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    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[494]
         		 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[1231]
         		 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[420]
         		 A tired herd of zebras treks towards the shade of a solitary tree on the edges of the Etosha pan in Namibia. : by cdew, Views[295]
         		 On its way to a waterhole where a fresh lion kill awaits, this zebra is intent on getting one more drink before nightfall, a dangerous time in Etosha National Park, Namibia. Its alert demeanor betrays its apprehension.: by cdew, Views[381]
     
    Birds of a Feather: by nathanielw, Views[127]
         		 What's good for the goose is good for the gander: by nathanielw, Views[180]
         		 Best in Show: by nathanielw, Views[129]
         		 Grillin' Out: by nathanielw, Views[131]
         		 Welcome to the Fair!: by nathanielw, Views[192]
     
    Hindu temple in Nagar parker before india - Pak partition: by beauty, Views[1561]
         		 Nagar Parker mountain stones: by beauty, Views[1710]
         		 River passing through between mountain: by beauty, Views[1342]
         		 Hindu Temple in Nagar Parker before india - Pak partition: by beauty, Views[1747]
         		 Nanger Parker mountain: by beauty, Views[1995]
     
    Enjoy: by kars, Views[135]
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    Delicious street food at the famous Jonker Street: by syaza, Views[199]
         		 Closed shop: by syaza, Views[148]
         		 Warm smile greets the customers to her stall at Jonker street: by syaza, Views[158]
         		 Malacca is know for it's beautifully decorated trishaw to attract customers.: by syaza, Views[224]
         		 An elderly man resting after a long cycle. : by syaza, Views[137]
     
    Passion: by ericjmcdermott, Views[202]
         		 The locals work in beautiful and peaceful scenery, Ha Long Bay, Vietnam: by halongbay, Views[407]
         		 Locals at work in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam: by halongbay, Views[141]
         		 Perception: by ericjmcdermott, Views[200]
         		 A haunting look as this little girl longs for a different life, Ha Long Bay.: by halongbay, Views[174]
     
    A little boy from a village on the water in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam: by halongbay, Views[184]
         		 My favorite moment of the trip and possibly the year was the waterspout. It was extraordinary to be on the beach and watch a waterspout twirl and grow from the clouds down to the water. It's an especially unique picture because it reveals the contrast of nature. One part of the sky is completely sunny and beautiful while the other is fierce, dark, and churning. : by jessilane20, Views[199]
         		 A nighttime picture, this tree was one of the first palm trees I'd ever witnessed up close. The brightness of the leaves were no match for the darkened sky.: by jessilane20, Views[308]
         		 The ending to my first and only sunset was saturated with color. I enjoyed the layers of blue, purple, orange, pink, and yellow that spanned the horizon. The mighty cloud to the right was ever changing and eye candy to any observer. : by jessilane20, Views[144]
         		 Reflection: by ericjmcdermott, Views[190]
     
    This was my first and last viewed sunset during my visit at the Grand Cayman Islands. Everyday, the clouds seemed to roll in around dinner time and hide the sun. However, this night was spectacular and the fiery sun casted a warm glow on the horizon. : by jessilane20, Views[156]
         		 While tasting garlic sauced escargot at Guy Harvey's restaurant, this pirate ship was the focus of the outdoor dining. Grand Cayman has extremely diverse atmospheres that range from exotic wildlife to intriguing people. This pirate ship exhibited a unique sense of historical element to my experience. : by jessilane20, Views[180]
         		 Adventure: by ericjmcdermott, Views[196]
         		 Seeing yourself as you want to be is the key to personal growth. Sometimes travel allows you to see yourself in a totally different way, and each time you return home hopefully the lessons learned will allow you personal growth.....This day the weather was perfect, and the water was like glass....I bet he was saying
         		 One by one....they line up to take the plunge into the freezing water. Watching the penguins was one of the best parts of the trip, they are so much like humans, sometimes orderly, other times bickering, sometimes just totally funny! : by melis2117, Views[202]
     
    As one day ends another begins. It was pretty amazing to experience almost 24 hours of daylight.....so there never was a sunrise or sunset, but the sky was absolutely stunning this day.: by melis2117, Views[171]
         		 I'm coming to eat your eggs!!! If I only had a warning system to let the penguins know this baby killer was on his way :( .....but that is all part of the circle of life you see in Antarctica. His wing span was amazing and the feather colors offered great contrast once he landed to the pure pristine snow. : by melis2117, Views[196]
         		 “Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail” ~ Emerson. This is not the best advice when in Antarctica, if you are paving the path you will have tired legs by the end of the day! It is much easier following a broken in trail. One of the most amazing things about Antarctica was some places we stopped there easily may have never been a person to step in the exact place you were standing / walking, and the snow was so perfect and untouched in many spots it was unbelievable to experience. : by melis2117, Views[287]
         		 Vision: by ericjmcdermott, Views[209]
         		 In this building I attended the See a Sound exhibit. It was a nice exhibit but I was more interested on the paint job on this building. Being surrounded by all the fall colors.: by xuandrea, Views[151]
     
    I beilieve these were students helping run dutch design week. The Black tullip on the wooden crate is the creative symbol used for week for the logo.: by xuandrea, Views[162]
         		 op= op means up is up, and I looked up toward a puffy cotton sky.: by xuandrea, Views[155]
         		 We were on our way to the first exhibit for Dutch Design week. For a second I stopped and watched and admired the the trees and the friends I was with.: by xuandrea, Views[174]
         		 A beautiful dress in a display window I couldnt help but shoot at.: by xuandrea, Views[361]
         		 people: by ajs1090, Views[215]
     
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