Covid Suspect

Bats have been recognized as the natural reservoirs of a large variety of viruses. Special attention has been paid to bat coronaviruses as the two emerging coronaviruses which have caused unexpected human disease outbreaks in the 21st century, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV), are suggested to be originated from bats.

Clement Chua,   Australia, Melbourne

The Sum of Life

Sangeeta Mahajan,   Australia, Brisbane

Between Two Worlds

Capturing that split second a diver breaks through the surface for a brief respite from the weight of the world.

Steven Freeman,   Australia, Doyalson

Camel rides and reflections

A line of camels at sunset with reflections

wendy klein,   Australia, Upper Mt Gravatt

No-school

Despird Zhang,   Australia, Perth

Parlament

The Parlament building in Hungary

dr. Csépe Róbert,   Australia, Adelaide

Vu Minh Thong,   Australia, Melbourne

National Gallery of Victoria

Photos are taken in the National Gallery of Victoria. A small sample of a project I have been working on the last few years.

Yiannis Yiasaris,   Australia, Melbourne

Unspoken Truths

RANA DAMIEN,   Australia, Sydney

Anton Gorlin,   Australia, Arundel

The salty life under the Sun

Alexander Albert Wagner,   Australia, Melbourne

Surabhi Gupta,   Australia, Perth

Milkyway Waterfall

Ellenborough Falls Only I have nightscape with this waterfall from the base, first ever shot was also done by me 2 years back. Visited this mighty waterfall last week again, it was already on my this year's list. 5 hours drive from Sydney towards mid North Coast of New south Wales, Over 600 stairs to reach the bottom and then climbing up the slippery boulders to get to the point where I can set my tripod. Last time when I went we couldn't find place to sit after setting two tripods only option was to lean on boulder behind for 4 hours but this time we're lucky to find a place where we can sit and wait for milkyway to align with this fall. Reached base at around 5pm and waited until around 9pm for milkyway to align properly, thanks to @photopills that helped planning this shot. This is stack of 30 shots for sky and 1 for foreground during blue hour

Fascinating Imagery,   Australia, Sydney

A different perspective

Man working outside the door on the streets of Pushkar India

Pixilated Planet,   Australia, Sydney

Moods

This shot was taken at Port Macquarie NSW Australia. It was a moody morning on the beach and I wanted to convey the mood to the viewer. The texture and Light drew me to this composition.

Louise Richards,   Australia, Tea Gardens

Gleam of hope

An narrow light tries to pass between walls hardly as an old woman backing from shopping with a face mask to keep living healthy by the way. so I called this photo Gleam of Hope.

Arsham Gheirati,   Australia, Turramurra

Despird Zhang,   Australia, Perth

Covid Suspect

Flying Fox Bathing

Clement Chua,   Australia, Melbourne

The famous methane bubble on frozen Abraham Lake. The aurora forecast had been promising, so I drove out to the frozen lake where it\'s famous for its methane bubbles. There wasn\'t much glow, just a subtle glow that barely visible to the naked eye. so I decided to get creative and took 1 hour stacked exposure to create star trails on the sky.

Stanley,   Australia, Willetton

Irina Denisova,   Australia, Мельбурн

Awaiting dusk

Robin Yong,   Australia, Canberra

Elisa Bond,   Australia, Sydney

Susan Moss,   Australia

Of human bondage

Sangeeta Mahajan,   Australia, Brisbane

Karolin Schild,   Australia, Melbourne

What's Your Flavour

This is a photo project that my children and I created during the summer school holidays. It is inspired by all the things that we have been enjoying and indulging in.

RANA DAMIEN,   Australia, Sydney

Oksana Shkuratovska,   Australia, Sydney

shayne jennings,   Australia, carine

Anna Starikova,   Australia, Melbourne

Colour of the world

Bombo Headland Quarry (also known as Bombo Quarry) geological site is a heritage-listed former quarry at Bombo, Australia. The unusual basalt columns of Bombo Headland make it feels as though you're walking on the moon. These rock formations are a product of the region’s rich mining history and blue metal quarrying in the 1880s and 1900s, along with centuries of exposure to the powerful ocean forces.

Mahmudul Ahsan,   Australia, MINTO

Janet Williams,   Australia, Sydney

Bruno de Bastos Chalaupka,   Australia, Sydney

Shot on redmi note 7

A macro lens was used for this shot. It was really difficult to go close and I couldn't get the shot without going really close since macro lens was used. The subject shouldn't be distracted too..

Herald Jaison,   Australia, Brisbane

Pelican preening

Lola,   Australia, Melbourne

The motion of dance and body movement captured in a way that allows the viewer to see the motion in a still image. This image aims to show the movement in an enhanced way using the effect of powder.

Greg Di Natale,   Australia, Newport

Lillian

An,   Australia, Melbourne

Sumatran Tigers

Janet Williams,   Australia, Sydney

Ao Dai Nhat Binh - Vietnamese traditional dress

Vu Minh Thong,   Australia, Melbourne

Stan Traianedes,   Australia

IFC

IFC in the fogy night

Kwan Hei Kiu,   Australia, Sydney

Love for departed souls

This photo series is all about my friend Stef, who was holding some photos of her near and dear ones. Deep down inside we always seek for our departed loved ones. Some people come into our lives and go away, but some people come and once they leave; we are never ever the same again. We cherish their memories till our last breath.

Mahmudul Ahsan,   Australia, MINTO

В ожидание друга

Смеющийся дельфин

Yuliya Naidyuk,   Australia, Brisbane

Run

I captured this picture while Scarlet is play with the wave at North Wollongong Beach durning school holiday. It looks like a dream but so real

Hongxiang Hu,   Australia, Haywards Bay

Pied Cormorants

Pied Cormorants resting at the shore around Sydney

Kwan Hei Kiu,   Australia, Sydney

Paul Freeman,   Australia, Brisbane

The angry sea

A recent storm pushed up the swell so I decided to brave the weather and head out to the break wall to capture the waves crashing against it.

Adrian Budd,   Australia, Highland Park

Anna Starikova,   Australia, Melbourne

Sea Crayons

Hasan Soynik,   Australia

Yuriy Molchanyuk,   Australia, Sydney

Nadia Shevtsova,   Australia, Brisbane

tyrannosaur

Derek Zhang,   Australia, Sydney

The morning rays warm the wings of the fledgling as she awakens to a new day

Leanne Robson,   Australia, Melbourne

Annette Whyte,   Australia, Frankston

Been a long day ready to go home

Jason Walters,   Australia, Melbourne

Marija Safigulina,   Australia, Sydney

Red Cabbage

Still life close up of half red cabbage

Sandro Rossi Imagery,   Australia, Sydney

The Thumbelina

Anna Starikova,   Australia, Melbourne

Painted sunrise

Kristina Franks,   Australia, Lennox Head

Children

Bijaya Lamichhane Jaisi,   Australia, Brisbane

Colours of Chinamans Beach

Jason Hellyer,   Australia