Veins Of The Earth


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  • Photographer
    Robert Bilos
  • Prize
    3rd Place / Nature/Aerial / Drone
  • Jury Top 5 Selection

  • Company/Studios
    Robert Bilos Photography
  • Date of Photograph
    08.07.2023
  • Technical Info
    1/1250, ISO 200, f4.5, Full Frame Sensor
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The rivers of Iceland run from the glaciers to the oceans, creating paths across the volcanic earth which look like the veins of the land when seen from the air. Along the way, they transport vital nutrients for the ecosystem in the form of sediment, which are responsible for the sometimes very unusual colors of the water, sometimes looks like another planet. It is a true paradise for all the photography lovers. When you shot from the air, sometimes can be a big challenge to create a photograph in windy conditions and for short periods of time. Photograph from Iceland rivers and highlands.

  • Biography
    I am a landscape photographer, living in Langen, near Frankfurt, Germany. My passion for photography takes me to various countries and places with epic natural backdrops of this planet. Our planet. All its beauty, changes of colour, structure and form – it all reflect through my photographs within different atmosphere and light. Some of my photographs are known for its dramatic perspective, while some seem paint brushed, teeming with my aesthetic aspect and suitable light. Photo tours leader all around the world, sharing my passion for nature and photography with other enthusiasts.
  • Awards
    IPA 2018-Honorable mention IPA 2023-3RD prize professional Nature BIFA 2023-Gold Nature TIFA 2023- Gold Nature Epson Pano Award 2023 - 1x Gold, 4x Silver, 2x Bronze Sony 2023 Landscape Finalist AURA 2024 India - Iconic Landscape Photographer FEP, Federation of European Professional Photographers 2024- Silver Camera Landscape, Bronze Camera Nature.

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