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    Opening up to the world: by pqph, Views[169]
         		 The beginning and middle of life: by pqph, Views[163]
         		 Lake Ballard Statues, Western Australia After driving in the middle of the red soil for hours, under the extreme temperature of the Australian Outback, when the summer heat boiled every part of my body, found a fabulous dry lake, which now is turned into a massive salt bed. The bright whiteness of the salt made us jumped out the car and explore the place. This lake inspired me to capture the power of nature, having the red soil around brilliant salt, and in the middle of the lake, those iron men standing contemplating the outlook under a deep blue sky. This was a magical place and moment, where nothing move, nothing happen, but my thoughts.: by jennyyvg, Views[826]
         		 Lancelin Sand Dunes, Western Australia When people think on sand dunes, most likely the first thoughts are related to deserts, extreme heat, loneliness and drought; however, Lancelin sand dunes, in Western Australia, can change those thoughts. Under the bright sun, you can walk barefoot on the white, soft and fine sand, which amazingly is cool, giving the opportunity to enjoy a fantastic walk or slide down from the top of the dunes. I enjoyed this place because I found inner peace looking at the distance while feeling the breeze on my skin.: by jennyyvg, Views[2748]
         		 Matehuala – Saltillo highway (Tropic of Cancer), Mexico While thinking on a romantic moment surrounded by nature, most likely we have in mind a sunrise or a sunset, both are fantastic scenes, but we cannot leash our creativity to those two events of the nature only. It is crucial to keep our eyes open and appreciate every moment and aspect of the day that nature gives us, making them special and magical. It was the case for this mist on the road while crossing the Tropic of Cancer in Mexico. There was nothing else to do, but stopping the car, admire and shooting the beauty of the moment, that, maybe, will never happen again in my life.: by jennyyvg, Views[1510]
     
    Atomium Gardens, Brussels, Belgium On every country we can find amazing places that let our imagination fly away, Brussels, in Belgium, is not the exception. While walking around the Atomium found this incredible garden that caught my eyes from the very first second I was there. My first thought while standing in there was a beautiful history my grandma used to tell me and suddenly I was in the middle of the fairy tail, running around the bushes looking for the characters, capturing the moment in a shoot and waiting to have this image in my mind along with my grandma memory.: by jennyyvg, Views[1033]
         		 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Visiting new places is exciting, walking around the streets, museum and attractions help me to meet people, understand its history and culture. From my personal point of view, you need to find the right spot at the right high to really admire a new place. When in Melbourne I look for the right location to capture the soul of the city, and that was the ANZAC Memorial, from where I was able to capture this road that leads to the heart of the modernity of the city, the beautiful gardens around the road give the friendly welcome to go around Melbourne and enjoy the attractions.: by jennyyvg, Views[602]
         		 The beauty of the city lights at night, seems warm and peaceful with the colours reflecting on the water. : by madazz, Views[283]
         		 Signs of life at the skatepark: by warrenbredenhann, Views[140]
         		 Phone-booth Perth City : by warrenbredenhann, Views[144]
     
    West Coast afternoon: by warrenbredenhann, Views[150]
         		 Stepping through the sands: by warrenbredenhann, Views[125]
         		 Embracing the last moments of sunshine: by warrenbredenhann, Views[138]
         		 The morning sun brings out the beauty in even the simplest of flowers.: by madazz, Views[125]
         		 Life inside the hive is shown with plenty of bees. Honey and larvae are exposed.: by ivanchristian, Views[157]
     
    Sitting on the hillside, the beekeeper quietly examining.: by ivanchristian, Views[133]
         		 The frame is removed from the hive, showing the bees hard at work.: by ivanchristian, Views[152]
         		 The beekeeper lights the
         		 A beekeeper has his hives placed in a peaceful country field in NSW.: by ivanchristian, Views[147]
         		 The Golden Orb spider patiently sits basking in the morning sun. : by madazz, Views[258]
     
    A strange thing to be in the forest just outside of town. Leaves many questions and the imagination runnin wild.: by madazz, Views[114]
         		 In the middle of the dessert, you can feel so alone & isolated.: by miss_cjb, Views[130]
         		 This is how cool Granny's cruise around in the west! : by miss_cjb, Views[145]
         		 Country folk show they are proud to be Australian.: by miss_cjb, Views[163]
         		 Getting a flat tyre can mean life or death in the Outback. : by miss_cjb, Views[196]
     
    ON HORSEBACK – Bringing dental relief to rural towns in the hoodoo landscape of Cappadocia, Turkey. Relief Riders International organises horseback journeys to provide humanitarian aid to remote areas. On their way to the next village, the riders are flanked by tall stone outcrops atop steep hills of scrub-grass in a spectacular narrow valley straight from a John Ford western.: by solonaut, Views[198]
         		 AT HOME – Camping beneath the perforated cliffs of the Cappadocian terrain. For centuries, the local people carved out homes in the soft tufa rock.: by solonaut, Views[446]
         		 THE RELIEF – The dentist from Istanbul sets up an impromptu surgery in the courtyard of the home of the muhtarı, the town's elected mayor.: by solonaut, Views[206]
         		 THE PEOPLE – An Anatolian villager chats with the dentist from Istanbul.: by solonaut, Views[227]
         		 COMMUNICATING – For the Turkish children, coming to the dental camp is an exciting opportunity for them to practise their English as the riders register their names.: by solonaut, Views[227]
     
    The largest heavy industry complex in Australia including steel factory, fertilizer plant and many other is proudly standing right on the doorsteps of the city. : by tania, Views[262]
         		 Ancient trees stand silently on the coastline, knurled and twisted like strange sentries keeping watch over the water.: by madazz, Views[152]
         		 Taking advantage of the droves of tourists drawn to the site, a street performer positions himself at the edge of the square. Florence, Italy.: by mattdenn, Views[362]
         		 A tourist couple embrace, while soaking up the square’s atmosphere from the comfort of bench. Florence, Italy.: by mattdenn, Views[632]
         		 Children interact with each other while climbing the blocks, as parents keep watch. Florence, Italy.: by mattdenn, Views[420]
     
    The massive instalment - designed by Mimmo Paladino - is arranged in the shape of a cross beneath the Basilica di Santa Croce (Basilica of the Holy Cross). Florence, Italy.: by mattdenn, Views[611]
         		 Families play amongst large marble blocks placed in Piazza Santa Croce as part of the Florens 2012 Festival. Florence, Italy.: by mattdenn, Views[353]
         		 Jetty at Bass Point Quarry is a constant reminder of the fact that heavy industry took a permanent residency in this beautiful area.: by tania, Views[364]
         		 The proximity of coal mining to the main beach of the city scares away a lot of tourist but leaves not much choice for locals.: by tania, Views[223]
         		 City of Wollongong is situated on a pristine stretch of coastline just one hour drive south of Sydney. And though surf beaches and national parks surrounding the area attract many tourists, local community still mainly depends on its heavy industry including coal mining for bringing income into the families. : by tania, Views[327]
     
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         		 My grandfather's shed. Built over 50 years ago (with upkeep) I think it is still holding up well!: by balijup, Views[255]
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         		 While these cars have seen better days, they definitely still look beautiful in their own way.: by balijup, Views[204]
     
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