Raymó is known worldwide for his magnificent landscape photos. In the last couple of years his career as a photographer has taken a leap forward as he has been awarded internationally for his extensive work. He is originally from Germany but 6 years ago he moved to Iceland. His chose of living and working in Iceland has a good reason. The beautiful and dramatic landscape of Iceland is an endless source for the one that is always in the search for exceptional landscape and light circumstances. Today he works as nature photographer as well as a photo tour guide in the Nordic countries. Raymó´s work has been published mainly online. He has also published in books, news papers and photo magazines. He has as well been working for different publishers and advertisement agents. In June 2011 Raymó was elected the best nature photographer by the biggest online photo community in Europe, www.fotocommunity.de As well one of his photos was elected one of the best photos at the 10 years anniversary of the organization. This year Raymó also won a gold medal in the Super Circuit 2011 for his landscape photographs.

Beautiful sky over Australia was subject to this talented artist. Lincoln Harrison made interesting photographs with Australian sky.

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The Painted Desert is a United States desert of badlands in the Four Corners area from the Grand Canyon National Park into the Petrified Forest National Park. Much of the area within the Petrified Forest National Park is protected as the Petrified Forest National Wilderness Area. Much of the Painted Desert region is within the Navajo Nation.

The desert is composed of stratified layers of easily erodible siltstone, mudstone, and shale of the Triassic Chinle Formation. These fine grained rock layers contain abundant iron and manganese compounds which provide the pigments for the various colors of the region.

We continue to explore Georgia and this time we are heading to Omalo Village.

Kvetera Church is a Georgian Orthodox church located in a historic fortified town of Kvetera in Kakheti. It was built in the early part of the 10th century. It is a relatively small church and resembles the Georgian cross-dome style of architecture.

The Hotel Kakslauttanen is located in the Arctic Circle of Finland. It is very unusual hotel. It’s amid the beautiful Lapland scenery near the Urho Kekkonen National Park. In the wintertime, this village offers many different accommodations that are unique, and the most unique of all what they have to offer are the 20 glass igloo rooms that are available for renting.

When the house is located near the forest the first thing is to build a strong fence, so that wild animals do not come for a visit. A resident of Florida Jenny Sue Rhoades ignored this and made ​​a symbolic fence (of mosquito nets), as you can see the guest did not wait.

If you happened by chance or accidentally get into the jungle and you are left without food. Pay special attention to the trunks of fallen trees. Scratched the bark and trunk, you can easily profit from the larvae! Soft, juicy delicious, if we consider that you have a week without food. Scratched the top layer of the trunk and felt lumps stirring quickly, get them from there.

Michael Anderson is an experienced landscape photographer, based in Colorado, USA. For him, traveling and photography have merged into a single entity. If he fails to convince you to travel, maybe his photographs can:

Photojournalist Brian Skerry spent an unimaginable amount of time on the seabed, when a few months sailed on fishing boats. He traveled to all and sundry – from snowmobile to helicopter and canoe. Skerry specializes in underwater photography and photo on the maritime theme. His latest project – the November edition of “National Geographic”- brought the photographer to the shores of Japan. Since the water temperature varies here from glacial to temperate and tropical, the diversity of living organisms, which found Skerry, just amazing.