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    Here is a photo looking out at the gloomy grey sea with a wave bracer and red tower on the far right on the screen.: by application, Views[360]
         		 This is from my Texture work, a very detailed, dry tree branch.: by application, Views[308]
         		 Offloading. York is well known for its fine eateries. : by haydn, Views[197]
         		 Unknown man taking in York's medieval streets.: by haydn, Views[244]
         		 Taken on my iPhone shortly before the centenary for the First World War. : by haydn, Views[212]
     
    York Minster is the largest gothic cathedral in Europe. Taken from the city wall: by haydn, Views[231]
         		 Treasurers House dates back to Medieval times. It was built on a Roman road.: by haydn, Views[278]
         		 Rambling along the Landmannalaugar trek.: by handschuh, Views[328]
         		 A curious friend.: by handschuh, Views[321]
         		 Oreo cookies or mountains?: by handschuh, Views[395]
     
    Tranquility at Jokulsarlon: by handschuh, Views[295]
         		 The colours of the Landmannalaugar trek.: by handschuh, Views[309]
         		 I always have had this love for the mix of nature and industry, I always think it tells a good story of two worlds, I enjoy mixing it into my pictures, it usually makes for fun editing afterwards too, I love this picture from the Isle of Mull, Scotland, really pushing the perspective and size of the picture while showing the detail of working with your camera.: by eatphotography, Views[239]
         		 Notting Hill Carnival - Notting Hill, London. For me this shit captures what carnival was all about - the wet yet warm air creating a steam like atmosphere above the streets. What an event to be part of and will continue coming back each year. : by phoneeurope, Views[665]
         		 And just for a moment, the sun peaks through the fog, a rosy afterglow washes over the landscape, and Oxfordshire shows off its natural beauty.: by karyn_p, Views[232]
     
    The meadow is caked with spider webs this morning. The fog condensates on these natural nets just before they are snagged by the wind. I pass an English birdwatcher, his binoculars around his neck, who points to one woven masterpiece.: by karyn_p, Views[206]
         		 The path opens up to a clearing, bookended by a lock and a viaduct. Just over the bridge is an enormous expanse of land. Legend has it that Alfred the Great bestowed this pasture (today, Port Meadow) on the Freeman of Oxford as a war spoil. Nearly nine hundred years after the Domesday Book, wild horses still graze in the fog. I clatter over the bridge, open the gate, and go in.: by karyn_p, Views[259]
         		 Sleepy houseboats filled with sleeping people float up and down in the Thames; they brush up and creak against the path. A bright red boat is tethered to a mailbox, and sitting in it, on it, and around it are its homeowners - a clowder of river cats.: by karyn_p, Views[217]
         		 Somewhere between the abandoned Godstow Abbey and the train station is a footpath. Judging by the number of bikes a hiker must avoid being flattened by, it might be called a repurposed highway. A student tells me that Lewis Carroll went picnicking with Alice in wonderland along this path. Godstow Abbey, the burial place of Henry II's famed mistress Rosamund Clifford, was repossessed by Oxford University back in the 1920s. After it was damaged by the Civil War, locals looted its stone. The surrounding area is alleged to be haunted. On a day like this, in the fog, it seems like less of a fiction. Today the footpath snakes along the Thames River behind a row of quiet terraced houses to nowhere in particular. I decided to follow it.: by karyn_p, Views[293]
         		 Normally trodden on by dog walkers and businessmen. This path is regularly occupied by the otter, as it moves from one river to another.: by 0tter, Views[164]
     
    Simple portrait of an otter enjoying the natural habitat of the river. Eventhough the river is polluted by the town, the otters can still survive small amounts of pollution.: by 0tter, Views[153]
         		 Otter sprainting outside a house in town. They spraint to communicate with one another but these massages can be lost when humans or there dogs are walking over the same area.: by 0tter, Views[160]
         		 Two otters meet in the middle of town and start to fight. They are getting used to living in an urban situation and they don’t seem to be disturbed by our presence. With towns and cities encroaching on the countryside, more and more species have to adapt and if they cant they will die.: by 0tter, Views[350]
         		 Walking along the riverbank about to enter the unfamiliar world of a town.: by 0tter, Views[155]
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         		 A local waiting for a ride into town to start work.: by dandonovanphoto, Views[219]
     
    A view from the Drakensburg mountains.: by dandonovanphoto, Views[221]
         		 A female cheetah cub yawning.: by dandonovanphoto, Views[225]
         		 2 male rhino grazing in the morning sun.: by dandonovanphoto, Views[191]
         		 Driving towards Graskop, Limpopo after a visit to the Kruger Park.: by dandonovanphoto, Views[210]
         		 High Street Fountains: by safaaalazri, Views[188]
     
    Orchard Street: by safaaalazri, Views[184]
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         		 2 days hike around Wales: by wonderland2014, Views[251]
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         		 And who doesn't love a picture of a parrot, whatever breed, the amazing vibrant color's are a photographers dream, and while you photograph you can spend ages trying to get them to talk to you! : by eatphotography, Views[396]
         		 Now I haven't spent much time photographing owls, I'm not sure why as they are amazing creatures, hypnotizing you with their eyes. I think for a photographer that it has a similar feel as to looking down your lens, the thought of
         		 The one thing I love about the UK is the diversity of birds, especially the fact we can accommodate such a variety of Birds of Prey, I especially enjoy getting up into the mountains and isles of Scotland, searching out shots of Golden Eagles and white tailed eagles (which can only be described as a bird the size of a door flying through the sky): by eatphotography, Views[243]
         		 Raccoons have always fascinated me, after travelling BC, Canada and constantly being reminded that they are considered a nuisance, Every time I see one in the UK I feel compelled to watch them for hours!: by eatphotography, Views[225]
     
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