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    We traversed the grassy flats and over a suspension bridge and through the beech forest on the East Matukituki Valley to Glacier Burn. We were in awe at the pristine scenic beauty of this wilderness area. Around us was a vast amphitheatre and above the soaring cliffs and evergreen forest snowy peaks dominated the skyline. : by blomies, Views[428]
         		 Leaving the Noosa national park,Noosa night life awakes in Hasting St.: by calliesjournal, Views[395]
         		 Surfers catching the last ride of the day at Noosa national park: by calliesjournal, Views[671]
         		 An eerie part of the walking track where ive created ghostly figures.: by calliesjournal, Views[234]
         		 Waves crashing, create a misty and eerie feel at noosa national park: by calliesjournal, Views[210]
     
    From part of the Noosa national park you can capture the sunsets over noosa : by calliesjournal, Views[268]
         		 Self expression of the human condition: by localnative, Views[188]
         		 My Broadway: by localnative, Views[125]
         		 Don't look back. That's not where you're going.: by localnative, Views[430]
         		 Forever young: by localnative, Views[137]
     
    Vestiti: by localnative, Views[127]
         		 An elderly resident of Habana Veija. A man of dignity and a rich history. Though his home shows definite signs of wear and tear, he talks with pride and fondness of how it came to be his.: by chasethelight, Views[475]
         		 For this gentleman, obviously ill and in pain, there was a sense of acceptance and a matter of fact approach to his situation. Almost as if to say,
         		 This matriarch of a multigenerational family was generous enough to share her home and details of her daily life. Due to a caved in ceiling, the one habitable room in her home houses a makeshift kitchen, six adults and one infant. A proud woman, she was less concerned with what she didn’t have and more with what she did have.: by chasethelight, Views[1224]
         		 A small child cleans soot off the pavement with his mother following the fires the night before.: by baconboy, Views[432]
     
    A young boy carries a costly loaf of bread home from the market. : by chasethelight, Views[554]
         		 A one armed man helps with the cleanup. : by baconboy, Views[691]
         		 Through the doorway of a Habana-Veija home I glimpsed a young boy holding his marbles in his hands while “nonchalantly” climbing a dilapidated and reinforced spiral staircase. A calm accepting attitude of the environment common to the residents of Habana-Veija.: by chasethelight, Views[672]
         		 An old woman reads the writing. Her response is apparent and someone comforts her. I was touched.: by baconboy, Views[345]
         		 I began to capture people writing on the boards covering the broken windows. Statements of anger, frustration, irony and love. : by baconboy, Views[1297]
     
    Following the looting of The Hudson Bay store, windows were boarded up. Spontaneously, the writing began comparing ideals and reality of life in Vancouver. : by baconboy, Views[378]
         		 Tensions remain high throughout Burma and none are as affected as the children. The youth, such as this boy, are seen near temples as beggars in Myawaddy, Burma. This boy remained in high spirits while wearing thanakha, a traditional gold paint made from flowers and worn by most Burmese.: by liaferrandini, Views[193]
         		 Children view the world outside the Mae La Refugee Camp through barbed wire in Mae Sot, Thailand. With over 43,000 people within the walls of the camp, many generations have never seen life outside of the wire fences. Made up of mostly Burmese refugees, they are not allowed back in Burma but are illegal in Thailand so they remain captured in Mae La.: by liaferrandini, Views[640]
         		 Rice and onions are the main cash crops in a rural tribe outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand. The people of the tribe work throughout the morning, emptying the fields by mid afternoon.: by liaferrandini, Views[354]
         		 A woman walks back home from working in the rice paddies, smoking from her leaf pipe in a rural village outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand.: by liaferrandini, Views[182]
     
    A monk weaves his way across a busy street in Chiang Mai, Thailand.: by liaferrandini, Views[260]
         		 Worlds away from the loud bustling Souks of the city, there is an orderly corner of vendors. Here a single shopper makes her way to a store where she will likely be offered some tea and a place to rest while she decides on what to buy. (I make this assumption because the lovely shop owner actually made me tea and gave me a tour of his rooftop while I spent a large part of my afternoon taking pictures and getting to know people).: by shayna, Views[303]
         		 The girl in orange with curious look at me , Solok Hill , Indonesia: by jossika, Views[218]
         		 Let the chilli takes you to heaven :): by jossika, Views[181]
         		 Inspirational Sunset dream, Padang beach town, West Sumatera,Indonesia: by jossika, Views[563]
     
