Natural beauty that amazes people. Under the camera angle of talented photographers, many natural scenes around the world become magically beautiful, attractive, with a depth that makes viewers breathless.

Daniel Kordan, the author of this photo shared that he and his colleagues had a three-hour hike to reach the top of Mount Husfjellet on Senja island, northern Norway.

August is the rainy season in Norway, the sun never rises too high and even though it was midday, Daniel managed to capture the photo as if the dawn was rising.

Thierry Bornier called this photo his lucky day when he accidentally recorded a beautiful fanciful photo of a boat on a river in China.

 

One evening while walking with his four-year-old son, Marc Adamus tripped and accidentally discovered the mesmerizing beauty of the flowers. He returned to take pictures a few days later.

The Gespensterwald is a coastal forest in northern Germany. The winds from the Baltic Sea blow in, creating a murky micro-sound that makes the forest feel like a ghostly place.

After heavy snowfall in January, Sandra Bartocha spent the day in the woods, waiting for the perfect conditions to take pictures.

When night fell and the snow began to fall heavily, Sandra used flash to create a magical and surreal scene.

Xiapu is a small fishing village in Fujian province, China. These nets are used to raise crabs and lobsters.

Thierry Bornier took this photo late in the afternoon, as a local fisherman rested inside his boat, looking like it was trapped in a net.

Lake Natron in Tanzania is a favorite destination for photographers despite being warned of danger.

Hidden deep under the red-pink color due to the salt and minerals of the lake water are toxic substances that cause many creatures to die.

But under the perspective of Art Wolfe, this “lake of death” becomes strangely beautiful and seems as safe as any other lake on earth.

Photographer David Norton insists his photograph of the Emerald Lake in Canada has natural colors, without any editing or shooting mode.

“The natural emerald green color of the lake’s water is beyond what you can imagine,” says David.

This beautiful color is due to the light reflecting off the sediments and calcium carbonate located at the bottom of the water and the nearby mountains.

The deposits were created 14,000 years ago by glaciers during the last ice age.

Yuanyang Rice Terraces located in Ai Lao Mountain, Yunnan Province is one of the places with the largest rice terraces in China.

This photo was taken by Thierry Bornier just before sunset. The fields filled with water reflect the sky full of pink clouds creating a wonderful sight and warm feeling.

This photograph has won Thierry many photography awards and is one of his most iconic images of the Chinese landscape.

Art Wolfe shares that taking pictures of cherry blossoms is like a “photographic war”. Because the blue sky with countless cherry blossoms in full bloom was an incomparable sight, but the breathtaking beauty lasted just over a week.

The color of the flower will also fade quickly. So to take a photo that shows all the beauty of flowers, spring sunshine and blue sky is a photographer’s effort.

This photo of Lake Alsek (Alaska) was taken by Art Wolfe during a trip to the Tatshenshini River in Yukon, which is threatened by the development of a large copper mine.

Art Wolfe said he did not believe in ink paintings by Chinese painters until he went to Huangshan Mountain.

The beauty of the mountains in the mist made it look more like a painting than a real natural scene.

The majestic mountain area and the straight pines growing on the rocky mountains have become an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Art, from photography to gardening.

One of Art’s favorite subjects is taking advantage of fog to create a blurred image of an object.

Source: lifeanimal.net