Bryan Sabol Photography (bryansabol)

Bryan Sabol Photography

Landscape photographer, storyteller, hopium addict www.bryansabol.com

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The only benefit to these horrible, wide-spread forest fires is the ability to capture an apocalyptic photograph of a sunset.

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I’m thrilled to announce that my black & white landscape photography series, “Dune Odyssey,” is an Official Selection in the 2026 International Photography Awards’ Professional Category! My work next goes to the final round of jury voting. Winners will be announced in August. See my entry and browse the other Official Selections at https://www.photoawards.com/social/zoom.php?eid=8-1722615789-26

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It’s Tree Tuesday, so ITAP looking up at a coconut grove.

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We made it to the weekend! Let’s enjoy another “Landscape Story”: a photograph accompanied by a creative narrative. I took this shot in Kauai, HI, when I was surprised by an inquisitive neighbor… HELLO GECKO The world stands still under this tropical sun Yet in the shadows, the subtlest of movements A dazzling green face appears Quizzical, studying me With eyes as deep as black pearls For a moment, neither of us moves Then in a flash The resplendent mirage is gone

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Happy Friday! Winter is when I have to curtail most of my photo travels, and this season has been especially busy with projects keeping me home. But that doesn’t stop the dreaming and planning for upcoming trips. ITAP of rolling hills of wheat during autumn harvest which is also my next destination. I plan to head back here in late March to capture these hills in the light green of spring.

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The weekend is here, so it’s time for another one of my “Landscape Stories”: a photograph accompanied by a creative narrative. I took this photo deep inside Death Valley National Park, hiking by flashlight well before dawn so I could be in position to catch the lowest angle of sun rays across the sand. That’s what makes these ridges look so big—in reality, each is only about 1” high. LEADING LINES Can you feel it? The gravity of the wild Drawing you in to sweeping landscapes Where distant mountains beckon It starts with your eye That follows these natural lines Pulling your feet forward Leading your soul to adventure

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Happy Sunset Sunday! ITAP of an orange sunset over Puget Sound (USA)

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