    The Golden hour at stunning HalongBay, Vietnam: by jossika, Views[231]
         		 Sunset shadowed by a coming storm, Mentawai island, West Sumatera,Indonesia: by jossika, Views[205]
         		 parking area . most of them are fisherman: by menyazawut, Views[213]
         		 light enters through a slit: by menyazawut, Views[670]
         		 rotation of the wheels will make a loud noises in the street made from wood: by menyazawut, Views[210]
     
    colored wooden houses: by menyazawut, Views[237]
         		 “kampung terapung”.Floating village.East Borneo. Indonesia: by menyazawut, Views[420]
         		 London, Finnsbury Park. i loved this park. strolling through and seeing the diversity of people sitting, playing, bonding and running. I found it fascinating and wanted to sit there all day and take pictures of everyone. I sat and watched these men play basketball for quite some time. I found them humorous when they bickered in their english accents over whether a foul was committed or whose ball it was. The sun was setting and i only took a couple but i liked this one. i like the motion of the photo of the players all jumping for the ball, however the ball is engulfed in the sunlight. i like the colours of warmth and serenity even though its in the middle of a basketball game which is all hustle and bustle. : by sophielougamble1, Views[158]
         		 Ah the Mona Lisa. you walk in the room and immediately see the huge amount of individuals trying to capture a nice photo of this famous painting. I battled. Boy was it a battle. Elbows, feet kicking and swinging everywhere. My favourite pair of sunglasses was lost in the carnage. As i was walking away i took this photo and loved how it captured the many many people photographing this popular lady, rather than just getting a clear crisp shot of the lady herself. : by sophielougamble1, Views[274]
         		 The city of love! i was standing on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower and was snapping away like crazy. I thought i was only going to be there once so i really wanted to capture a good one, but also something different. i saw this bridge and loved the symmetry and alignment of it. I also enjoy watching the tiny people and cars travelling around and wondering where they are off to in their lives. : by sophielougamble1, Views[202]
     
    Vatican City. This was in St Peters Basilica. It was interesting to watch how people responded and reacted to just stepping foot in what is considered to be such a holy place. I like the depth of field and how it really highlights the woman praying. I think it conveys a really sincere and spiritual emotion. : by sophielougamble1, Views[152]
         		 The place i was most excited to visit. I love ancient history so being in Rome was mind blowing. i liked the contrast of the crumbling building with the bright blue sky with the very bottom of the frame displaying some tourists. : by sophielougamble1, Views[164]
         		 PLACE: N syn, position. Trained hands putting in a position of healing. Literally tying up loose ends. Shortly, he will awake to a whole new face. It will hurt and it will make him smile. : by loved, Views[205]
         		 PLACE:
         		 PLACE: verb syn, locate. Maxillofacial, benign tumor right side of the face. Raw and unbelievably vulnerable. : by loved, Views[973]
     
    PLACE: verb: to put in a particular position. Unnamed man, lying on back. Through unknown travels this man has positioned himself to receive this surgery. It will drastically change his life. He has already won many battles in getting to this position. : by loved, Views[567]
         		 PLACE: N: a particular position or point in space. Africa Mercy. Operating Room. Sierra Leone. Two surgeons volunteering with Mercy Ships begin the process of removing a tumor. : by loved, Views[319]
         		 When beach closures due to a storm surge prevent one from surfing you do the next best thing, you photograph it. Gordon's Bay Harbor in South Africa provided the perfect opportunity to do this.: by cdew, Views[521]
         		 This waterfall cascading down the side of Gifberg Mountain in the Namaqualand district of South Africa provides the perfect image of early evening tranquility.: by cdew, Views[1270]
         		 This lioness was hungrily surveying a herd of wildebeest behind us. We were late for our camp's gate closure so we were forced to miss the hunt.: by cdew, Views[451]
     
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