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    Reflections: by flyingsoloinalaska, Views[220]
         		 Barren Land: by flyingsoloinalaska, Views[211]
         		 Exploring the Crevass: by flyingsoloinalaska, Views[215]
         		 Cracked Ice: by flyingsoloinalaska, Views[184]
     
     
    A resident of Tent City prepares a pot of noodles atop a pile of burning garbage: by ashleyautumn, Views[233]
         		 A resident of the camp prays with blessings before his meal.: by ashleyautumn, Views[258]
         		 Two missionaries pray for the situation of those living in Tent City.: by ashleyautumn, Views[252]
         		 A veteran of the US Marine Corps sits reflected in a cracked mirror used for sha: by ashleyautumn, Views[215]
         		 'Discover' a perfect viewpoint from the Rockefeller Centre of NYC and beyond: by nyc, Views[237]
     
    'The city that never sleeps' elegant, intriguing and always a story to tell. : by nyc, Views[219]
         		 'The Majestic Protector' as she watches over her beloved New York City: by nyc, Views[211]
         		 by cochoapan, Views[247]
         		 A couple of Latin immigrants working as delivery boys try to figure out the location of their next job in the Lowe East Side of Manhattan. Although hardly perceived by the passers, they constitute the larger majority during lunch hour as they transport the meals. : by maoneira, Views[217]
         		 A Peruvian woman sells sweet
     
    Kasem. 18 years living in his guitar and composing letters on the street: by maoneira, Views[243]
         		 A Jamaican man sells bubble guns in a crossing-road of Midtown. The colorful bubbles clash with the grey of a winter afternoon. : by maoneira, Views[903]
         		 Three immigrants work installing windows in the large office buildings of New York. Most of these workers are part of the underpaid manpower chain. : by maoneira, Views[205]
         		 Dusk falls on a beachside Portuguese-style resort in Goa: by jeremy, Views[307]
         		 Hindus dip into sacred waters early on a chilly winter day: by jeremy, Views[195]
     
    Gas tanks hauled by human rickshaw. Much of modern India lives
         		 Laborious & dangerous construction practices are common throughout India: by jeremy, Views[358]
         		 by shayspaniola, Views[144]
         		 The words “Ground Zero” are originally used in the military for the point where an explosion with immense destructive proportions occurs. Now this is a synonym for 2753 people who were killed at this place on 9/11/2001. But the number of destroyed lives is much greater. This photo shows one of the memorials which pays tribute to all the victims, their families but also heroes of this day. : by bene, Views[315]
         		 It's name was created from the nickname “Empire State” given to New York. As the worlds tallest building with a height of 381 m from 1931 till 1972 it symbolized New York's commerce and excellence in architecture. New York was trying to catch the worlds attention. The idea behind my picture is to invite the viewer to use the binoculars for a clearer view of New York's skyline. : by bene, Views[480]
     
    Time Square, one of the worlds busiest intersections alined with eyeball grabbing billboards and brightly lit lights to make even the darkest night look like a sunny day. “Buy me” shouts from big displays by the immediate turn of a corner. This icon brings in more than 39 million tourists each year and has become such an iconic part of New York that the square now requires the buildings to be covered with billboards! : by bene, Views[342]
         		 When your walking through New York's street canyons, the vibrations of the subway are pulsating through your whole body like a heartbeat under your feet. The Subway is more than just a train, it is a way to link the New Yorkers together. This is why it sometimes is referred to as “The heart of the city”. All kinds of people, from businessmen to grandmothers, need the most sizable underground network in the world. With 1.64 billion rides a year it keeps the city in flow. : by bene, Views[343]
         		 Millions of rushing people are passing by each other in a daily New York routine. But there's always an individual story behind the man in a suit... : by bene, Views[756]
         		 What I do today matters because I’m exchanging a day in my life for it. : by thepresent, Views[517]
         		 Life is an open road. A mesmerizing view that provides me with a great sense of balance and joy.: by thepresent, Views[474]
     
    It’s the little things as simple as a sunrise that makes me so thankful.: by thepresent, Views[342]
         		 It’s moment like these that makes me realize how big this world is. I think that is why I love travelling because of the unpredictable.: by thepresent, Views[352]
         		 Contrast between the old and new. It is extremely incredible how nature can go through all the harsh weathers and still be standing strong.: by thepresent, Views[366]
         		 Vikings and Valkyries are all given names during their first festival. Kings may opt to change them as situations arise. Horns are worn by repeating vikings... they earn it. Some never return for another year!: by zieak, Views[442]
         		 As the weekend wears on, the vikings attempt to out-do each other with feats of bravery. Such as grabbing a boot from a passerby and using it as a replacement mug for his grog!: by zieak, Views[359]
     
    Spills, pillaged life rings, disposable cups, and misplaced viking wear litter the Viking-mobile - a vehicle resuscitated annually in lieu of a ship.: by zieak, Views[412]
         		 Two Vikings steal a ride at the end of the festival. They will hang their hides until next year's grog flows again.: by zieak, Views[368]
         		 Vikings (and Valkyries) rally and plot their raid before the Little Norway Festival in Petersburg, Alaska.: by zieak, Views[825]
         		 A man gets in trouble for an unknowen incident, Chicago, USA. To me as a foreigner this is a quintessential capture of America. The lazy protector telling of a random citizen. we must never take our freedom for granted. : by saint33d, Views[368]
         		 A skater recovers his balance while sliding out. Venice Beach, Calafornia. For anyone whose ever skated or owned a car for that matter, being able to go where you want to go give you such an amazing sense of freedom: by saint33d, Views[462]
     
    Surf acrobatics. Waikiki, Hawaii.: by biscuit, Views[290]
         		 Returning to shore on the turquoise tide. Waikiki, Hawaii.: by biscuit, Views[176]
         		 Flying out to sea in the magic late afternoon glow. Waikiki, Hawaii.: by biscuit, Views[242]
         		 Shining Down On the Path between the Giant Redwoods. Muir Woods NP: by mickey23, Views[249]
         		 The Sun peaking through the top of the Giant Redwoods in Muir Woods NP: by mickey23, Views[203]
     
    Looking up at El Capitan in Yosamite NP: by mickey23, Views[188]
         		 by sam_nichols, Views[218]
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         		 by sam_nichols, Views[247]
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