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About Colby Brown

Colby is a photographer, photo educator and author based out of Eastern Pennsylvania. Specializing in landscape, travel and humanitarian photography, his body of work spans the four corners of the globe.

He is also the founder of the humanitarian photo organization The Giving Lens.

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There are so many amazing random waterfalls in Iceland that have no name. Definitely visit the icons but don't forget to pull over (when it is safe) and capture some of the amazing hidden or overlooked falls as well! Do you prefer icons or underrepresented locations to shoot?

With fall coming in a few months, I am excited to think about all the great locations to explore. From Colorado to the Canadian Rockies to the East Coast and even the US Southwest with places such as Zion National Park. I haven't yet decided where I will focus my energy this year, but I know it is going to be fun regardless! Where are you thinking about going?

The Nothern Territory of Australia is home to some of the most impressive gorges and waterfalls I have seen around the world. This particular one is Wangi Falls, which stands 87m tall. Can you spot @theanthonycastro taking it all in? He adds a bit of scale and perspective to the image don't you think? Taken on a Sony a7R iii w/ 70-200 f/2.8 GM + 6 Stop ND + CPL from @formatthitech #aicdoestheoutback #ntaustralia #sonyalpha

It is hard to visit a place like Iceland and not fall in love with The Puffin. These tiny birds are not only adorable, but super colorful as well. While skittish, you can get close to them if you move slowly, crawly through the glass and use long lenses ;) This image was taken up on Grimsey Island, above the Arctic Circle in the Northern most tip of Iceland. I might go back here next week after my photo workshop ends which starts tomorrow. What are your favorite birds?

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there! How am I spending the day? Exploring Iceland with my wife and son and couldn't be happier! What are your Father's Day plans?

Witnessing sunrise while flying high above the wide open spaces of the Australian Outback is a once in a life time experience. Watching the sun rise while glancing down at jumping kangaroos as the soft light hit the valley floor and neighboring MacDonnell Mt. Range near Alice Springs was incredible...and something I hope you get a chance to see at some point in your life. Where in the world would you want to see from a balloon? The image was taken on a Sony a7R III w/ 24-70 f/2.8 GM. ISO 1250 | f/2.8 | 1/50th Sec #AICdoesTheOutback #ntAustralia @outback_ballooning

It is so good to be back in Iceland. I landed here this morning, making my 27th trip to this incredible country that much more special as my wife and son are joining me for the next week before my annual Iceland Summer Photo Workshop Adventure starts. For the next three weeks I will be camping, exploring and photographing more and more of what makes this country such a unique spot for photographers. When is your next trip to Iceland?

The Northern Territory of Australia has some of the darkest skies I have ever seen. While the vast majority of Australian's live along the coast lines, the "Red Center" as they call it, is home to some amazing treasures such as Uluru, where this photo was taken. Currently there is a light display called the "Field of Lights" setup near the famous rock that is home to nearly 50k spindles of lights, making for some incredible foreground opportunities when photographing the milky way at night. Have you been to Australia before? Image taken with a Sony a7R III w/ Sony 16-35 f/2.8 GM lens #aicdoestheoutback #ntaustralia #seeuluru

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