Friday, June 5

20 GREAT ESCAPES THAT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL SMALL

Immense landscapes, huge mountain ranges, vast forests and massive waterfalls are all things in nature that can make you feel small, in a good way. That’s why I've listed 20 great escapes that can make you feel small and let’s you fully absorb the surroundings of where you are standing.. pure solitude and peace..
Location: British Columbia, Canada | Image credits: Lizzy Gadd

Location: Mansfield, Victoria, Australia | Image credits: Alex Wise

Location: Arches National Park, Utah, USA | Image credits: Marsel Van Oosten


Location: Second largest tree in the world, California’s Sequoia National Park | Image credits: Michael Nichols

Location: Peak District, England | Image credits: Kai Yang

Location: Abiqua Falls, Oregon, USA | Image credits: Joshua Meador

Location: Moravia, Czech Republic | Image credits: Przemyslaw Kruk

Location: Myrdalsjokull, Iceland | Image credits: Max Rive

Location: Dolomiti Valley, Italy | Image credits: Dmitriy Vorobey

Location: Namib Desert | Image credits: Reinhard Gaemlich

Location: Iceland | Image credits: Wim Denijs

Location: Belarus | Image credits: Ivan Letochin

Location: Badlands in Death Valley National Park, California, USA | Image credits: Troy Montemayor


Location: Forest in Czech Republic | Image credits: Jan Machata

Location: Shelter Cove, California, USA | Image credits: Casey Mccallister

Location: Quiraing landslip, Skye, Scotland | Image credits: Robert White


Location: Karkonosze mountains, Poland | Image credits: Piotr Krzaczkowski

Location: Switzerland | Image credits: Peter Svoboda

Location: Iceland | Image credits: Max Rive

Location: Dolomites, Italy | Image credits: Francesco Vaninetti

Location:  Landmannalaugar, Iceland | Image credits: Max Rive

Location: Trolltunga rock, Norway | Image credits: Alex Emanuel Koch

The Domestic Curator
Ronda

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  2. If you're going on an exciting trip and want to capture all the highlights, it's worth considering shooting in RAW format. The Skylum website has an excellent guide on how to open and edit RAW files https://skylum.com/blog/how-to-open-raw-files. This is especially useful for those who want to keep the maximum quality of their photos and be able to correct fine details later. Traveling often offers unique shots that can be challenging for the camera. Shooting in RAW gives you more options for editing and preserving natural colors and textures, allowing you to keep the memories of your “great escape” as realistic and beautiful as possible.

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