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    my guard: by jessicaedwards, Views[260]
         		 what grows within : by jessicaedwards, Views[240]
         		 Hight in the mountains are the cultiavtion terraces from the Inca period: by chi_185, Views[180]
         		 Old lady working the wool in his little post in Purmamarca: by chi_185, Views[191]
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    Once a year the people form all the villiges gathers to sing
         		 The cementeries´re up in the hills, so they can be more close to god: by chi_185, Views[188]
         		 The pudong view in China is amazing, specially at night. In this photo we can see why the city is called Shanghai, upon the sea. But now is not longer a fisher village but the must modern city in China. Nikon Coolpix. Shanghai, China.: by promero2707, Views[312]
         		 In la Havana is very common to see this kind of old classics cars. I was walking in the Malecon for a good spot for the sunset when saw this, a complete story of Cuba, old cars, old scratches of buildings and amazing colors. Iphone HDR application, La Havana, Cuba. : by promero2707, Views[300]
         		 My friend and I lived a year in China and traveled a lot. We went to Sichuan, South China and we stopped to take a break. I saw her in a very good spot, so we started a photo shoot. By the way this photos was taken one week before the big quake in 2009. Nikon Coolpix, Jujaigou, China.: by promero2707, Views[280]
     
    I am in love with sunsets and sunrises because shows unique colors, want to show them with the amazing blue of the sea. Iphone HDR application, Oaxaca, South Mexico.: by promero2707, Views[212]
         		 Went to a Lama ceremony and was impressed with all the colors so I want to show this using the sun light upon the table. Taken with a Nikon DX40 nearby Mexico City. : by promero2707, Views[194]
         		 This young boy smiles proudly as he helps his grandfather with the canoe.: by tumbleweed, Views[356]
         		 Taking a moment alone after a long day...: by tumbleweed, Views[416]
         		 Women of the Embera tribe pose for a photograph.: by tumbleweed, Views[1743]
     
    The woman cook meals of fresh fish caught in the river.: by tumbleweed, Views[559]
         		 Gliding through the river on our way to the Embera village.: by tumbleweed, Views[335]
         		 This is the part of the final ascent. Due to the angles and incline I was unable to grab something as dramatic higher. You can see Lake Tahune in the bottom. This is where our hut for the night was located. The path to the right is the beginning of the 4 hour ascent climb. We elected to go in October (spring here in Australia) which is just before this area gets busy. We where surprised and delighted to find that many parts of the summit still had snow on it. You can see Yuri, in the vis jacket standing in some of it. To give some more scale you can see George standing on a rock above the lake.: by oliverhiggins, Views[469]
         		 Huon pine is very rare and found only in Tasmania. It is a very hardwood and due to the altitude when it dies it does not rot. Once we climbed high enough it was common to see many scenes like this where the pine skeletons still stand but the vegetation below prolific. You can see the path on the right, by the time we got this high the paths and tracks became quite sparse. This images was taken just below the summit and Lake Tahune. The wood itself is very rare and sought after, however this part of the wilderness is world heritage listed.: by oliverhiggins, Views[901]
         		 This was one of the many hand made bridges for walkers along the track. This particular one was halfway up Barrons Pass and presented us with the opportunity to take a break and refresh ourselves and the water supply. The hiker in the image is George and has to be one of the fittest and kindest people I have ever met.: by oliverhiggins, Views[421]
     
    The first day is about 16 km and will brought us to Lake Vera Hut. This day took 9 hours due to the thick mud that occupies the
         		 This was halfway through day 2. We had just made the steppest climb up Barron Pass. This image was halfway between the pass and the second climb. (Biggest and steepest set of stairs I have climbed) The track was still marked but very rocky and wet due to the mist.: by oliverhiggins, Views[340]
         		 Sunset is the most beautiful moment of the day, I never feel tired to shoot it. This is shot on my way back from grand prairie. Just rained here.: by nemoonearth, Views[331]
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         		 People watching the final band play and sing Hatikvah (The Hope) at the end of the rally. The entire crowd joined in with the song (which is the national anthem).: by julie_bien, Views[1079]
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         		 This is a little boy who i just happened to snap a picture of : by chloe_danelle, Views[200]
     
    these are drums we saw at a market piled on a post : by chloe_danelle, Views[218]
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         		 A leopard we followed that finally decided to take a break on a termite hill : by chloe_danelle, Views[208]
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