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    Overpopulated: Prime Real-Estate is hard to come by in Manhattan.: by stellathought, Views[687]
         		 Foraging: A brave and not shy squirrel, foraging for food in Central Park.: by stellathought, Views[1197]
         		 Enjoying the first minutes of the New Year by playing with sparklers. : by amyc, Views[254]
         		 When I saw the birds flying away it got me wondering where they were going and the freedom that it brought.: by hanora, Views[350]
         		 As the sun started to rise and it got lighter a team of ducks emerged. Even though they are not in the center of the picture I'm still drawn to them.: by hanora, Views[339]
     
    When I saw the swans swimming it made me think that when mated it was for life. There is something beautiful in that.: by hanora, Views[284]
         		 When looking at the jetty it reminded me man still had a imprint here and was never to far away from the peace of the lake: by hanora, Views[285]
         		 Taken before sunrise, The lake was so calm almost waiting for someone to come to watch it come to life.: by hanora, Views[318]
         		 As the smoke clears, hopeful thoughts for the New Year emerge. : by amyc, Views[288]
         		 Rain drops on flower: by elerenee, Views[253]
     
    Deep red rose: by elerenee, Views[248]
         		 Hungry Chickens!: by elerenee, Views[259]
         		 Poisoned weed: by elerenee, Views[301]
         		 The ant traveller : by elerenee, Views[271]
         		 nothin beats a day at the beach on a nice hot summers day at coffs harbour,: by trista, Views[239]
     
    Tasmania has many magic paths.You never know what you'll see at the end of them.: by vaclav, Views[420]
         		 The neverending train is going to the near Whisky factory. : by vaclav, Views[478]
         		 The truck driver usually doesn't stop before his final destination.: by vaclav, Views[668]
         		 by alishah, Views[120]
         		 Sydney celebrates New Year’s Eve by lighting the sky at midnight.: by amyc, Views[289]
     
    Night Time. Dream Time.: by deco, Views[295]
         		 Time to unwind. What will tomorrow bring?: by deco, Views[274]
         		 We are here! A treacherous volcanic climb, spectacular views. Glasshouse Mtns: by deco, Views[278]
         		 Boy o Bouy. Each tide leaves something. What will it be tomorrow?: by deco, Views[261]
         		 Now I'm awake. A perfect way to start the day at Mooloolaba Beach: by deco, Views[285]
     
    There was no place as quite as it is.Releasing tiredness after a long cycling : by andreastedja, Views[259]
         		 This tip of the Rottnest Island is totally awesome, a flawless scenery: by andreastedja, Views[299]
         		 Salmon bay has a nice warm soft sand which is hard to resist for not stopover: by andreastedja, Views[279]
         		 Some places in our cycling track along the coastal are rehabilitated : by andreastedja, Views[311]
         		 this unique tree direction of growing not perpendular upwards but tilt : by andreastedja, Views[562]
     
    A spectacular fireworks display lights the sky over Sydney Harbor.: by amyc, Views[376]
         		 After hours of crowd pleasing marching parades and flag throwing the jockeys attempt to line the horses up on a rope to begin the race. One horse that faltered more than a few times was disqualified to the great disappointment of its contrada.: by jcaptured, Views[475]
         		 THE END OF A LONG DAY The Laundromat is a mess at the end of a long day. Machines are left open; chairs are out; a pile of washing sits neatly folded, waiting to be taken home. The constant thoroughfare leaves the Laundromat tired.: by maggiebeatrice, Views[1954]
         		 THE AFTERTHOUGHT A young man removes his jumper to add to his wash. : by maggiebeatrice, Views[1922]
         		 REFLECTION An elderly man quietly loads his washing into a machine, unaware of his humble observer. : by maggiebeatrice, Views[2087]
     
    WATCHING, WAITING The Laundromat is a quiet place where people wait patiently for their washing- oft reading or catching up on study or generally just enjoying the solitude, observing the cyclic movement of their clothes drying. Most appear completely unaware of the rattle and tumble of the old washers. The constant hum of the machines and the swishing of water and fabric is soothing, an unexpected serenity within an industrial work place. : by maggiebeatrice, Views[2711]
         		 These two gorgeous ladies were the proud owners of a market stall selling fairy wings, children’s dresses and crazy jewelry. I loved their outfits, in that they perfectly matched their amazing stall and that although their styles were different to each other, I adored their use of colour. I don’t believe an image has to be dark and gritty to be outstanding, and that is why I gravitate to colourful scenes and colourful characters, like these beautiful ladies.: by amandasummons, Views[760]
         		 SOLITUDE A worn and expectant chair; the start of a new day. The Laundromat is a silent meeting place for people of all walks of life. A common ground, where mutual respect is established and common societal boundaries are dissolved. This chair sees all who come in and out, and by the look of it, becomes intimate with many. The chair is weary, but also refelcts a peaceful calm. A perfect metaphor for the laundromat itself.: by maggiebeatrice, Views[2220]
         		 This jar of honey played a part in another section of the market: the drinks. The honey in this jar was used in the espresso martinis served by baristas. I was fascinated by the way the light hit the golden liquid and the jar was beautifully old fashioned. For me this shot, epitomizes that colour of summer – golden sunshine.: by amandasummons, Views[541]
         		 The Night Markets are not only about craftwork and beautiful lights but are a celebration of international food. The queues for this particular delicacy, a popular South Korean street snack, are at a minimum 20 minutes long, But they are worth the wait, and I wanted to show the twist potato as a food of the people with this image.: by amandasummons, Views[485]
     
    This lovely gentleman hand makes all of the puppets in his store and his love and care for them is immediately evident. I’m proud of capturing his little hidden smile, revealing his pride for his workmanship.: by amandasummons, Views[653]
         		 The Victorian Markets, affectionately known as the Vic Markets, host Night Markets every Wednesday in Summer and this year I got the opportunity to be the official photographer for one of those nights. It was one of the most rewarding photographic experiences of my life to date – being allowed to photograph hand made beautiful objects up close and in detail. These beautiful lights have always fascinated me and remind me of living in Thailand.: by amandasummons, Views[607]
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         		 Deep Creek Track a fantastic experience with amazing scenery. This is one of my favourites but has unfortunately now been closed.: by lindsg, Views[322]
         		 One of Aberfeldy's many beautiful camping spots, great for a swim and the four wheel drive tracks can be tricky depending on weather.: by lindsg, Views[361]
         		 Wonnangatta Station graves, after four wheel driving for over 7 hours we were just in time to watch the sun setting through this stunning valley which has such a story to tell.: by lindsg, Views[820]
         		 A river found while four wheel driving through Licola, such a beautiful refreshing spot. : by lindsg, Views[335]
     
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