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A Never-Ending Sky. | Stories [2] | Photos [6] | Last Post: 19 Apr 2013
Tales from Here?! | Stories [92] | Photos [252] | Last Post: 19 Nov 2013
Matt Allen aged 44, self employed carpenter and (Jeannette) Netty Nutt aged 47, housekeeper and cook are taking a year out! Mid-life crisis, do you think? Well, may be! Read on....
North of Africa | Stories [2] | Last Post: 18 Aug 2010
Creative Director of a well-known advertising agency in Sydney and an amateur photographer in what little spare time I have. I'd love to exhibit my work and have an idea that'd make my shots very desirable in an overseas market.
Travels | Stories [1] | Last Post: 15 Oct 2010
Hello, Thank you for looking through my photos. My objective is to capture people, places, and moments from around the world with my camera, and allow you to interact with them just as I did. The majority of my work is done with a Leica M8.2 digital ... Read more >
Observations | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 11 Jan 2013
Italian-American Teen Foodie takes Italy! | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 6 Mar 2014
Osservare | Stories [1] | Photos [6] | Last Post: 14 Jan 2013
Musée du Louvre
Helsinki Rambling | Stories [2] | Last Post: 26 Jun 2013
a road to the top of the world | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 3 Jul 2013
Matteo Fotografia | Stories [1] | Last Post: 14 Nov 2014
Practice is the new sexy! (and the new riches) | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 20 Nov 2014
My life in Travel | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 15 Nov 2014
Berries Under the Brush | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 24 Nov 2014
Kartong Community Forest Tales | Stories [2] | Photos [3] | Last Post: 9 Sep 2008
Wondrous world | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 12 Jan 2013
I have the biggest passion for photography, It's constantly in my life, always has been, always will be, I love landscape photography. I want to show others things they have never seen before and capture it for life.
Swiss Bliss. | Stories [1] | Last Post: 4 Oct 2011
A 'place' I have visited | Stories [2] | Photos [10] | Last Post: 4 Jul 2013
More of my photography work can be seen at the following:
http://matthew-coleman.com/
http://findmatthewcoleman.tumblr.com
https://www.facebook.com/MatthewColemanPhotographyPage
Venice & Surrounds | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 13 Jun 2013
Travelnteezel | Stories [0] | Photos [1]
Lemons off the Tree | Stories [3] | Photos [1] | Last Post: 31 May 2015
Karate, writing, wine, family, travel. Not necessarily in that order.
The Hudson: My Local Encounter | Stories [1] | Last Post: 1 Aug 2010
Sri Lanka | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 5 Jul 2013
Journeying space | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 22 Nov 2014
An Unfortunate Donation | Stories [1] | Last Post: 23 Apr 2012
monkeys and motobikes | Stories [1] | Last Post: 23 Apr 2012
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