axling

Stockholm Blokes Sony A7iv/GM 50mm1.2 2023 #thinkverylittle #woofermagazine #bealpha 

Victor Cheng

The 14 hour flight here was well worth it ✈️ I’m insanely impressed at the ‘Design You Can Feel’ exhibition that @asus has setup here for Milan design week. The interactive journey that showcases the concept design using Ceraluminum for the Zenbook has me 😮‍💨🤌🏻 #DesignYouCanFeel #ASUSZenbook 

Victor Cheng

Over-caffeinated in Vancouver ☕️ 

Victor Cheng

Flying the Pokémon jet was completely by chance (you won’t know until boarding!) All ANA flights have the Pokémon safety/farewell videos but the special jets have Pikachu head rests, flight attendants in themed aprons, drinks and snacks served on Pikachu printed cups and napkins. A flight attendant mid-flight will also bring around Pikachu and help you take photos! #samishomexjapan #ana #japan #pokemon #allnipponairways 

philpen

Please fog come back ! #streetphotography #nyc #newyork #leica 

philpen

Which one resonates with you and why? Let us know in the comments below Copyright @PHILPENMAN WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Link in Bio to sign up to mailing list Print available at WWW.PHILPENMAN.COM Locations: New York, USA Shot with the Leica Cameras Note: All images are original as shot and Not computer generated AI. “The experience of creating an image is more important than the final result“ 

chluke

The Medina at sunrise 🇲🇦 Excited to be heading back to Morocco tomorrow with @arthur.edelmans to create some magic ✨ 

noma

Two monochromatic and analogous color palettes with amber and golden hues to refine your golden hour edits! Find @z.a.o_’s expert tips and schemes below! #ColorProWithMe #ChasingSunsets “Golden hour has a magical way of softening the world around us, turning landscapes golden, casting glowing highlights on the skin, and wrapping everything in a warm embrace. To help refine and elevate your golden hour edits, below are two warm-toned color palettes rooted in amber and gold—two hues that capture the glow of sunset! 1) The first palette found in image one is rooted in the color amber: The term “amber” has been around since the 1500s, borrowed from the glowing tree resin that can look like honey, deep gold, or even earthy brown. Because of its rarity in nature, it can feel exceptional, spiritual, or nostalgic. Amber radiates energy and warmth, tied to feelings of confidence, clarity, and optimism. Maybe that is why it works so well for golden hour edits—it captures that fleeting magic beautifully! This palette brings together the character of amber—from its deep, grounding tones to its soft, glowing highlights, offering a rich base for warm, emotional edits: Warm amber (9d783a) Earthy brown-black (302915) Golden ochre (bf8c40) Beige light (ead6c5) Desaturated moss (7d785a) 2) The second palette, found in image six, is all about the richness of gold: According to studies by Pantone, over 30–35% of participants chose gold as the most premium and exclusive color, a shade that instantly evokes luxury, success, and timeless beauty. While amber grabs attention and radiates warmth, gold adds elegance. It has a way of elevating everything it touches, whether in branding, fashion, or photo editing. While color grading, gold gives scenes a regal, cinematic glow, especially when paired with deep blues, forest greens, or rich browns. This palette brings out the intensity of golden light, ideal for desert scenes, coastal cliffs, or sun-drenched portraits: Vibrant golden amber (cf8b01) Soft sunlit ivory (f0ddae) Deep espresso brown (331f03) Burnished bronze (574006) Sunset gold (a97915)” @colorpro: Which color do you prefer, amber or gold? 🎨 

noma

Two analogous color palettes with earthy tones and soft neutrals to keep developing your editing style! With @nolwennpernin / “I captured the first image of this series along the Silk Road while we were driving from Naryn to Kel Suu. We stopped when we saw this breathtaking scene with the At-Bashy mountains in the background. Their jagged rock faces and sparse vegetation give the area a raw, untamed beauty. While editing, I focused on giving the images a soft, earthy look to enhance the colors and keep them as natural as possible. Below is a breakdown of the two dominant palettes I used for this area, along with an explanation of the colors, which I hope will inspire you: 1) The first image of this series uses a mix of soft neutrals and deep earthy tones, creating a balance between light and dark elements: d0cec7: A Light grayish beige with a soft, neutral shade. 312d15: A dark olive-brown that brings a sense of depth and richness. f3efeb: A light cream that complements the darker shades well. 8d8e7d: A muted olive gray providing subtle contrast without being too bold. 686648: An earthy olive green evoking nature and greenery. 2) On the other hand, the second image of this series incorporates warmer beiges and cool grays, providing a softer, more refined balance between warmth and coolness: f6f6f6: A very light gray/off-white that brings a sense of cleanliness, openness, and lightness. a3895a: A warm beige/tan with golden undertones. 7b653a: A muted brown/olive-toned brown, giving the palette a grounded and rustic quality. 6a5d52: A cool grayish brown with hints of gray, adding a subtle, neutral element. b3b7bb: A soft gray that adds a modern and soothing feel. Both palettes utilize earthy tones and neutral shades to create a natural aesthetic: The first palette features olive greens and muted browns, conveying a raw vibe. The second palette presents a more refined appearance with warm beiges and cool grays. While both are versatile, the first palette feels more rugged and untamed, whereas the second exudes a smoother, more polished quality.” @nomadict: Which color palette aligns better with the mood you want to convey in your images? 🎨