Just an ordinary sunrise at Lake Bled #slovenia Not really - it was one of the most incredible moments I've experienced as a landscape photographer! And this was taken on January 1st - being the only person at this viewpoint. It cured my hangover :D #winter #landscapephotography #winterfairytale

Here’s a photo that feels a bit festive for the season. Gothic peak in Colorado.

Not sure if Faves From The Year will be thing on BlueSky or if this many images will even work, but here are 9 of my favorites from 2024, just to try and find out. I have a bunch more posted over on my website if you want to check them out www.outdoorexposurephoto.com/favorite-pho...

Sometimes the aurora blows up in the sky before I’m set up in the spot where I want to photograph! You just never know what you’re gonna get!! #aurora #nightsky #astrophotography

This looks like an incredible event!

Almost a full color spectrum in the Colorado Rockies.

One of my favorite aspen groves in Oregon, along a slow stretch of the Deschutes River where you can get great reflections in the fall.

For 15 years, I’ve been part of the Photo Cascadia team, and they’ve become some of my closest friends. Each year, we create a short video of our favorite photos and adventures. I hope you enjoy the 2024 edition—and let me know which photo is your favorite! youtu.be/Qs3dL2_tv0M

This brings back memories of stomping around the Iceland highlands with good mates, Thor Jonsson, Peter Gordon, @nickpagephoto.bsky.social , Thomas Heaton and Norman McClosky.

Colorful layered, water sculpted sandstone in the Nevada desert taken back in 2011.

Croatian Gold. I stumbled upon this scene while climbing a mountaintop in Velebit range in Croatia. No tripod, a handheld bracketed shot, then rushing up the mountain to reach it before sunset. A lucky find. #croatia #landscapephotography #hrvatska #mountains

Twins of Solitude - Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. #photography #landscape #nz

Fall color and falling water goodness from Ohiopyle State Park, Pennsylvania, which actually is isn't far from Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Fallingwater House.

Backlit autumn desert foliage at sunrise in the Owens River Valley, California.

Epic morning in the mighty Dolomites ⛰️

Fun with clouds, waves and light at the Lime Kiln Lighthouse on San Juan Island. April 2023.

I’ve photographed this Eastern Sierra aspen grove in every season, but November revealed something new. With the leaves gone and no snow yet, the frosty brush glowed purple—a color I’d never seen here before. Whether real or a mix of red branches and blue shadows, it was beautiful to see.

The first rays of the day illuminate late autumn foliage in the Owens River Valley, California.

Autumn impressions. Photographed during my last Autumn in Slovenia photography workshop. #slovenia #autumn #fall #autumncolours #landscapephotography #forest #forestphotography

Luka is Slovenia’s premiere landscape photographer! Hopefully he will be sharing more of his work here @lukaesenko.bsky.social

Magical misty autumn woods. Slovenia, 2017. Thanks to @lukaesenko.bsky.social who predicted this light and atmosphere to the minute.

Wonderful Winter Collection Harsh and cold winters make it hard to step outside, but when I witness a scene like this, I feel so exhilarated that I forget about the cold entirely.

It’s been really fun finding photography that I haven’t seen before. How is this the first time I’ve seen @spranz.org’s work?

Winter in Yosemite ❄️

A couple weeks ago, on the way to the Eastern Sierra for Photo Cascadia's annual get-together, Adrian Klein, Zack Schnepf and I stopped to photograph a beautiful and misty Burney Falls. I had never seen it with fog like this before.

I'm excited to have released my first ebook containing over 60 images from a trip to Iceland last summer. It's free for everyone on my mailing list. If you'd like to receive a copy follow this link to sign up. Feel free to spread the word if you enjoy the ebook! www.michaelbollino.com/free-ebook

Seoraksan National Park in the Republic of Korea from my visit there back in October.

Mountains in the Dolomites lurking in the clouds after a snowstorm.

A couple of weeks ago, I spent a wonderful morning with the Photo Cascadia crew at the Hot Creek geothermal area in the Eastern Sierra. I’ve photographed this spot many times, but I think this was my favorite light yet. If you’re not familiar with Photo Cascadia, check us out: www.photocascadia.com

Ponderosa pine and freshly fallen snow at dawn. Taken at a lake in the mountains near my home in southern Oregon a couple of winters ago.

@juanngospodarou.bsky.social has compiled this extensive list of photographers that anyone can add to their feed. Cool feature @bsky.app. bsky.app/profile/did:...

Here's a question...anyone else wish there was a photo gallery tab in @bsky.app? As a photographer, it's the main thing I miss with this format. Same with X and Threads. I much prefer a grid of images to get an intitial sense of someone's body of work rather than scrolling one image at a time.

Autumn mountain stream in Vermont.

For years I’ve been a fan of Julia’s black and white architectural photography! On her feed I just discovered I’m also a fan of her landscapes.

Close ups from deep inside an ice cave in #Iceland - each shot is shot at 4-500mm and focus stacked like crazy! #ice #abstract #nature #landscape #icecave

Smith Rock State Park, Oregon. From this vantage you can see that the Crooked River just about doubles back and meets itself.

Something I’ve never seen before. Very cool image Barb!

Oh dang is this a visual treat, especially viewed large for the details.

I don't know if this scene connects for you, but walking around these woods while thin patches of fog passed through was transformative. Taken in the Umpqua National Forest, not far from where I grew up.

“Divine Moments” If you are lucky enough to witness one. ❤️ #photographyisart

Introduction to people who don't follow me elsewhere, I've been teaching image editing for over 15 years. If you'd like to know more about that check out my teaching materials on my website www.outdoorexposurephoto.com/video-tutori... and at Learn Nature Photography www.learnnaturephotography.com.

A few years ago, I photographed these vibrant, algae-covered rocks at Otter Crest Beach on the Oregon Coast. The spot only appears at low tide and is crazy slippery. On my last visit, the rocks were buried under sand, so I’m glad I captured this scene when I had the chance.

From an extended van trip to the east coast I did in Autumn 2023. Great Smokey Mountains NP had too many people for my taste, but I found I could be all by myself wading up creeks in the side valleys.

From my recent trip to Korea. David Cobb and I photographed this waterfall in the Mureung Valley, but it reminded me of falls I saw in the eastern US last year. We started our hike late on a rainy afternoon, so we had the trail mostly to ourselves, rare in Korea.

One of my favorites from the coastal redwoods a couple years ago.

Getting some pics in the feed. Going back to some classics. This is from the Little River in Oregon.

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