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    Even in the rubles, it still reflect's the intricate beauty of the city's history by: robertsonr Views[301] this is a grouper, things at reef all are super sized this one is no exception by: boatlife Views[388] This is one of my cherished memories, The day i got to climb up the light house at North Reef by: boatlife Views[345] this is a sun rise at north reef a 8 hour run out to sea, its a very surreal place. by: boatlife Views[644] these are common dolphins they often come and play in the waves beside the boat. by: boatlife Views[461]
     
    This is a Solder Crab I saw on a deserted beach while having a wonder round the island. by: boatlife Views[569] Looking at these people and the steam boilers it feels like the world never changed. by: endlessvoage Views[845] Gentle whale sharks roam the nearby gulf waters in late Summer. by: rachelwolfe Views[335] Resisting to the water The awesome way to fight nature's cold and wet hug. by: sadswanstory Views[566] all the elements of the earth are here waiting for me to shoot them, sun is giving the best pose, with extra shining smile, water is cool down there.... by: beyondimagination Views[452]
     
    The Oyster bed - Narrooma, coastal NSW Australia, my interpretation of deep water and crunchy oyster shells. Narooma is extremely beautiful and has many wonderful camping and retreat spots close by. by: avalyn Views[716] Even more variation in the blueness of the water by: pmok Views[232] Tzambika Beach in Rhodes Island by: adora Views[356] Isla Bastimentos still remains relatively tranquil, despite recent resort developments. Fishermen, however, are more worried about the huge decline in large fish populations due to over-fishing by large overseas companies. by: darrenguyaz Views[647] A huge resort, Red Frog Beach Resort, opened up the beach from this undeveloped beach on the Caribbean side of Isla Bastimentos. by: darrenguyaz Views[400]
     
    The once-tranquil Isla Bastimentos is facing potential development issues that will forever affect the character of this roadless, quiet paradise. by: darrenguyaz Views[493] It's mainly the women who have to walk a really long way to get water but when it came to getting a photo only the men were around. I bet the ladies were out working in the fields. At least they don't have to walk far for water now. by: sharoncrean Views[528] The results of having access to water. More deep bore wells are needed for so many people but it all comes down to how much money we can raise and fundraising is a lot of hard work. by: sharoncrean Views[406] It doesn't matter where I am in the world as soon as kids see a camera they can't help themselves and get silly. These kids were no different. When they saw themselves on the video screen they thought it was the most hilarious thing they'd ever seen. by: sharoncrean Views[558] These kids don't have the money to pay for school fees so instead one of their jobs was to collect water for their families. We would baulk at the idea of a 4 year old carrying 30kg's of water but to them it's all they've ever known. by: sharoncrean Views[643]
     
    While checking out the hand pump who would come along but a couple of women and a child. They told us they were very happy because they didn't have to walk 7km's each day just to get water. Instead it was only a couple of minutes walk. They weren't too keen on getting their photo taken until they discovered we were the ones who got the well organised. by: sharoncrean Views[332] One of the deep bore wells we were checking out for an orphanage in Gulu. Lizzie gives the hand pump a good going over before tasting the water. by: sharoncrean Views[325] What is up, must come down. Nothing competes with the free flow of water in a natural state of constant movement. by: snb3000 Views[223] My desert tour guide took me to see this magic pond. No one eats the fish in the pond because of a legendary story that I unfortunately forget. The girl next to me was too shy to be in my picture, ergo the awkward pose... by: shayna Views[858] Fasting in over 100 degree weather in Morocco is an experience, to say the least. Yes, I was that desperate. by: shayna Views[460]
     
    A peaceful landscape in Sweden. In spring the sun is shinning all evening until 10pm. Photo taken with SONY Alpha 350, Automatic Program by: indigoeyes Views[1753] Brazilia's architecture remains to When I arrived down the stairs to the cellar a lady tourist was drinking water from ordinary faucet curiously placed on the wall, maybe half meter from the floor. She continued the one-hour tour of monastery not knowing that few centuries ago that wall had enclosed a small cave turning it into cistern. Even few centuries before that the cave was first shelter in the desert for the hermitage founders. Is there a better parable of faith than that of water being where once desert was? by: brka Views[578] Rice is survival. This is a dirty and difficult work, but it gives life. It is important for every village, every person. Work from dawn to dusk. But when you Journeying rice fields, sitting on the bike or the bus, it seems incredibly beautiful, endless paddy fields is a lovely sight to everyone. by: shantiom Views[564] Golden Flood. The Menindee lakes fill in a once-a-decade moment, bringing life to the region but killing the trees which have grown in the dry lake bed. by: robin_nagy Views[1054]
     
    Destination complete, journey continues by: kamlesh Views[344] Unfolding path by: kamlesh Views[255] Trapped water and garbage trying to get to the ocean reflects the tourist cars parked along the beach at Mt. Irvine beach. by: goodnoise Views[829] Matteo - A gondolier in Venice by: italy Views[285] I think there's no much to say about it, Youth, thats the translation of the tittle. No worries about the danger, the time, the problems, the life itself, only enjoy the moment, and have a fun day swimming at the old dam with your fellows. by: calabozo Views[415]
     
    Here is a piece of history, what you see is the old control tower of Calabozo's dam, today is almost like a symbolic toll for visitors who cross the long bridge to get the north entrance of the old town. by: calabozo Views[368] This lady live in the Playas del Coco comunity... one of the most visited places by turists in Guanacaste. It was about 3pm and my friend Javier and I were make some divulgation about sardinal case. We were exausted and thirsty... city guys are not prepared for such dry weathers! And this lady noticed. She invite us to sit down, while her dauther brought us a water glass. While she told us about how, in high season there could be no water for days, even whole weeks, I took this picture. For me it was the picture of the day. Her eyes, and the small smile which was drawn in her lips told us everything.... old times are always better. by: crisro Views[541] This boy live in Joal Fadiouth, Senegal by: lemzo Views[1430] (Barrington Tops National Park Camping trip, October 2009) by: crustyadventures Views[1563]
     
    Fresh water! by: murtaza Views[256] Careful! by: murtaza Views[339] On the Ganges by: allwelcome Views[789] Inlet into the cliffs by: mredovan Views[723] snorkelling in muddy waters by: allwelcome Views[625]
     
    we're clean!!! by: allwelcome Views[618] by: allwelcome Views[580] by: allwelcome Views[616] noosa beaches! by: allwelcome Views[2988] Lofoten - on the way to Reine by: allwelcome Views[913]
     
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