Landscape Contest - Winners The Artist Gallery

1st PLACE!
CHANGE OF SEASONS.

THOMAS DE FRANZONI, ITALY.

"A classic early summer landscape of the Julian Alps. The melting snow brings large amounts of water that funnel and then create these beautiful waterfalls. The flowers and the dense vegetation of a very lively green create a fascinating contrast."

IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE ABOUT THOMAS'S WORK, TAKE A LOOK TO HIS INSTAGRAM HERE!

2nd PLACE!

LOS ARCOS Y LA CUEVA.

MARC MARCO, SPAIN.

"Milky way arch behimd the natural arch called Es Pontàs. A man was illuminated a smoll cave just in front of the two arches."

IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE ABOUT MARC'S WORK, TAKE A LOOK TO HIS INSTAGRAM HERE.

3rd PLACE!

SALT AMOEBA.

KIM SHAPLEY, AUSTRALIA.

"Top Down Aerial view of a small island in the salt Lake Bumbunga, South Australia."

IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE ABOUT KIM'S WORK, TAKE A LOOK TO HIS WEBPAGE HERE!

HONORABLE MENTIONS

SLOVENIA BACKCOUNTRY. Romain Barats, France.

A nice church in the backcountry of Slovenia

THE MORNING RED. Thomas de Franzoni, Italy.

This place has always fascinated me, and many times I have found very interesting weather situations. I arrived very early, pitch black, a thick fog enveloped the whole lake and nearby forests. Knowing the place already, I searched for a new composition trying to figure out it because I did not see.

TWINKLE LITTLE STAR. Rossi Fang, China.

The warm sunshine melted the frozen mountain world the night before, and the crystal clear ice shone brightly in the morning sun, warming up the whole mountain world. This is the most beautiful alpine natural phenomenon.

ST. KILDA TRACKS. Kim Shapley, Australia.

Aerial Top Down photo of the old salt encrusted railway track. Built in the 40's, the salt pan is still in use but the railway track has long passed into disuse.

TABLE CLOTH. Daniel Möckel, Germany.

Cape town as seen from Lions Rock is beautiful. The clouds crawling over the rocks and the city light coming on at twilight make for a magical scene. The shot is a pano of 14 shots taken with a wideangle lesn already.

NIGHT TO REMEMBER. Teju Khubchandani, USA.

An amazing night at Cinque Terra.

SKYSCRAPERS. Asmita Kapadia, United Kingdom.

London had its first hot of snow in mid December 2022. This provided a great canvas to use intentional camera movement on these spectacular trees in first morning light. This takes creative photography to another level in impressionism art.

SOLITUDE IN THE SANDS. Matt Dusig, USA.

In this captivating photograph, a single tree soap tree yucca stands tall and proud amidst a sea of pristine white sand. The yucca's long, slender leaves gracefully reach towards the heavens, contrasting beautifully against the vivid blue sky above.

RAYTHEON. Rossi Fang, China.

The drastic changes in the global climate have caused lightning to become more and more intense, and the power of nature has painted the sky with beautiful light and shadow colors. This is also the most fascinating place in the 3,000-meter-high mountains.

PERU SCENERY-WONDERFUL LAKE. Roger Mujica, Brazil.

After I saw “The Tetons and the Snake River”, the famous black and white photograph taken that Ansel Adams in 1942. I became fascinated with landscape and watching closely nature as it is, we can’t help but appreciate the vastness of shapes, textures and colors that these sceneries give us for free.

MISTY SUNRISE. Teju Khubchandani, USA.

Caught this amazing sight bring and early just as the sun is rising.

MULTICOLORED UP & DOWN. Cari Letelier, Chile.

Let me introduce to you the Rainbow valley (some areas look like Mordor!), located at the Atacama desert, in the middle of the Domeyko mountain range, under a Bortle 1 night sky, and that during late October is possible to have this very wide view of the sky vault, zodiacal light and gegenschein.

LONELY TREE. Patrycja Suchanska, Poland.

The photo was taken in North Wales while going for a walk in 2021.

IMMENSITY. Romain Barats, France.

The Namib desert is one of the more hostile place on Earth.

Lord of the wasteland_Beginning of November, in search of the last moments of this very sp

LORD OF THE WASTELAND. Thomas de Franzoni, Italy.

Beginning of November, in search of the last moments of this very special autumn. I returned to this place, very fascinating because it is decadent and little known ... the sensations are unique, that touch of magic that this bridge gives to the woods.

IONS AND WATER OVER ICELAND. Cari Letelier, Chile.

This was the most insane night I've ever seen, we waited nearly 4 hours standing next to a huge waterfall called Godafoss in the northern part of Iceland, with wind gusts of 70 km/hr!, but we were and under a G3 level geomagnetic storm with a KP7!, full of many different shape of auroras dancing!.

GAUCHOS OF PATAGONIA. Romain Barats, France.

Gauchos still represent an important part of the Patagonian culture

FORMENTOR LIGHTS. Marc Marco, Spain.

Milky way arch over the Formentor Lighthouse and his road illuminated by a car.

BAVARIA AT NIGHT. Alexander Linde, Germany.

After months of cloudy and rainy nights, we finally had a near perfect nightsky. So we ignored the fact that it was a Monday Night and drove and hiked to this spot in southern Bavaria. The next day in the office was exhausitng, but the previous night was totally worth it.

SA FORADADA STORM. Marc Marco, Spain.

Big storm from the view piont of Sa Foradada, located in Mallorca.

ARCTIC AURORAL EXPLOSION. Cari Letelier, Chile.

At the very beginning of the Arctic Circle in Iceland, there is a monument to pagan beliefs called The Arctic Henge. During the day before, a solar flare was advised, so huge geomagnetic storms were expected!, knowing this, we told ourselves "¡we need to move towards this place now!"

RELAXED AND HAPPY. Rossi Fang, China.

The maple trees in the valley light up the color of the valley, the fallen maple leaves overlook the surrounding mountains, and the endless rhythm of the stream is relaxing and pleasant. Contrasting layers of color light surround the mountains and forests, forming a unique and tranquil view.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

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