Gallery - Anthony Binge Photography

Bixby Creek Bridge is one of the most photographed

Bixby Creek Bridge is one of the most photographed bridges in California...so of course I stopped with the other tourists to get a photo! It was built in 1932 and came in under budget at $199,861 (equivalent to about $3 million in dollars today) and, at 360 feet (110 m) was the longest concrete arch span on the California State Highway System. When it was completed, it was the highest single-span arch bridge in the world, and it remains one of the tallest.

I still love a good beach sunrise...the peace and

I still love a good beach sunrise...the peace and quiet. Just the early birds fishing, surfing, running. It’s nice when the clouds and sun cooperate too. Anyone else a morning person?

Built for a king that only spent 11 nights in it a

Built for a king that only spent 11 nights in it and supposedly one of the most photographed buildings on the planet, yet photos are not allowed inside. There’s a good hike from below the castle up to the area this photo was taken from and a giant suspension bridge off to the right. Another place to hit at sunrise to try and avoid the 1.5 millions visitors that come each year.

Kirkjufell, or Church Mountain in Icelandic. Righ

Kirkjufell, or Church Mountain in Icelandic. Right before this photo I was sitting alone in the rain and wind, with thick clouds overhead ruining my last evening on the island to get some sunset shots of this place...debating on packing up my gear. If there’s one piece of advice I’d offer to new landscape photographers, it’s to have patience, lots of it. Some of my most memorable photos have come from sticking it out in miserable conditions, waiting for the perfect moment.

One of my favorite shots from the desert 🐪. Cal

One of my favorite shots from the desert 🐪. Called the Empty Quarter and there’s a good reason for that. 250,000 square miles of sand... This photo is East of the Liwa Oasis, just north of the Saudi border.

18 of these Supertrees dominate the Bay South Gard

18 of these Supertrees dominate the Bay South Garden that sits between the Marina Bay Sands hotel and the Singapore Strait. Sunrise is by far my favorite time to visit to avoid the crowds and Singapore heat but there’s nightly light shows that are worth a trip as well!

It’s been far too long since I’ve heard the be

It’s been far too long since I’ve heard the bells of this tower ring. Elizabeth Tower has been under renovation since 2017, which coincidentally was the same year I left London for the U.S. The refresh is scheduled to finish 2021. Fun fact, each clock face is 23ft across, made out of 312 pieces of glass and lit by 28 lightbulbs.

I’ve had the chance to shoot Sheik Zayed Mosque

I’ve had the chance to shoot Sheik Zayed Mosque a few different times and the light has been different every time. It really is a beautiful place.
Even though the Mosque is (relatively) new, finished in 2007, I’m always blown away by how clean it is. Every surface is cleaned and polished to reflection. The biggest challenge is finding a time the mosque is empty enough to get a shot like this!

The Tre Cime di Lavaredo Circuit, also known as th

The Tre Cime di Lavaredo Circuit, also known as the Drei Zinnen, is a must-do trail if you’re hiking the Dolomites.
Along the way you’ll pass a few Rifugios to stop and rest. You can even book a stay at the Dreizinnenhütte, the hotel in this photo, if you’re there during the right season. Make sure you pay the extra for a private room though...bathrooms are shared and showers cost a few extra $.

Lago Di Braies is the largest natural lake in the

Lago Di Braies is the largest natural lake in the Dolomites and sits 5,000ft above sea level in the Italian Alps. Braies Lake is also the starting point of the famed Alta Via n. 1 of the Dolomites, which traverses the Dolomites at high altitudes for 150 kilometers reaching Belluno in Veneto.
There’s also a legend that says the lake hides a secret gateway into the underworld. They say if you visit when the moon is full, the mountains shall open up and a boat will appear carrying a princess!
You might recognize a similar photo on my feed a ways down. I think I like this one better without the goofball blocking the view! 😂

The Dolomites, possibly one of my favorite parts o

The Dolomites, possibly one of my favorite parts of Italy, and that’s saying a lot since the whole country is basically one big travel destination.

Swipe ➡️ Sunrise panoramic on the Spanish pond

Swipe ➡️
Sunrise panoramic on the Spanish pond Trail. It’s a really short (2 mile) walk into the marsh and has a killer East facing view.

Swell morning...🌊

Swell morning...🌊

Is it a wave, or the wake from the tanker that jus

Is it a wave, or the wake from the tanker that just went past? Both! Fort Point is a pretty unique break, right at the mouth of San Francisco Bay, strewn with rocks and notorious for undertow. Locals said the right conditions can bring waves of 7-8ft.

Taking some time to revisit content from the past

Taking some time to revisit content from the past while dong some spring cleaning of the hard drives during quarantine.
This was late 2016 in Northern Italy. The day started clear and sunny but a few miles in the clouds came blowing up the mountain and made for some spectacular framing on the mountains.

The original European discovery of the British Vir

The original European discovery of the British Virgin Islands is actually attributed to Christopher Columbus. While on his second voyage in November 1493, small islands now known as the Lesser Antilles were discovered, one of which was Scrub Island.

The islands remained untouched until privateers, pirates and buccaneers used the island as a haven during the early 17th century. In 1672, the British took control.
Presently, Scrub Island is occupied by Scrub Island Resort Marina and Spa, which I had the pleasure of visiting a couple months back.
If you’re looking for a solid home base to explore the BVI via sailboat, take a look at @scrubisland_bvi. You won’t be disappointed.

Good morning 2020!

Good morning 2020!

Alright BVI...let’s do this.

Alright BVI...let’s do this.

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Sunrise on the Yucatán peninsula. 🌅

Sunrise on the Yucatán peninsula. 🌅

Scientists say there are more stars in the night s

Scientists say there are more stars in the night sky than grains of sand in all the world's deserts and beaches. So keep reaching for the stars...but please wear deodorant.

The record for world's tallest building has been b

The record for world's tallest building has been broken dozens of times in the last century. The worlds first skyscraper was the 138 ft., 10 story Home Insurance Building in Chicago, erected 1885...and we now have the Burj Khalifa standing at an impressive 2,722 ft with 163 floors. Some predictions have buildings reaching nearly 6 miles high and home to 40,000 resident by 2050. Would you live in it?

From the jungle to the desert! This trips travel

From the jungle to the desert! This trips travel plans had a last minute detour added and I ended up with an open afternoon near the sandbox. Hard to decline a chance to shoot sunset in the middle of nowhere. 🌅

No matter how many times I visit Singapore I'm alw

No matter how many times I visit Singapore I'm always impressed by the city and the people. "The little red dot" is home to nearly 6 million people and since becoming a sovereign state in 1965 has quickly transformed into a global commerce, finance and transportation hub ranking 5th on the UN Human Development Index with the 3rd highest GDP per capita. Oh, and the food is 👌🏻 too.
Not bad Singapore...not bad. See you again soon!

Sunrise in the garden

Sunrise in the garden

Good morning Singapore!

Good morning Singapore!

When's the last time you stepped outside your comf

When's the last time you stepped outside your comfort zone? Go see the guys at @flynyon this weekend if you're in NYC. You won't regret it.

"When everything seems to be going against you, re

"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it". - Henry Ford

Literally the most photographed bridge on the plan

Literally the most photographed bridge on the planet...so I took a photo.

It might be even prettier from the sky. Hard not

It might be even prettier from the sky. Hard not to love NYC.

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