Looking towards the sky with an ultra wide angle lens. Taken near Hermitage Cabin (operated by the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club) in the Michaux State Forest of Pennsylvania. May 2010.

Nikon D700, AF NIKKOR 14mm f/2.8D ED

1/200 sec at f/7.1 and ISO200. Minimal processing in Apple Aperture 3 and Adobe Photoshop CS4.

+39° 48' 47.82", -77° 28' 52.35"

You wouldn't want that nasty virus hanging out with your blood cells... Inspired by the popular Dual Neuron wallpaper.

I used procedural textures in Cinema4D and turned everything to max!

Created with Planetside Terragen 2 and Adobe Photoshop CS4.

This photo was taken at the Denali National Park in central Alaska.

Canon EOS Digital Rebel. Edited with the Adobe Photoshop CS5.

Driving back from a great sky trip in Fernie, British Columbia, the sky opened up to let its blue color through. I just had to stop and lay down on my belly to quickly snap this shot as a car down the highway 22 was approaching. It was peaceful moment.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 24-105L at 24mm. Developed in Adobe Lightroom. Resizing and sharpening in Adobe Photoshop CS4.

49°45'36.91"N 114° 9'31.46"W

Taken in Kyoto, walking through one of many zen gardens surrounding the temples. I knew the light was playing through this bamboo forest and I tried to capture the tall stalks by aiming from low to high, and I like the result!

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 24-105L zoom lens at 24mm. Developed in Adobe Lightroom beta 3 with adjustments in Adobe Photoshop CS4.

35°0'1.58"N, 135°46'56.05"E

I completely reworked the water in this version for IFL, hope you all like it.

Created in Adobe Photoshop.

I took this picture on the Atlantic west coast near Saint Jean de Luz, which is basically next to Biarritz, the famous surfer spot.

Nikon D700, AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED at ƒ/2.8, Adobe Photoshop CS4.

43°23' N, 1°40' W

Took this in the fields of Yosemite. Lush green fields and amazing fall. Shutter priority mode to freeze the fall of water.

NIkon D90 with 18-200mm VR II.

Now here you go with a bit of a different "macro" photo. I got a lot of inspiration last week from old cross-processing techniques and went a bit crazy with my f/1.4 lens and different post-processing approaches. However, I really love this shot as a wallpaper. The bokeh is just amazing and there is still so much detail in the flower despite f/1.8. Hope you enjoy it!

Canon EOS 40D, Canon 50mm f/1.4, ISO 100, 1/500 sec., 50mm, f/1.8. Post-processing in Adobe Lightroom 2 with finishing touches in Adobe Photoshop CS4.