Bringing your camera along on adventures can really pay off. Sometimes its a pain in the ass to carry it, but I must say the shots I have captured while out exploring was well worth the effort.
Today I look at some posts by Hive plankton and minnows showing off their photography posts.
@zawiel@zawiel/we-enjoyed-the-natural-view
Enjoying a cloudy day with a cool breeze they go exploring a rice field. Taking many pictures a long the way, with much rain the rice fields were full of water. With the sounds of birds chirping it really set the tone of how peaceful the area is. And I think it was captured in the photos as well.
@alequandro@alequandro/excursion-in-val-noana-fonteghi-trentino-alto-adige-discovering-italy-with-alequandro
Traveling to northern Italy they explore an area full of old buildings. With lots of trees fresh with leaves it really gave the area a secluded feel to it. They even came across a friendly cat along the way.
@mnurhiver@mnurhiver/monomad-or-or-mud-bath
Catching Tilapia in a pond they stirred up the sediment at the bottom. Making for muddy waters while searching for fish with nets. The atmosphere was well captured in these shots.
@uyapapuaOn a day out in the woods they visit a waterfall in Bali Indonesia. They spot some mushrooms growing on decaying wood. Taking out their macro lens they get many great shots from different angles.
@heribertor@heribertor/seaphotography-contest-week-201
Visiting a seaside town in Venezuela, a place called Bahía de Cata. The coastline curves along the mountains and gives the whole area a pretty amazing view. The waters looks quite clear as well, and many boats fishing in the shallow waters.
Looking forward to bringing out my camera to all new places, still lots to be captured and hoping I can visit some places few others have to capture some truly amazing moments.
Thats my five picks for this week, come back next week to see Solo's next weekly picks. I curate posts every Tuesday and do this through MSP. Thanks so much to the Minnow Support Group for giving me the opportunity to serve as a curator!
