Early morning over a famous castle Neuschwanstein in Germany, inspiration for the famous Disney's one.

The image was used in an article on Photoshop tutorials for realistic looking HDR photos.

Take a look and read here..

Here's the image RF licence link.

If you look for more of my HDRs,

see this collection.

"The Cabin Life Magazine" uses one of my shots for the second time, thanx guys! The previous one was a Norwegian hut covered with grass. Now it's Marek painting a yellow wall profesionally :)

Here's the link to article..

Some more shots with this handsome, hard working man:)

I have just made a new Dreamstime collection of photos related to pregnancy. It happens I have lots of opportunities to shoot pregnant women these days :)

Here's this photo usage - accupuncture and pregnancy stress relief ?

The collection with RF licences.

A photo which I took during our trip to Germany (Munich, Neuschwanstein) made it through the cover of a classical music CD.

When you go up a 30 minutes walk towards the castle of Neuschwanstein, you see a beautiful landscape of Bavarian fields. If you're lucky, and you're there at the right time, you'll be rewarded with great light.

Here's the link to a bigger version.

One of the most spectacular places in Norway, Geiranger fjord - small, but very picturesque, with splendid waterfall in the background.

Lighting conditions were not at all that great on that day. I had to make an HDR image to preserve some detail in the clouds.

I wonder how many newlyweds went to Norway because of this photo :)

To see more of Norway, go to Galleries and then to Travel section.

This photo was taken during our trip to Norway, 2007. Grass-covered roofs are something that catches your eye right away when you come visit Norway. They you get used to that:)

This neat cottage is located near the famous Geiranger fjord (see photo above).

It was used in the Cabin Life magazine, to illustrate an article on environmentally friendly houses.

I've just found this image used in an article about new stock agency being opened in Poland.

Take a read here

This shows how an image's abstract values can be used. While I meant it to be rather for travel/touristic purposes, the author of the article illustrated the idea of Polish (micro)stock market prospects - the road leading to better future.

Ironically, the article is about a competitive stock site (well, not so much, as they seem to be slightly differently targeted), while I'm a Dreamstime's editor. Well, you never know what context is your photo used in.

This one is taken from the very first series of shots I took with my newly acquired Canon G9 - I tested the off-camera flash ability and, as I happen to have some laboratory gadgets borrowed from a friend of mine, I took some lab shots at home :) The strobe set to minimum power, but fired from short distance, made the background pure black.

Found in use in this article, glad to be featured there.

That's a finding:) My Anna's photo was used as a book cover design. The book is of David Murdoch, titled 'Ana Markovic'. How did he know the first name?? ;)

As you can see, the designer flipped the image and used the face, added some moody elements and here you go.

Here's the link to the publisher:

link

And here you can buy the book:

Amazon link

And of course, link to the photo itself:

RF license link

Copenhagen. One of my favourite cities I have ever visited.
This photo was taken during my bike trip to Denmark/Norway in 2006. I took it sitting on my bike :)
So far it has enjoyed quite a lot downloads, it's in my Top20 best sellers.

I found it in action:

Swedish tourist site

This one looks like a regional version page, but has a slightly different contents. Dutch one.

It's available with RF licence

here