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    Beisbol is not a big deal in my country, went to a game and it was long but nice: by klauslundi, Views[343]
         		 work all day long, drink a beer and sleep were you can.: by klauslundi, Views[353]
         		 the ferriswheel is one of the symbols of myrtle beach.: by klauslundi, Views[323]
         		 took this picture during black biker's week in myrtle beach.: by klauslundi, Views[329]
         		 only 25 cents for watching fish MMA: by klauslundi, Views[274]
     
    The beach is, in some ways, the end of the earth. Of course, being on the beach you know, looking at the ocean, that somewhere far away there is the other side of that ocean. But the ocean is so large. Standing in the sand, the horizon is however far away your eyes can manage to see. The beach can make you feel small in a way that only can be mirrored by looking up at the stars on a clear night. : by snacmias, Views[360]
         		 By shooting at a distance, I endeavored to capture the isolation and sadness that comes from being in a beautiful place, but knowing that you can’t stay and very soon the tide of life will pull you under for another year. : by snacmias, Views[205]
         		 A moment of happiness and fun becomes bittersweet in the impending end of the summer. It transforms into a memory to hold when the leaves and then the snow begin to fall. : by snacmias, Views[217]
         		 The body language of the subjects in this photograph screams. The feeling is one of encompassing loneliness because the feelings that the subjects are experiencing are solitary. They aren't interacting with each other, but one can easily make up any number of scenarios that went on between these two, perhaps just 5 minutes before this photograph was taken.: by snacmias, Views[191]
         		 Rockaway Beach in New York City is iconic. It’s the getaway destination for a city too busy, fast and hardworking. It is far enough away from the hustle and bustle without ever being too far from the action. It is stunningly beautiful but can be dangerous and dirty just as easily. If New York City is everyone’s home, Rockaway is everyone’s beach. These 5 pictures were taken on Labor Day Weekend, the unofficial last days of summer.: by snacmias, Views[256]
     
    5) A volunteer listens through the stage door while preparing intermission popcorn. This calm moment will soon become a raucous mingling of musicians and patrons, where no one stays a stranger for long. Nelson, NY: by gennordmark, Views[564]
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         		 How many families cried over this phone?: by jjbearden, Views[217]
         		 How many nightmares have these walls witnessed?: by jjbearden, Views[216]
     
    How many men gave their lives for these principles?: by jjbearden, Views[216]
         		 How many letters home were written on these benches?: by jjbearden, Views[229]
         		 How many pairs of combat boots trudged these stairs?: by jjbearden, Views[299]
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         		 4 - A city where music has soul - the music is being played at every corner. I passed twice next to this mister before I took the photo. There were not many people waking through this street, yet he kept playing as if he was in the biggest concert on the world. This fact pushed me towards taking the photo of him and I didn't make a mistake, I can almost here his mellow voice coming out of the picture. : by midalzgb, Views[217]
     
    3 - A city where music has soul - masters at the peak of their performance. These were musicians at their best age. They clearly knew what they were doing and they followed the mood of the day with their choice of music. Even though these gentlemen play in the streets, they gave the best of them and one could clearly see the upper bass player giving all of his emotion while performing. : by midalzgb, Views[261]
         		 2- A city where music has soul - new kids on the block. There's no end to the creativity in this city. One can see young men of different races and cultural background gathered together around a thing that makes them one, gathered around a magic of making music. I was amazed by the harmony their music and variety of instruments produced.: by midalzgb, Views[237]
         		 1 - A city where music has soul - an old school band. This was a band playing at a simple restaurant in French Market. I was attracted by an old microphone and the guitar player at first. This was a scene I was only able to see in the movies when I was a kid, so it was a very special moment for me. Great food, jazzy mood and the music made an atmosphere amazing in this place.: by midalzgb, Views[421]
         		 New life begins: by brandon_m, Views[235]
         		 Life continues to thrive.: by brandon_m, Views[232]
     
    The past meets the future.: by brandon_m, Views[236]
         		 Time continues to flow on.: by brandon_m, Views[185]
         		 Withstanding the test of time.: by brandon_m, Views[191]
         		 The dog that wakes me with its barking when the news rolls around in the morning; bikes strapped with speakers; yelling about the killings that happened the day before.: by shiftingshutters, Views[349]
         		 Is it consciousness, curiosity, or both? The man with the bike turns to see what I am photographing, soon to find that it is he.: by shiftingshutters, Views[331]
     
    Soldiers, viewed from the bus, guard a drug-war-torn country. It's rare to find a photograph of them in action. They are ruthless, and many claim they are also corrupt.: by shiftingshutters, Views[333]
         		 The Oyster Fisher, cleaning his catch. Many men seek to the pacific ocean nearby for food to eat and to sell, in an effort to support their families; it's not much, but it gets them by.: by shiftingshutters, Views[366]
         		 Neighborhood children take a break from the volleyball game, for a stranger with a camera.: by shiftingshutters, Views[331]
         		 Cute little monkey, at my vacation house in Brazil, so lovely! Sao Paulo Brazil: by jessicanmangfeste, Views[159]
         		 One beautiful flower with one little insect over it. Sao Paulo, Brazil: by jessicanmangfeste, Views[172]
     
    Snake of my cousin. Why be afraid of it? So incredible. Sao Paulo, Brazil: by jessicanmangfeste, Views[227]
         		 My first view of a real autumn season! I was very enchanted. Oak Park, Illinois: by jessicanmangfeste, Views[122]
         		 Cloud Gate, one of my favorites places in Chicago! Chicago, Illinois, USA: by jessicanmangfeste, Views[127]
         		 Ptarmigan Again: This social Ptarmigan unfazed by the sight of humans was sporting its seasonal camouflage that matched perfect with the terrain. This, along with its family of 4 others would feed in the mornings behind the Mint Hut giving us a pleasant natural alarm.: by kwarden, Views[508]
         		 Mint Pond: Days at the hut were spent exploring the surrounding rock strewn slopes out back where glaciers and alpine ponds could be found just over a ridge. This mineral filled pond made the perfect setting for a reading/nap session.: by kwarden, Views[424]
     
    Mint Hut: Surrounded by snowy peaks and jagged slopes the Mint Hut sits on a mossy field in the distance. Built in 1971 and maintained by the Mountaineering Club of Alaska the hut allows members a base camp for a multitude of outdoor activities or visitors can simply relax and enjoy the solitude of the surroundings.: by kwarden, Views[714]
         		 Elevation gain: We leave the river after about 8 miles of hiking through the changing colors of the valley to ascent the rocky slope that we hope will lead to shelter for the cold fall night; the Mint Hut. : by kwarden, Views[469]
         		 Overgrown Stairway: Alaska, September 2011: Fireweed overtakes a well worn stairway on Fishhook Road, across from the abandoned Motherload Lodge in the Talkeetna Mountains outside Palmer, AK. Nearby a trail follows the Little Susitna river deep into Hatcher Pass giving access to the few remaining glaciers that long ago covered the area. : by kwarden, Views[791]
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