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"The Prophecy", Mui Ne, Vietnam. Sand dunes are always hard for photography – you don’t even notice the slight wind which elevates the tiny sand grains and throws them inside your camera, filling the lens, matrix or film. There is only one way to avoid it – don’t take the camera out until you are totally sure in the composition and the moment.

About author:

Alexander Vershinin is a professional photographer. He is known as an adventure tourism traveller specializing on panoramic landscape photos. Member of The North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), the International Association of Panoramic Photographers (IAPP), Creative Asia Photo Association and the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). Vershinin is believed to be 100% self-taught person, studying the art of photo only with books. He was fascinated by photo in junior school already, when his father had presented him a FED camera. He has been travelling a lot since the beginning of the century and takes part in lots of mountain and desert expeditions. He covers great distances in Australia, South and North America, Asia in his search for great photos. That is the time when his unique author style of panoramic landscape photo evolves.

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