
Fubiz posted a sampling of great photos selected by the World Sports Photography Awards 2021. This 2017 shot of Rafael Nadal, taken by James Gourley at Wimbeldon, was the overall winner.
Fubiz posted a sampling of great photos selected by the World Sports Photography Awards 2021. This 2017 shot of Rafael Nadal, taken by James Gourley at Wimbeldon, was the overall winner.
View the whole photo essay here. Phenomenal.
From Fubiz:
After about 50,000 earthquakes and nearly 6,000 years since its last event, the terrain of Geldingadalur, located about 20 miles from Reykjavík, has been transformed into a scorching scene of molten lava, ash and explosions splattering the sky – the setting is so dramatic and eerie that the internet has even compared it to Lord of the Rings’ Mordor.
The shot above is my favorite in the Fubiz gallery. You should take a look at the lot. Kolbeinsson’s work with the lens is excellent. Find more of his work on Behance and Instagram.
Earth is an incredible place and natural wonders make us feel small, as indeed we are.
A photograph by Megan Lorenz of a wild black bear in Ontario, Canada. You can view more of her work, including a lot of cool wildlife photography, here.
Rachel Talibart‘s portfolio is filled with incredible images that reveal both the beauty and the terror of the natural world. She has put together a collection, Tides and Tempest, which can be found at the publisher’s website.
Here’s one more:
Check out her work.
This little video captures some brilliant photography by Norm Diamond chronicling Doug’s Gym, a downtown Dallas institution that recently closed after 55 years of business. I saw this profile in Texas Monthly featuring Norm’s book. I love every image. Each one tells a story.
I share a quote on the board outside the Spiritual Formation office almost weekly. When a new quote goes up, I’ll post it here too.