Landscape Photos From 2017

2017 was a busy year at Visual Wilderness. We introduced new courses, started our much-requested membership service, and added more amazing contributing photographers to our website. And what do all these activities have in common? They’re all about learning to capture stunning landscape photos.

Here is a look back at some of Visual Wilderness’ inspiring photos shared in 2017 by our contributing and guest authors as well as photos created during our travels.

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Iceland_1228 — Norther Light by Jay Patel

monsoon-shelter-jay — Monsoon Shelter by Mark Metternich

_D2A0328South-Georgia,-Fortuna-Bay — South Georgia by Denise Ippolito

Hawaii_DSC04427_copy — Red Sand Beach by Varina Patel

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Morris Island Lighthouse, by Kate Silvia

Lava Photo on Big Island, Hawaii by Varina Patel — Lava Falls by Varina Patel

Great American Eclipse — Great America Ecllipse by Rajesh Jyothiswaran

Morning-Slumber — Swans by Charolette Gibb

Canadian Pacific in Banff — Banff National Park by Mittal Patel

Mother — A Black Oak, with branches splayed back, as if protecting her young. A strong triangle shape in the granite above counters the female energy of the tree.

morocco_5531ca copy — Ozud Falls by Varina Patel

Ice Cave in Southern Iceland — Ice Cave by Grant Collier

_DSC0635 Reminder I — By Christine Hauber

A waterfall in Iceland surrounded by green mosses — Most people photograph this waterfall from an entirely different angle. Wanting to get something a little different, I experiemented with different compositional options to come away with something more unique to me.

Fall in Zion National Park — Zion National Park by Sarah Marino

Northern Lights — Norther Lights by Clint Burkinshaw

Castle of Montesegale, Italy - by Ugo Cei

Big Island, Hawaii (HI), USA — Last Light by Jay Patel

Scandinavian Sunset in the Arctic Circle, Norway — Scandinavian Sunset by Christina Donadi

IMG_1104D.tif — Beauty Creek, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

A shallow pool reflects the subway feature in Zion National Park as leaves streak around during a long exposure.

A flooded Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park

About Author Jay Patel

I could startoff like this – “Seeds of Jay Patel’s appreciation for beautiful places were planted early in his childhood….” but it would get boring really fast. I will just sum it up and say that I am a Landscape and Wilderness Photographer who loves to capture dramatic light. My photographs have been published in various magazines, calendars and advertising materials throughout the world.
Patience is a virtue...unless you are chasing your dreams

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