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    Cervantes, peaceful and colourful unbelievable: by rbehrens, Views[213]
         		 Cervantes, Mars on earth, heaven in WA: by rbehrens, Views[220]
         		 A deteriorating unused lifesaver box sits proud on the top of the dunes: by alishah, Views[392]
         		 Elephant cove, a place to get your self lost: by rbehrens, Views[228]
         		 White sand and a good pair of sunnies its all you need: by rbehrens, Views[239]
     
    Promising a picnic lunch and a cooling swim as hikers meet the challenge of the 27km Coast Track, Little Marley is one of many secluded beaches dividing the coastal cliffs that skirt the east of the National Park. But the weather changes rapidly here. Temperamental winds hasten, leaving no trace of the crisp blue autumn sky that shone less than an hour ago. Torrents open up the wide Tasman, churning with speed and vigour catching the hiker by surprise. Time to set camp, there’ll be no swim today: by manhy, Views[347]
         		 Rivers run from south to north here in the second oldest national park in the world after Yellow Stone. In autumn, along the two day hike of the Coast Track, a freshwater inlet trickles out atop a cliff almost 100 meters above the sea. Water collects in pools washed off the stone’s face depositing within a natural, mineral rich exfoliant. : by manhy, Views[368]
         		 As though walking through a door, the dense heathland along the Track gives way to an ancient plateau; a sandstone iceberg of pure white floats above the Tasman Sea. The shock contrast stuns and you can't help but exclaim to the sea and sky,
         		 Hiding at the ankles of tightly packed acacia and myrtle trees, the delicate Bush Pea dots the northern end of the Coast Track. Flowering occurs progressively along the stem with each blossom less than 1 cm wide. Listed as Vulnerable, it fans its wings to ephemerally gleam the sun’s gold.: by manhy, Views[276]
         		 Bootleged power suplies to the 200,00 ocupants of Rocinha Favela: by jayeveryday, Views[283]
     
    A band of colourful government built housing within in the Favela: by jayeveryday, Views[267]
         		 X marks the building to be demolished by the goverment in way of the olympics.: by jayeveryday, Views[261]
         		 Youth of Rocinha useing makeshift drums practicing for Carnival.: by jayeveryday, Views[230]
         		 An artist studio in Rocinha Favela, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil used by 4 artists. : by jayeveryday, Views[349]
         		 Spoon Bay beach: by richietofu, Views[275]
     
    Tuggerah Lakes sunset : by richietofu, Views[258]
         		 Boats in the Terrigal Haven: by richietofu, Views[312]
         		 Sunset at Bateau Bay: by richietofu, Views[269]
         		 Forresters tower lookout: by richietofu, Views[249]
         		 This photo was taken in the Wild Arctic exhibit at San Diego Seaworld, USA. This was the first time I had seen these beautiful whales and I instantly fell in love with their fluorescent glow and smiling faces : by tamarmalade, Views[348]
     
    So quiet and peaceful when we reach the river......: by littlenan, Views[304]
         		 by tamarmalade, Views[281]
         		 The old bridge that connects Ocean Grove to Barwon Heads: by littlenan, Views[430]
         		 by tamarmalade, Views[321]
         		 Sometimes it feels like we are a million miles away from home.....: by littlenan, Views[344]
     
    by tamarmalade, Views[311]
         		 Dried fish hanging from the ceiling, Noryangjin, Seoul, South Korea.: by ericaclarephotos, Views[401]
         		 Back Dock of Noryangjin fish market, Seoul, South Korea.: by ericaclarephotos, Views[423]
         		 Noryangjin fish markets, Seoul, South Korea.: by ericaclarephotos, Views[419]
         		 Lady at her stall waiting for customers, Noryangjin fish market, Seoul.: by ericaclarephotos, Views[414]
     
    Aerial photo of stall owners at the Noryangjin fish market, Seoul, South korea.: by ericaclarephotos, Views[413]
         		 Under the water at Palm beach Australia.: by mal108, Views[310]
         		 My old playground in Launceston Tasmania.: by mal108, Views[384]
         		 The magic of nature Avalon Australia.: by mal108, Views[294]
         		 Four gentlemen surfers Palm beach Australia.: by mal108, Views[278]
     
    Deep in the Senmonorom forest (Mondolkiri, Cambodia), this shy boy spoke no english as he waited for a friend behind him in the river who was washing an elephant. This photo captures a very quick yet raw moment in time.: by georgiamae, Views[235]
         		 Capturing the older generation of Vietnam (Han oi). This lady walked the street alone and didn't speak english, yet let me take a photo of her. Her eyes and face create a very strong photograph and capture the rawness, as if her face tells many stories over many different times in this ancient city.: by georgiamae, Views[211]
         		 Three Tiwi's having a giggle at me taking a photo of them as they play outside, as they had never really seen one before or had photographs taken of them. The closeness within the Tiwi culture and community, is one that is unexplainable or replicated in the western society.: by georgiamae, Views[175]
         		 Capturing a moment in the Tiwi life, a young girl and her mother at their house. The Tiwi culture is rarely photographed, especially intimate moments like this.: by georgiamae, Views[271]
         		 This was taken on the Tiwi Islands, north of Darwin, Australia. I had a unique opportunity to get to know these people and capture their culture and way of life. : by georgiamae, Views[300]
     
    Busking Culture to Survive. : by wanderings_of_a_fish, Views[297]
         		 Young souls performing Old songs.: by wanderings_of_a_fish, Views[279]
         		 Old Wood and Stone looking at New Wood and Stone.: by wanderings_of_a_fish, Views[274]
         		 A paddle boarder enjoys the last rays of light on a flat, quiet afternoon in Glenelg, South Australia.: by sebriebolge, Views[279]
         		 by just_josh, Views[239]
     
    Sun baking Lizard: by just_josh, Views[271]
         		 The Third Fall: by just_josh, Views[250]
         		 Little Bird.: by just_josh, Views[243]
         		 Sunlight through the trees: by just_josh, Views[301]
         		 The sunrise illuminates a small passage next to a popular dining location.: by sebriebolge, Views[295]
     
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