Are you ready for one of the biggest and most beloved sporting events on the planet? The world is arriving in Brazil to cheer on their country in football’s biggest stage, the World Cup, and we invite you to share how you experience this event.
We introduced our Wildlife Wednesday weekly series last week. And to our delight, you shared a nice batch of photography of wild animals.
At the break of dawn, many of you are already up and busy shooting landscapes bathed in dramatic sunlight. There’s a staggering abundance of exceptional pictures from a “morning” image search.
Around 350 million years ago, the sedimentary rock domes of the Bungle Bungle Range in Australia were formed. Their layering of orange and grey bands in beehive-like shapes make up a distinctive landscape in Purnululu National Park, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 2003.
Eva Merry could not imagine life without a camera in her hands. This 19-year old photographer from Austria started taking her photography seriously when she joined Flickr in 2011. Asked what she’s learned here, Eva replied, “Mostly that art doesn’t have to be pretty. It should make you feel something.”
These days, it’s hard not to come across parents begging for our attention online by posting photos of their kids. But when you take a look at photographer Dave Engledow’s photostream, it’s pretty clear that he doesn’t have to beg for our attention — he already has it!
We want to give you a variety of opportunities to participate in our photography highlights and noticed that Wednesdays were open in our weekday programs. Behold: Wildlife Wednesdays. As you might guess, this new weekly series is available for you to share your best photography of wild animals.
Conceptual photographer Rosie Anne Prosser envisions “atmospheric, mysterious worlds where waif-like characters roam” and creates them with her camera. She has also used her photography to explore the heartache of losing a close family member to cancer.
Much of our community adores capturing what’s brewing in the sky, and it’s always fascinating to see what’s new in sky photography. So we browsed through trending photography of cloudscapes and came up with this showcase of cloud activity from around the world.
We are back with some of our favorite photos we discovered last week and hope you’ll enjoy the selection. Happy weekend everyone!