Blea Tarn lake, Cumbria, England

I decided to post this stunning image as a way to say thanks to InterfaceLIFT.com for keeping accepting my submissions of wallpapers. I wanted to show everyone how beautiful the lake district is in England and even to those who never seen or knew about this magical place, in this my first visit to The lakes. I headed up for the weekend and was very keep on getting one good shot but i got many, this picture was taken at around 5:38am with a beautiful pick colors with a fantastic mirrow view of the mountains. See you all soon. Regards, Joel

Coulon, France a small town full of canals. I headed down on my last day in France. It was raining all day but i decided to head out. I waited for a couple of hours at this location until the Sun decided to break through the clouds and it stopped raining. I had a chance to take a few shots and then it started to rain again. I had a bit of trouble with the cottage owner who didn't seem very happy to seeing me taking pictures of his property, but we got along in the end...

As i usually get excited when i do my mixes and end up elsewhere apart from my music studio, i decided to use a Post-It Note in case if my roommate wondered where i was... so i used my soft box with a long exposure at F10 and fired my flash a few times.

I was taking this lovely picture when i was approached by 2 police officers and the shot was over.... this picture shows the contrast between the lights of the building and the darkness of the river Thames, i used a Lee filter over the sky to keep sky detail. Police stopped futher action!

St. Paul's Cathedral. Wonderful spot. One of many in London.

this image was taken a few weeks ago when i visited Kimmeridge, Dorset. I was amazed by the number of photographers in the area after the same images I was after. I wondered why they left after the sunset. I was around 30 to 40 minutes later and i could still get a wonderful color shot! I used a Lee Filter ND to balance the light.

Taken on one of the first few days of Spring.

Taken near Coudray-Salbert, France. This a beautiful location. There is a castle, and this is the river canal. I believe that the people from the castle built this "waterfall" to keep the water flowing slowly and enable them to navigate very small boats in the little river. I used a polarizer and a ND 0.6 soft filter to keep highlights down.

After waiting inside my car and a couple of attempts to take a nice capture. I headed from London to my home town in Portugal and wasn't aware of the snow and the cold local wind. At a temperature of -6 wearing only a t-shirt I decided to make it. I walked out of my car and quickly returned to my initial spot. After a few attempts with my freezing hands I managed to capture the magical light just one time. Regards. Joel Antunes.

Impressive scenery. Hard to believe but true, vale was made by the ice age!