The End of Cathedrals by Jorge Fuembuena
About the project:
In this project he examines the most active and productive glacier in the northern hemisphere, Sermeq Kujalleq in Greenland. He systematically registers data such as height, latitude, length and the time of the day to build a metaphor about control and chaos. Time is the essence of his images, which are built upon and depend on it.
Nature’s splendid palette captured by Tomasz Huczek
Katalyst (aka Weldon Lee) captures the ethereal beauty of planet earth.
Morning rays captured by Stephen Emerson
Stunning sunsets by Goff Kitsawad
El Chaltén in Argentina as captured by Thienthongthai Worachat (aka Oxyz Photography)
The world seems just a little more magical through the lens of 500px member yume .
Beautiful night skies by Look Me Luck Photography
Photographer Phil Hawkins captures the other-worldly beauty of Yosemite National Park
Phytoplankton blooms made up of millions of tiny, light-reflecting organisms growing in the waters of the Barents Sea (top) and Bay of Biscay (bottom).
Approaching storms by Franz Schumacher
The auroras of Iceland beautifully captured by Hörður Finnbogason
Amazing auroras captured by photographer Roy Samuelsen
Ancient ruins as seen from space. Click on the images to see which ruins are pictured above and check out this gallery for more.
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