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    A decapitated deer head lies eerily inside a rusty bear covert trap.
         		 A female grizzly encaged in West Yellowstone National Park’s Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Centre. If trouble Grizzlies cannot be relocated, they are brought here for research where they are used to test bear preventative devices such as
         		 Taking in the alpine grassland surroundings after setting up two bear covert traps to catch a
     
         		 Holding a grizzly bear skull, and the remains of a grizzly bear paw from a snare trap, for over 20 years Jamie Jonkel has been working to as the Grizzly Bear Manager for the Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks. : by whall, Views[722]
     
    And then the drill reaches a crescendo as the regiment marches through the smoke of gun shots and cannon fire. To victory, one presumes. : by kristinahandy, Views[237]
         		 Riflemen-sharpshooters, sporting less stuffy uniforms flank the march. This man is especially popular with the audience, even as he breaks character to gruffly warn some spectators out of the way. His gun is awfully loud and is a clear winner in the smoke-circles category.: by kristinahandy, Views[244]
         		 Silence falls as the flag bearer prepared to march.: by kristinahandy, Views[241]
         		 The First Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line, “a Revolutionary War living history reenactment group,” prepares for the military drill on the Bowling Green, the centerpiece of the Independence Day celebration at Mount Vernon. They are wearing layers upon layers of dark wool--insanity in hot and humid Virginia summer--yet seem to enjoy themselves immensely.: by kristinahandy, Views[1065]
         		 Reenactors arrive at George Washington's Mount Vernon estate to celebrate the 4th of July, the day of American Independence.: by kristinahandy, Views[326]
     
    Thawing out by the fire after snowshoeing in 5 degree weather. : by alliadventures, Views[162]
         		 The warmth of the Bowers Cabin welcomes you from the road!: by alliadventures, Views[160]
         		 The view of Mount Kessler from the road, which is called Kessler View Lane.: by alliadventures, Views[151]
         		 The old road leading to the (65 year old) Bowers Family Cabin.: by alliadventures, Views[158]
         		 Walking is the only available mode of transportation for campers: by timothymulcare, Views[472]
     
    Camp-out: by timothymulcare, Views[502]
         		 One of my clearest memories of camp were the star-filled summer skies each night: by timothymulcare, Views[503]
         		 A counselor displays the
         		 An hour of prayer time is allotted to every staff member each morning.: by timothymulcare, Views[567]
         		 Contrasting the vastness of the National Park, the butterfly's beauty equally inspired me. It allowed me to get within inches take a photo after fluttering around me during an instant of my hike. Its dark wings and body help it stand out from the rock and plants illuminated by the sun in the background. Shot with my Kodak Easyshare c195.: by dondo, Views[291]
     
    Overlooking the Yosemite Valley, my first campsite is illuminated by the setting sun peaking through the clouds. The shadows from the trees sporadically cover the snow and fallen trees. It was my first night backpacking in the wilderness and led to many more backpacking trips. Shot with my Kodak Easyshare c195: by dondo, Views[244]
         		 After a night at Camp 4, I trekked to the top of the Yosemite Falls for my first hike. It was slow and tiresome, but I kept going. At the top a bridge crossed over the river that cascades off the cliff. An approaching storm looms in the sky covering the scarce blue. Shot with my Kodak Easyshare c195: by dondo, Views[272]
         		 After ten days of driving, I reached the destination of my road trip. I took this photo to represent the beginning of my journey to and up the West Coast of the United States. The freshly paved road contrasts the tones of the sky and terrain. I traveled on many roads, but had to stop for this one. Shot with my Kodak Easyshare c195.: by dondo, Views[335]
         		 After completing the evening competition task, some balloons enjoy a leisurely evening flight. Here “Stellar” is still in a race to beat the setting sun. Flight elevation and landing zone restrictions can make it difficult to find a spot to land. Indianola, Iowa.: by cracibo, Views[328]
         		 Mother and daughter from a “regular shaped” balloon crew watch as the special shaped balloon,
     
    Crews of families and volunteers start inflating hot air balloons for the night glow that starts after sunset. The man in orange is working the crown line, used to help keep the balloon upright. It can be a real struggle to keep the balloon upright if the winds are too strong. Indianola, Iowa.: by cracibo, Views[295]
         		 Balloon pilots and co-pilots navigate using maps, GPS, and communications via radio with chase vehicles below. They are given the coordinates of multiple targets, which they must fly as close to as possible. They then throw baggies marked with their number, which judges measure for distance from target. Indianola, Iowa.: by cracibo, Views[246]
         		 Every year over a hundred hot air balloons compete for ten days at the National Balloon Classic in Indianola, Iowa, USA. A balloon’s basket lies on its side, awaiting launch, while the pilot (shadow on right) watches the other balloons to gauge that morning’s winds.: by cracibo, Views[307]
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         		 Debris in a flooded tunnel entrance, New York City; b/w negative; October 2012: by angelmorales, Views[278]
         		 Underground parking garage, New York City; Digital; October 2012: by angelmorales, Views[950]
         		 Downtown restaurant, New York City; Digital; October 2012: by angelmorales, Views[293]
     
    Flooded Battery Park Underpass, New York City; Color Negative; October 2012: by angelmorales, Views[276]
         		 Abandoned truck at underpass, New York City; Color Negative; October 2012: by angelmorales, Views[278]
         		 Field research is important if we want to learn how to prevent the spread of pathogens and insects that can cause widespread damage to both recreational parks and timber supplies: by quercus, Views[546]
         		 In the palouse prairie of Montana, field work is finished when the storms roll in because of lightning risk: by quercus, Views[384]
         		 San Francisco is a multicultural city; it’s racial and cultural diversity, along with a young and creative atmosphere are key features contributing to characterize it as the most liberal and open-minded city of the US. This is the portrait of a young artist who took a walk around the Mission District in search for inspiration.: by gonzalocolladosolar, Views[368]
     
    Two men at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco portray the currently widespread sense of lack of human interaction, a feeling that many people have in western culture in a time called, paradoxically, the age of communication and social networks. : by gonzalocolladosolar, Views[293]
         		 A page from an erotic magazine found on the ground of the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco and the cup lid from a fast food chain next to it tell us about the obesity epidemic that affects the US. : by gonzalocolladosolar, Views[424]
         		 Human creativity gave birth to this guardian of the sequoia forests. The snowman is a universal symbol easy to find all over the world, telling us about our shared conscience and sensitiveness. : by gonzalocolladosolar, Views[307]
         		 Thousands of visitors go everyday to the Sequoia National Park in California. Many of them try to escape from stress and routine, searching for an intimate connection with nature, as these women experience under one of the world’s largest trees. : by gonzalocolladosolar, Views[270]
         		 Beautiful but deadly; trees blown over by the wind are a risk of the field if supporting branches break: by quercus, Views[408]
     
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