Don’t die without capturing these on film!
( photo by ntalka )
This prehistoric monument is located in England and is perhaps one of the most photographed locations in the world.
( photo by juergen kurlvink )
Composed of massive standing stones arranged in a circle, these structures change in personality throughout the date, catching the sun as it moves through the maze of stones, creating shadows and patterns that are absolutely out of this world.
( photo by V for Photography )
( photo by PatrickSmithPhotography )
This park in the US is located in East Central California where it covers over 760,000 acres of land and is visited by millions of people every single year.
( photo by Cliff Stone )
Filled with a series of fragmented habitats, there is a great deal of diversity in the plant and animal life in the region, offering countless opportunities to capture interesting and wonderful images.
( photo by jezm2000 )
( photo by G Dan Mitchell )
( Photo by studiolit )
Alaska is home to glaciers, whales, and pristine rugged landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see.
( photo by Nik’s Pics )
Take a cruise out to see to get a truly spectacular view of these breathtaking glaciers and the many marine mammals that migrate
through the area.
( photo by aktraildog )
( photo by jimg944 )
St. Petersburg in Russia
offers some of the most amazing architectures in the world, including the famed the Winter Palace.
(photo by Driftings )
As the center of 300 years of European history, it also has many historical sites to visit and photograph.
( photo by Oleg Mirabo )
( photo by N3074Echo )
The Galapagos Islands
have been called the birthplace of evolution since they were where Darwin first began to hone his idea of natural selection.
( photo by es77efano )
Filled with fantastical, unique, and utterly amazing creatures, great and small, the islands are an enduring example of how amazing our earth is.
( phot by Image Editor )
Known as the Auroras, the northern (and even southern) polar lights are one of the most amazing natural phenomenon to behold.
( photo by David Cartier )
Get your camera out to capture the dancing, crackling light show that comes to these regions, bring color and wonder to a dark sky.
( photo by J. Oetinger )
( photo by Paul Mannix )
Japanese Zen gardens
throughout the region offer many intriguing sites, including sculpted trees, manicured sand, and wonderful temples.
( photo by Tony the Misfit )
Capture the peace and serenity
here and you may just instill your own soul with the tranquility you find there.
( photo by One man’s perspective )
( photo by Sandro Mancuso )
The island of Santorini sits quietly at the edge of the sea, filled with smooth, white-washed buildings that shine in the morning sun.
( photo by Jose Miguel M.P )
Each village has a port at the foot of the cliffs, with a winding path leading up the rock face offering plenty of vantage points from which to photograph the splendor.
( photo by kdludwig )
( photo by tylerdurden )
This ancient “lost” city was the center of Khmer civilization for over 500 years and is the mythical Holy center of Hinduism.
( photo by Garion88 )
It has amazing architecture and fantastic history embedded in every stone.
( photo by msdstefan )
( photo by Lo Scorpione )
This red sandstone city of the 3rd century BC was first carved out of the rocks by nomadic Arabs known as Nabataeans.
( photo by yanaljr )
You enter the area through this narrow passage and are then treated to the rock face that looms 100 meters in the air. Pure magic.
( photo by nicksflix )
( photo by Devmalya )
This landmark in India is breathtaking in its beauty and intriguing in its history.
( photo by RTQ )
The blinding white of the facade changes personality throughout the day as light levels change and activity ebbs and flows around the building.
( photo by RTQ )
( photo by The Lightworks )
This series of interlocking reefs and islands is perhaps the most abundant coral reef system in the world, stretching over 2,000 km.
( photo by richard ling )
A photography career would not be complete without capturing images of the underwater beauty of this place.
( photo by JacksonWong )
( photo by over_Kind_man )
On the border between Brazil and Argentina, these falls are perhaps the most perfect in the world, spanning several kilometers in length and cascading down several levels. They’re a site to behold, and one not to miss with your camera!
( photo by Argentina Travel Pictures )
( photo by Argentina Travel Pictures )
1. Stonehenge, UK
( photo by ntalka )
This prehistoric monument is located in England and is perhaps one of the most photographed locations in the world.
