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    Destroyed totem: by chicagoguy, Views[198]
         		 Long Neck Karen child sewing: by chicagoguy, Views[206]
         		 Of course you want your chickens guarding the outhouse!: by chicagoguy, Views[258]
         		 Akha Village: by chicagoguy, Views[240]
         		 Akha doing a song and dance routine just for me.: by chicagoguy, Views[256]
     
    Actual village in the distant hills: by chicagoguy, Views[240]
         		 Turned and saw this scene as I was leaving the beach. This image for me summarized life in Hawaii. Full of life in different forms, locals, tourists, sun and sea. The surfer staring out at the waves made me want to leave everything behind and stay right there.: by darryl_putter, Views[554]
         		 The ultimate getaway, near Lahaina. People were camped along the dry beaches of the windward side of the island, fishing, swimming and soaking up the sun: by darryl_putter, Views[450]
         		 Footprints in the Sand. Walking the beach in Lahaina I got interested in the coulours, contrast and textures of the sand. It was not your usual white sand beach. A group of local girls walked past and I snapped a shot of their footprints as a wave washed them away.: by darryl_putter, Views[829]
         		 Honolulu Hawaii; Waikiki Beach. People pour out of the city onto the pristine beaches.: by darryl_putter, Views[412]
     
    Walking along the coast of Kona in Hawaii I spotted little black crabs. I was pleasantly surprised to find this bright red husk of a crab, that shed its shell, still clinging to the lava rocks.: by darryl_putter, Views[798]
         		 Embrace a world far different from your own: by myriahfreitas13, Views[232]
         		 There is no sight like an African Sunset: by myriahfreitas13, Views[263]
         		 The beauty of an African Safari: by myriahfreitas13, Views[261]
         		 The people of Swazi truly have a joy inside them that should be admired by all: by myriahfreitas13, Views[320]
     
    The love from a child at Emachegwini Primary School is like no other: by myriahfreitas13, Views[293]
         		 The intertidal zones of coastal California are teeming with colorful species of plants and animals. While the unhappy anemone awaiting the return of the tide initially attracts all the attention, one sees more diversity as they look more intently. This photo alone captures the close relationship of anemone, limpets, snails, chitons, coralline algae and others exposed during a low tide. : by bobfawcett, Views[5340]
         		 The California Brown Sea Hare is named for its similar appearance to a hare but certainly not for a similarity in speed. They graze plant life while staying submerged in tidal pools. The hermaphroditic Sea Hare has both male and female reproductive organs, both of which can be engaged simultaneously if the creature is mating with multiple partners. : by bobfawcett, Views[620]
         		 The Ochre Sea Star clings to the rocks in between the crashing waves of the intertidal zone. An apex predator in its habitat, the Sea Star stalks prey via an internal hydraulic system that utilizes the seawater in which it resides during higher tides. It is a shining star of nature’s ability to adapt to its surroundings; its color can change, detached arms can regenerate and its entire skin structure can adjust its rigidity to make it easier to feed and less easy to be fed upon. : by bobfawcett, Views[1177]
         		 The Turban Snail is a microcosm of nature’s unpredictability: we can observe what has happened, but the future is impossible to predict. One can imagine the paths forged through the sand over the lifespan of these creatures, only to be washed away by the never-ending cycle of the tides. : by bobfawcett, Views[897]
     
    The lion, the beast, the beat. Concert goer dances at Punk Island New York. : by kerri_dawn, Views[301]
         		 People are fascinating animals. A girl watches as her friends dance.: by kerri_dawn, Views[310]
         		 Just like two lions, these men are showing who is the leader of the pack. : by kerri_dawn, Views[285]
         		 Animal instincts: a girl is pursued by the pack in a mosh pit.: by kerri_dawn, Views[441]
         		 A man contemplates his next move like a deer caught in headlights. : by kerri_dawn, Views[443]
     
    IF nature would have a dick, it would probably look like this.: by perception, Views[654]
         		 The Hotel Sterling was established in 1898 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, my home town. It was built during a time of vast wealth and prosperity in Wilkes-Barre. The coal industry was booming, as well as factories and newly built railroads. Hundreds of people traveled each day from New Jersey and New York to Pennsylvania to stay in The Hotel Sterling. Named after investor and businessman Walter G. Sterling, the hotel was seven stories tall with a luxurious lobby. The former grandeur of the building included marble and brass columns and staircases, intricate ceiling detail and linen wall paper. Fine paintings and sculptures throughout the public areas created a sense of big-city sophistication.: by jessica0413, Views[1946]
         		 Devil at peace: by perception, Views[584]
         		 Power of nature in man's hand.: by perception, Views[819]
         		 A somber, empty atmosphere greets a young family for late-night supper.: by peterphoto, Views[261]
     
    Locals practice their paddling as the sun sets over Oahu's mountain range.: by peterphoto, Views[246]
         		 Catamaran host scouts out the waters that lay before a sunset cruise.: by peterphoto, Views[293]
         		 Barefoot parade marshall walks on white lines for respite from the asphalt heat.: by peterphoto, Views[791]
     
         		 A young family dines at Waikiki's famed Rainbow Drive-in: by peterphoto, Views[147]
     
    Barefooted parade marshall walks on white line for respite from the hot asphalt.: by peterphoto, Views[139]
         		 Locals practicing their paddling as the sun sets over the Oahu mountains.: by peterphoto, Views[141]
         		 A catamaran host overlooks the sunset waters ahead.: by peterphoto, Views[139]
     
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