Mountains Photography Showcase
Mountains are the magnificent formations on the surface of Earth, silent witnesses of the planet evolution that have always amazed people with their greatness, power, mute calmness, and pure beauty. They have watched us hunting mammoth, making the first iron tools, conquering new lands, developing industries, and, finally, fighting against the industry-related environment pollutions… Everything changes on planet Earth, and only mountains seem to be just the same as they were thousands of years ago. These grand watchers always attracted the masters of art photography, who did their best to show all the magnificence, sacred wisdom and natural beauty of mountains on the photos.
They say, those, who ascended a mountain at least once, will definitely get back again. There is some mysterious force in mountains, attracting and inviting people to feel the breathing of eternity. It looks like even the time stops or goes in some specific way in the mountains. There are no other landscapes like mountains. Photographs and paintings, featuring mountains, demonstrate some unique combination of calmness, tranquility and, at the same time, extreme power and emotions. Unbelievable textures, unique forms, amazing color combinations – all these create fantastic sceneries, authored by the genius of Nature. Praise should be given to those photographers, who created these amazing mountain photos, allowing us to feel all the beauty of the mountains.
Dizin by S.Mostafa Ahangarha


Landscape by Luigi Benedetti


Mono Rocks by Point and Shoot


Explosions of light.. by Edmondo


Take a deep breath II … by Michal Ostrowski


The Fiery Furnace by Gabe Farnsworth


The Wave by Gabe Farnsworth


North Coyote Buttes by Gabe Farnsworth


Living under the volcano by Bergljot


Serpent Slopes by John Parminter


Underworld by John Parminter


Landscape by Masoud Mobin Ali


Quebrada Calinca valley by Dirk Smith


The Fiery Moor by John Parminter


Mordor by Jakub Polomski


Guardians of the glens by John Parminter


Magic Light by Tristan Shu


Snake by John Colbensen


Time forgotten land by John Parminter


Dolomiti by tito


Mountain Cross by Zsolt Arkossy


Divided Glens by John Parminter


Horses in Kyrgyzstan by Reggy de With


Strolling on the Dolomites by Robert Strahinjic


Photo by Mariusz Jankowski


Meteora by João Pedro Neves


Morning At Arches by Bobaloo


Edge of the World by Hougaard Malan


Scotland 15 by Maciej Duczynski


The Lost City by Michael Anderson


Icelands by Kim Holtermand






Bergwelt by Martina Woll










Dolomites mountains 2008 by Vladimir Donkov










HDR Photography by Colby Brown






Living the dream – Ladakh by Manoj Jadhav






Zillertal 09 by Christian Gwiozda






Mountain Stories by atelier Olschinsky




Expedition Madeira 2009 by Jiri Krivanek










Arctic Mountains by Carl Erik Hagen




Felt mountain II by Jérôme Lautré




Mountains by Desintegrator


Cloudy mountains V by Marcin Osadzin


Autumn In Mountains 3 by Lech Magnuszewski


Autumn In Mountains 6 by Lech Magnuszewski


Tatra Mountains No 004 by mateos78


Snow crags by penguin91


Among the Mountains by Nafah


Warrior by jonnygoodboy


Scarred Mountains by danUK86


Heaven… by penguin91


Welsh Mountains by Nightwing67


Breath of the Valley by Michał Karcz


Signs by Vlad Spoiala


Fagaras Mountains by Beauty4ever


Storms Comin’ by Stuart Corbishley


Mountains in the mist by Jason Lavengood


Ciucas 6453 by Vlad Spoiala


Grand Tetons Panoramic HDR by Jon Rista


I Promised You Forever by dizzyclub


Snowdonia dramatic mountains by JeRoen Murré


Passo di Pordoi HDR by tayanita


Something Geologic by Fabiuss


Summer Wonderland 5 by Doru Oprisan


Pieniny 1 by Stefan Stefaniszyn


Tatry 15 by xzb


Tatry 13 by xzb


Tatry 18 by xzb


Way Up Mine by Halcyon1990


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