( photo by juergen kurlvink )
Composed of massive standing stones arranged in a circle, these structures change in personality throughout the date, catching the sun as it moves through the maze of stones, creating shadows and patterns that are absolutely out of this world.
( photo by V for Photography )
2. Yosemite National Park
( photo by PatrickSmithPhotography )
This park in the US is located in East Central California where it covers over 760,000 acres of land and is visited by millions of people every single year.
( photo by Cliff Stone )
Filled with a series of fragmented habitats, there is a great deal of diversity in the plant and animal life in the region, offering countless opportunities to capture interesting and wonderful images.
( photo by jezm2000 )
( photo by G Dan Mitchell )
3. Alaska’s pristine glacier wilderness
( Photo by studiolit )
Alaska is home to glaciers, whales, and pristine rugged landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see.
( photo by Nik’s Pics )
Take a cruise out to see to get a truly spectacular view of these breathtaking glaciers and the many marine mammals that migrate
through the area.
( photo by aktraildog )
4. St. Petersburg, Russia
( photo by jimg944 )
St. Petersburg in Russia
offers some of the most amazing architectures in the world, including the famed the Winter Palace.
(photo by Driftings )
As the center of 300 years of European history, it also has many historical sites to visit and photograph.
( photo by Oleg Mirabo )
5. The Galapagos Islands
( photo by N3074Echo )
The Galapagos Islands
have been called the birthplace of evolution since they were where Darwin first began to hone his idea of natural selection.
( photo by es77efano )
Filled with fantastical, unique, and utterly amazing creatures, great and small, the islands are an enduring example of how amazing our earth is.
6. The Northern Lights
( phot by Image Editor )
Known as the Auroras, the northern (and even southern) polar lights are one of the most amazing natural phenomenon to behold.
( photo by David Cartier )
Get your camera out to capture the dancing, crackling light show that comes to these regions, bring color and wonder to a dark sky.
( photo by J. Oetinger )
7. Japanese Zen Gardens
( photo by Paul Mannix )
Japanese Zen gardens
throughout the region offer many intriguing sites, including sculpted trees, manicured sand, and wonderful temples.
( photo by Tony the Misfit )
Capture the peace and serenity
here and you may just instill your own soul with the tranquility you find there.
( photo by One man’s perspective )
8. Santorini, Greece
( photo by Sandro Mancuso )
The island of Santorini sits quietly at the edge of the sea, filled with smooth, white-washed buildings that shine in the morning sun.
( photo by Jose Miguel M.P )
Each village has a port at the foot of the cliffs, with a winding path leading up the rock face offering plenty of vantage points from which to photograph the splendor.
( photo by kdludwig )
9. Angkor Wat, Cambodia
( photo by tylerdurden )
This ancient “lost” city was the center of Khmer civilization for over 500 years and is the mythical Holy center of Hinduism.
( photo by Garion88 )
It has amazing architecture and fantastic history embedded in every stone.
( photo by msdstefan )
10. Petra, Jordan
( photo by Lo Scorpione )
This red sandstone city of the 3rd century BC was first carved out of the rocks by nomadic Arabs known as Nabataeans.
( photo by yanaljr )
You enter the area through this narrow passage and are then treated to the rock face that looms 100 meters in the air. Pure magic.
( photo by nicksflix )
11. Taj Mahal, India
( photo by Devmalya )
This landmark in India is breathtaking in its beauty and intriguing in its history.
( photo by RTQ )
The blinding white of the facade changes personality throughout the day as light levels change and activity ebbs and flows around the building.
( photo by RTQ )
12. The Great Barrier Reef, Australia
( photo by The Lightworks )
This series of interlocking reefs and islands is perhaps the most abundant coral reef system in the world, stretching over 2,000 km.
( photo by richard ling )
A photography career would not be complete without capturing images of the underwater beauty of this place.
( photo by JacksonWong )
13. Iguassu Falls, Brazil
( photo by over_Kind_man )
On the border between Brazil and Argentina, these falls are perhaps the most perfect in the world, spanning several kilometers in length and cascading down several levels. They’re a site to behold, and one not to miss with your camera!
( photo by Argentina Travel Pictures )
( photo by Argentina Travel Pictures )
