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    Security of life. Life is moving very fast, with a speed that nobody can catch up. Are we doing the right things in life? By making crucial decisions, in what makes us happy? Certainly money can’t buy you happiness. But why is it that we spend most of the life time doing things we don’t like doing, and perhaps even selling our souls to big corporate organisations, just to get a small percentage of a “pie”?: by afedosee, Views[304]
         		 At the end of another long day. The lights stay on to keep the city 'awake': by gelly, Views[507]
         		 East London: 5' break, is probably not enough!: by gelly, Views[1123]
         		 London underground, anytime, any day, passengers can get entertained : by gelly, Views[448]
         		 Chromatics: bright color reflection vs grey and brown : by gelly, Views[483]
     
    Evolution of London architecture. High end designs replacing Gregorian style. : by gelly, Views[569]
         		 Pause and reflect on what’s important: by afedosee, Views[148]
         		 Variety is a pace of life! : by afedosee, Views[146]
         		 Security of life. : by afedosee, Views[134]
         		 A view from the local Canal of the trees above, reflects a hidden gem in Hackney: by blacktrees, Views[361]
     
    Waste from construction and the true nature of waste-without rules!: by blacktrees, Views[352]
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         		 A pathway connecting estate blocks, beautiful in autumn, scary when dark: by blacktrees, Views[411]
         		 A view through the trees of my local estate, it looks grim in the natural light: by blacktrees, Views[338]
         		 Arriving back where the cruise started; a pier by the Loch : by kit, Views[269]
     
    The ruins of a castle which once stood proud by Loch Ness. : by kit, Views[303]
         		 Heading towards Urquhart Castle on a cruise boat. : by kit, Views[253]
         		 A stop by the road on the way to Loch Ness Clansman.: by kit, Views[253]
         		 The magic begins: by steam, Views[285]
         		 Dreaming: by steam, Views[252]
     
    A lonely platform : by steam, Views[361]
         		 I will take you there: by steam, Views[276]
         		 A journey to the past: by steam, Views[261]
         		 The Olympic Stadium: by nikkipullen7, Views[147]
         		 A Sneak Peak: by nikkipullen7, Views[154]
     
    Closed For Development: by nikkipullen7, Views[150]
         		 The Old And The New: by nikkipullen7, Views[132]
         		 Hackney Wick: by nikkipullen7, Views[164]
         		 'Angel's Well', shot in Cornwall, The United Kingdom. This shot was the result of standing in icy water for over 90 minutes. I discovered this waterfall quite by chance. Hidden at the end of a long woodland walk in an overlooked valley, this waterfall is nothing short of beautiful. With only a prime lens attached to my camera, to achieve this shot I had to bear the bitterly cold spray and set up camp in the icy water. It took over an hour and a half to wait for the right cloud coverage to soften the light and paint this scene. Despite not being able to walk properly due to my feet turning a white shade of blue this photograph was worth all the effort. : by lewistolputt, Views[182]
         		 'Crescent', shot in Cornwall, The United Kingdom. This shot has a very special place in my heart. I had heard about Porth Navern in Cornwall but had never visited it before. On the day of buying my new Nikon D700 camera I headed down to this hidden bay with great hope. Not really knowing how to use this specific camera I set the D700 to it's most basic mode and attached me cable release. After a little wondering around I found this viewpoint. I wanted to document a magical moment like no other but convey a sense of perspective of life. After one of the most epic sunsets I had ever seen I was very happy. I love how the smallest element in this shot is the most influential. Without the moon the tides would not change, coastal erosion would be significantly different and the egg shaped boulders here would not exist. This is one of my most treasured photographs. : by lewistolputt, Views[151]
     
    Magna rvr./ Bangladesh/ checking appliances after the hunt, before the dawn: by home, Views[303]
         		 Magna rvr./ Bangladesh/ though salted, it is by the river, and so its fresh.: by home, Views[328]
         		 Magna rvr./ Bangladesh/ clean for the day, call it a day for home: by home, Views[370]
         		 Buriganga rvr./ Bangladesh/ the solo traveller of the river awaits your call: by home, Views[388]
         		 Magna / Bangladesh/ river, the start of most civilazation and also delevirance.: by home, Views[593]
     
    This shieling lost its walls but this desk, with perfectly tidied cultery, remains. The headline of the paper lining says 'the memory' - the paper was unbelievably old. A sign of life and lack of life in one: The contradictions of this amazing, stark, island.: by gladleynet, Views[324]
         		 Miles into the moors you find these empty shielings: Lost capsules of life. My friend sits on a garden chair, sitting outside an empty shieling made from an old bus. I have no idea how this bus got out here without wheels, miles into the edge of nowhere.: by gladleynet, Views[379]
         		 The vast moors are dotted with shielings, little huts shepherds use in summer. You walk for miles, away from villages, out of phone signal, away from human life, to find these empty huts with only subtle signs of life. There is nothing else out here and it's stunning.: by gladleynet, Views[388]
         		 There are not many trees here, as the weather is so windy and harsh. The whole island is full of the juxtaposition of barrenness and life. Here a house stands surrounded by windswept trees and not much else. A natural, yet lived in environment. It feels like being in the middle of nowhere, yet every corner brings a sign, just a sign, of human life.: by gladleynet, Views[410]
         		 Harris and Lewis, in Scotland, are fascinating places full of contrast. To me, this picture captures the essence of this part of the world - an almost untouched natural beauty, but with the surprising element of modern conveniences. I almost wonder how they put these power lines here as there's hardly any sign of human life for miles.: by gladleynet, Views[470]
     
    Sydney Opera House on an Autumn evening: by liamsteed, Views[296]
         		 Mexico Bicentenario Celebrations, Querétaro : by liamsteed, Views[250]
         		 London Olympic Fever!: by liamsteed, Views[322]
         		 Rocinha Favela, Rio de Janeiro: by liamsteed, Views[312]
         		 Sunset refreshment at Ipanema Beach: by liamsteed, Views[268]
     
    A shieling in the moor with no walls: by gladleynet, Views[155]
         		 A shieling in the moor: by gladleynet, Views[160]
         		 A shieling in the moor: by gladleynet, Views[159]
         		 Windswept Harris house : by gladleynet, Views[210]
         		 Harris hill in the fog: by gladleynet, Views[158]
     
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