, blending both Hindu and Rajput elements.
During my travel to Scandinavia I photographed a lot of water: the landscapes with fiords and lakes and plenty of seascapes. I found myself capturing a lot of different reflections in the water as well. Water worked for me as a mirror, as a distortion, as a flattering filter.
Yet, another perspective…( at the Norway shore)
Natalia Maks 