I see no reason to ever move.

This is a beautiful house in Bloomngton, IN, the architect is Marc Cornett and the owner is Marissa Moorman. It is an amazing house and also a piece of art, had the opportunity to be inside and I was wowed. For more information in the house click here. The setting got this picture. (1/8000, 1/4000, 1/1600, 1/800, 1/400, 1/200, 1/100)  5 frames, f/4.0 ISO 200 24mm. It was processed in Lightroom, Photoshop, and Photomatix. If you want to see the full size picture click here.

Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation

Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation - It is a beautiful place to be and enjoy nature. If you want to know more about this amazing location visit their webpage, click here. This is located in Illinois, and their mission is "Secure the future of hunting, fishing and land management through programs of science, education, demonstration and communication." About the pictures, I took three brackets on aperture priority of each view, processed in Photomatix, Photoshop, Lightroom and the last retouch I used Nik's software. 

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Church the Heart of Chicago

Cloudy morning, beautiful church with the city of Chicago as background. This is one of many buildings in Chicago that looks great from any angle. It is on W 17th st and S Paulina st. My setting were (125,60, 30 sec) 3 frames f/8.0 ISO 200 50mm. Processed in Lr, merged in PS and Niksoftware.

Miradouro da Lua

Mirador da Lua - Luanda, Angola. Warm and sunny and cloudy midday light, the sun was right above my head. The clouds are working there as huge soft box, and eliminate the hard light on the canyon. My settings were 1/320 sec. f/9.0 ISO 250 @28mm (28.0 - 75.0 mm). I took four frames adjusted on Lr, merged as panorama in Ps. Used Niksoftware for some detail and here is the final result.  

Nascer do Sol.

Sunrise 6:30 am, very cold morning and windy. It was a cloudy morning so the sun wasn't out as I was expecting, I like the color. I use the building to prevent some lens-flare, that is why the sun is so close to the building. My setting were f/11 ISO 200 200mm 3 frames (1/10,1/5, 0.4s) use photomatix and Lr5 to process.