The one thing they all have in common however, is: Grandeur – and terrific places to take pictures because of it; especially if you go a little off-road.
Just about every category of photo we've highlighted here in GEO-tography is amplified at least double near the ocean. The crags are craggier; the colors more vibrant, and more subdued; the clouds more widely varied; water more in-your-face; and the sunsets, well, let's just say that you've never seen one until you've seen one across the watery horizon.
I don't know of another topic we have spotlighted in this category about photography of the "Geo," where the photo's almost "take themselves" more than at the ocean. And it's not all about water.
Ships and other vessels come in all shapes, sizes, colors and states of repair. Birds seem universally more… acrobatic; mammals more… laid back and inventive; and rocks more… intense and wet! And, of course, "Thar be mermaids laddie!"
Nowhere does the term "point and shoot" have as wonderful of meaning. Us amateurs can really look good and those of you with a little skill (and better equipment) should really stand out. Here are some examples of what I'm trying to say – and ideas to copy.
Photo Inspiration
Tony
Paulo Brandao
Garry
Josh Bozarth
Brent Danley
Paul Bica
Luis Argerich
Andrea
Carl Jones
Tim Donnelly
Paulo Brandao
Matthew Kirkland
Bob AuBuchon
Michael Dawes
John Mueller
Toby Keller
Marc
Evan Leeson
Michael Chen
Garry
Xristoforos
Esther
Trey Ratcliff
Evan Leeson
Tony
Hai Thinh
Khalid Almasoud
Nico
Matthew Stewart
Arthur Lewis
Isolino Ferreira
Jim Nix
Brent Pearson
Esther
hakahonu
Sarah Macmillan
Chris Lofqvist
Mikko Miettinen
Joel Bankhead
Rachael
Pedro Szekely
Matthew Stewart
Floriano
Jay
Breno Peck
Cougar
Hamad Darwish
Gary Hayes
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