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    Landscape of Gunung Lumut at North Barito District in Central Kalimantan covered by tropical rain forest. This protected forest areas is a tower of fresh water for communities in three provinces in Kalimantan. For Muara Mea villagers, Gunung Lumut is a sacred place. They believe that their spirit will dwell in the mountain when they died before reaching heaven. by: iamdreamcatcher Views[1289] Seagulls know how to enjoy sunsets. Funny how nature finds harmony with all. by: elenanikolovska Views[754] If only these trees could talk. They would tell us all the secrets of the lake by: elenanikolovska Views[677] The sun and the old wooden pier on Lake Ohrid. Friends through time. by: elenanikolovska Views[738] A golden evening in the French Landes, heading to beach through the woods. by: gzegosch Views[599]
     
    A night by the quiet lake of Sainte-Croix, there was a big party going on in the city across the lake. by: gzegosch Views[641] Lake du Bourget, Aix-les-bains, on a cloudy day, it started raining at the end of the exposure, gear is still safe ! by: gzegosch Views[489] The cascade des tufs in French Jura, a beautiful hidden place, like so many in France. by: gzegosch Views[616] An evening over a vineyard in Alsace, this shot was taken two steps from the entrance of my tent. by: gzegosch Views[727] Jaflong, Sylhet 2013.Dawki Suspension Bridge India. Meghalaya Dawki Bridge, is a suspension bridge over the Umngot river. It was constructed in 1932 by the Britishers. by: world_nomads_adventures Views[2210]
     
    Jaflong, Sylhet 2013.Stone Collection from the Mari River, Jaflong. The Mari river is coming from the great Himalayas of India, which bringing million tons of stone boulders with its tide. You can watch the stone collection from the river in Jaflong as well as you can enjoy the boating in the river Mari. by: world_nomads_adventures Views[1465] Jaflong, Sylhet 2013.Stone Collection from the Mari River, Jaflong. The Mari river is coming from the great Himalayas of India, which bringing million tons of stone boulders with its tide. You can watch the stone collection from the river in Jaflong as well as you can enjoy the boating in the river Mari. by: world_nomads_adventures Views[1023] Jaflong, Sylhet 2013.The Mari River, Jaflong. Jaflong is one of the most attractive tourist spots in Sylhet division. It's about 60 km far from Sylhet town and takes two hours drive to reach there. Jaflong is also a scenic spot nearby amidst tea gardens and rate beauty of rolling stones from hills. It is situated besides the river Peain in the lap of Hill Khashia. by: world_nomads_adventures Views[917] Shades of Blue – texture of Svinafellsjokull glacier in Skaftafell by: maitrayee Views[620] Closer to the clouds - Stopping to admire the view on the path leading from the top of Sass Pordoi (2950m) to the next summit, Piz Boè (3152m). by: blindreflections Views[614]
     
    Imponent Nature - A path leads under the rocky formations of the Catinaccio Group, Dolomiti, Italy. by: blindreflections Views[684] Shadows play on the Sas Becè group and the valley below, photographed from the top of Sass Pordoi, Dolomiti, Italy. by: blindreflections Views[639] A storm approaches - Rain clouds form above Piz Boè and the valley below. by: blindreflections Views[681] Tucked away from Hsipaw town in Shan State, Nothern Myanmar, there is a small village composing of about 15 houses residing on the basin of a river. Surrounded by a dense forest, with a population of about 30 inhabitants, the village is home for villagers from different Palaung, Shan and Pa O, minorities and a prosperous natural plantations of sugarcane, rubber trees, banana trees and, rice fields by: isma Views[1344] One of the locusts in Madagascar. While in Ranomafana National Park we saw a locust in the rainforest. Our guide, who has been guiding in the park for 30 years said he had never before seen a locust actually in the rainforest. If the locusts start destroying the rainforests as they have the crop fields, it would be disastrous for many endemic and unique species that are already suffering from deforestation. by: laurabarclay Views[891]
     
    A locust plague is devastating Madagascar, with billions of locusts destroying crops and threatening the rainforests. When I came upon these locusts I thought at first it was a cloud of smoke from burning lands, but as we got closer we saw the real cloud - millions of locusts sweeping the landscape. Two little children run through the field catching locusts in bags. Families were roasting the locusts as a new food source to replace the crops lost due to the plague. by: laurabarclay Views[1376] Traveling down the Autobahn at 100km/h, trees blurred, moon following behind by: sabinarysnik Views[960]
     
    View from Llogara Pass at the coastal road. The vast natural beauty of Albania should be preserved and shows the country's untapped possibilities. by: zsumaksa Views[1490] «Local fishermen in Vang Vieng, Laos» Vang Vieng, Laos, December 2012. In an amazing scenery, local fishermen try to catch some fish in Nam Song River. This river is the heart of Vang Vieng and many locals depend on it. It's a beautiful and peaceful town with the serenety of the mountains as a background. by: rosafurtado Views[1747] Madagascar was torn from the African mainland some 160 million years ago and evolved a highly diversified assemblage of landscapes, each home to unique animal and plant species. The semi-arid southwestern part of the island is dominated by vast savannahs, such as that of Isalo National Park. Those grasslands are expanding rapidly due to abusive land use and climate change, threatening the very few remaining forests of the country. by: sandra_ab Views[889] Surrounded by beautiful scenery you could, at times, be forgiven for forgetting that this is a refugee camp. But refugees aren’t allowed an income. They aren’t allowed to farm this land. To be allowed to have a market stall to sell their produce, they have to pay bribes to the officials. by: moonlight Views[825] Vishnu temple at Kahjuraho, the temple is also famous for its kamasutra carvings and lush green lawns surrounding it. by: exeperience_photography Views[3535]
     
    Across the bar we reach the seaside, we may rest for a while. by: alesig Views[249] Natural Park, Talampaya by: caris Views[835] Natural Park, Talampaya by: caris Views[567] Natural Park, Talampaya by: caris Views[584] Natural Park, Talampaya by: caris Views[558]
     
    Natural Park, Talampaya by: caris Views[596] by: vedra Views[462] Sunshine. by: yurimessas Views[315] Lake view in a sunny morning by: yurimessas Views[440] Storybook by: dlife Views[411]
     
    Treptower Park is divided by Puschkinallee and while one side hosts a Russian monument this area was found by just a random walk. As soon as I saw it I knew I wanted to photograph some girl there. Despite being surrounded by man made roads it seemed untouched and virgin as the vegetation grew almost to your knees. I wanted a natural background against the girls and this tiny area was a mirage. by: morrisvais Views[598] A lone orca swims along with the Chilkat Mountain range in the Inside Passage of Southeast Alaska by: ccil516 Views[1332] In the case of Mbaka Oromo Primary School, the answer is more than 600. Waves of children clad in pale blue and yellow uniforms trek up to ten miles a day to get an education. by: rarudwall Views[1493] Agra to Jaipur © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[1886] NorthWestern Greece countryside (as seen from the train to Thessaloniki). by: arollingstone Views[2783]
     
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