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Painted dunes of Namibia.
Gosh, this place is such a dream, it doesn’t even look real.
Shot on @lexarmemory
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Things are getting busy for me at this time of the year, as usual, and it’s hard to find time to edit some photos from past trips.
Because of that, I tend to forget what I recently photographed. So every time I go through old photos, one of my biggest joys is to actually fall in love again with some amazing sceneries I had to chance to witness in real, like this S shaped dune at sunrise, in Namibia.
Looking forward to sharing more with you soon. I literally have thousands of images sitting on a hard drive, that only wish to be shared to the world.
On another note, I’m seriously considering hiring interns for 2020, so if you feel like this might be a good fit for you in your training, don’t hesitate to send me an email ✌🏻

Morning fog is nothing but cotton candy for photographers.
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Back to some images from Africa!
Here’s a favorite of mine taken just after sunset, on a full moon evening in Northern South Africa. On our way back to the camp we stumbled upon this big male lion. Although I had taken photographs of big cats all day long, I just couldn’t help myself but stop for another few minutes, and get this shot of the lion aligned with the rising full moon.
Hope you’ll like it as much as I do :) Shot on @lexarmemory #ShotonLexar #LexarAmbassador

Here’s my last series of images from my recent trip in the Bavarian Alps a couple of weeks ago. As some of you know, a knee injury forced me to change my plans for this part of Germany at the last minute.
Originally, the goal was to hike in the Karwendel sub-range. Gutted that my body wouldn’t be able to follow me on that multi-day hike, I asked my partners @zugspitzregion and @germanytourism what alternatives would be possible in order to still enjoy some views of the Karwendel and of the region around the Zugspitze in general.
I’m glad I had two locals with me, Aljona and Sarah, as they were able to guide me to some epic spots in the region, all accessible by either car, cable car or by a short 20-min walk.

No need to say I’m still not done yet with the German Alps, and I will have to plan a fifth visit as soon as possible to enjoy some proper hiking in the region.

Hope you guys enjoyed those series from Germany. —- Series of images shot in Mittenwald + Karwendelbahn (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) and Eschenlohe (1, 2, 10). All taken for @germanytourism and @zugspitzregion.
#EnjoyGermanNature #GermanyTourism #zugspitzregion #spitzenwanderweg

Despite being a very popular location, every time I’m in the German Alps I always try to make a stop in the areas around Garmisch-Partenkirchen, in the @zugspitzregion, and especially at the foot of Zugspitze where lies an insanely beautiful alpine lake: Eibsee. It is perhaps one of my favorites from the Alps and it never gets old. Actually, every visit there is different. One thing that I particularly enjoy is to return to a location multiple times, when the weather varies from one time to another.
On my recent stay in Germany, I decided to go twice to Eibsee for sunrise, and twice to Riessersee. Not only did that allow me to get the perfect conditions I was hoping for, on my second trial, but it also blew my mind to see how a place can look so different - almost not recognizable at all - depending on the weather conditions. If you swipe left, you can see the lake Riessersee, with the Zugspitze in the background, shot from the same angle on two different occasions.
Patience is key when photographing landscapes, and it’s rarely on the first shot that I get what I came for! —- Series of images shot at Eibsee (1, 4, 5, 7, 8) ; Riessersee (2) ; Garmisch (6) ; and from the top of Zugspitze (3, 4). All taken for @germanytourism and @zugspitzregion.
#EnjoyGermanNature #GermanyTourism #zugspitzregion #spitzenwanderweg

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