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Bow of the TITANIC

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Schools of rockhind and creolefish rest along the reef.

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Mother manatee and calf swimming out of the inlet.

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A starry night in the Maldives. A surreal moment, one of the last shared with a friend who passed away shortly after the trip, Cole Younger. This photo means a lot to me, one of my favorites.

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Dark skies over the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland.

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I took this after hiking down to the bottom of this almost 200-foot waterfall in Marion County, Oregon. I wanted to capture the awesome rock shelf and the wild flowers blooming on its ledge, along with that beautiful old-growth forest in the background.

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The bridge of love Tidung island, Indonesia Connecting two islands - Tidung besar & Tidung kecil.

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I have been getting into a lot of free diving lately here in Hawaii. Diving deeper and deeper every time and getting more comfortable in the blue abyss.

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One week with friends and family in a lonely finca on Mallorca. I remember taking this shot after having barbecue and some glasses of wine in the backyard of our stay. Laughing, talking and listening to music with your best ones until sun rises is pure magic.

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A glimmer of sunset light illuminates hills in the foreground overlooking Chile's Valle de la Luna.

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View down on to the lava swimming pools at Porto Moniz on the island of Madeira.

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Minutes after I took this photo, the clouds rolled in. The valley had disappeared, leaving nothing but the highest peaks visible through a thick layer of gray.

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Dark skies over an unnamed set of cascades just off the ring road in Iceland.

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Early dawn against the blue waters of the southern coast of Australia along the Great Ocean Road.

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A shot of old fisherman's hut at the sea.

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It was a beautiful but windy evening, with small waves rolling in. The off-shore wind made for long peeling waves, and the incoming mist made the nightsky a lush gradient of warm pink and purplish blue hues.

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That Wanaka Tree reflected in the calm waters of early morning in New Zealand. Another shot of the famous tree, this one a wide angle and shot much earlier in the morning than my previous post

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The soft light of early dawn illuminates the southern coast of Australia at Twelve Apostles, along the Great Ocean Road

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This photo is taken after the sunset when most of the other photographers have left this popular spot in Laguna Beach. Finally there are no more people in the frame and the lights from the far away added more color to the picture.

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A moody morning down at durdle door. The lack of sunrise light meant I tried out a few different kind of shots, utilising the waves on show to get some lovely trails looking towards bats head. You can't beat this place there is always a shot!

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An aerial view of a beach on the small island of Bornholm. Taken minutes a few minutes after sunset during the blue hour with the DJI Mavic 2 Pro.

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We were up at 3:30am on the day that the clocks went forward to summit the Cobbler and catch the first light of the summer. We made it to the top by 6:30am to catch the sunrise then once we had taken a few shots my friend climbed on top of the Needle (a rocky protrusion on the Cobbler) and looked out towards Ben Lomond. Without a cloud in the sky the light was perfect.

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Sunset near Gibson Steps at Twelve Apostles Marine National Park in Australia.Had a great time driving the Great Ocean Road in Australia. Watching the sun set along the shore at Twelve Apostles was one of my favorite things, the ocean never ceases to amaze!

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The Cape Hatteras lighthouse, captured with love on a brisk evening in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Even without the proper gear for a long exposure shot like this, I think it still turned out alright. I'd also like to give a shout out to the state and national park services for all they do to preserve the natural beauty found within our country. They make a huge difference and I really can't thank them enough.

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At the exit of a cave. The silence reigned.

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When I take a photo I always try to think of how can I describe what I see, or emotion behind it in one word. I call this one - "vulnerable".

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Not only I took this cool picture with a Rycote Blimp and the Sony MDR 7502 headphones, I also recorded the sounds coming from the ricefield. Sound is something that a picture can't tell you. A picture ends by its frame but not the sound! I traveled 35 days from Ho Chi Minh City to Ha Giang and lived another month in Hanoi and created one of the largest sound libraries from Vietnam. Feel free to go to my website https://freetousesounds.com and check out all the royalty free recordings from Vietnam and 20 other countries!

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I took this picture and recorded the sounds of the ocean in Paphos! If you looking for cool sound-related shirts you should check out https://wavkind.com and for the sounds go to https://freetousesounds.com!

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If you looking for cool sound-related shirts you should check out https://wavkind.com! I took this picture and recorded the sounds inside this little harbor in North Cyprus! I created already the largest sound library from Cyprus and you can find all these recordings on my website https://freetousesounds.com!

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Part-way through the coast of California sits a lonely lighthouse looking on to the Pacific Ocean.

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Carleigh (@carleighelise) enjoying the view of Queen's Bath, Kauai as the sun sets.

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We took a little trip to the east of tenerife. At one point we left our car in a parking lot... We went for a swim and enjoyed the sun on our faces. Later that day, when we came back to get our car, the parking lot was closed!🤦🏼‍♂️ We asked people in the restaurants nearby but nobody seemed to be able to help us. A very kind man who lived in a village which wasn’t far from the parking lot said he would drive back into the village and ask the people there who could open the parking area. In the meantime my friends and I watched the beautiful sunset and I took this picture.🌄 After waiting for ages, someone came and opened the parking lot for us. Even though it was annoying at first, I’d say we did make the best out of a bad situation.👏🏼

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Took this in the bay of Dunsborough, WA. Saw this little buddy all by itself, and couldn't resist capturing this moment. :)

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I took this photo in the beautiful Italian town of Tropea, two years ago. The city is towering above the beach, a unique scene! The water was crystal clear and a beautiful blue

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ADD ME ON INSTAGRAM: daventuree It’s been a week since I have arrived here in Tenerife. The sunsets at the sea horizon, the spanish food and the incredible landscapes have already earned a special place in my heart.💛 My first weekend trip took me to this surreal place where hundreds of crabs were bustling around this so called “piscinas naturales”. Those natural pools emerged from arbitrary vulcanic streams.🌋

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Airbnb we stayed at celebrating twenty years of marriage. Cozy little house nestled in the woods in Roberts Creek, BC @eastcreekstudio

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I took this photo as part of the #photo-challenge. I've carried this dream catcher with me for years. I enjoyed trying to photograph it. #unsplashopen

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I took this photo in the beautiful Italian town of Tropea, two years ago. The city is towering above the beach, a unique scene!

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Famous view of the fisher village Hamnøya on the lofoten islands

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View from the top of mount segla, norway

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Durdle Door Durdle Door (sometimes written Durdle Dor) is a natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast near Lulworth in Dorset, England. It is privately owned by the Welds, a family who owns 12,000 acres (50 km2) in Dorset in the name of the Lulworth Estate. It is open to the public. The name Durdle is derived from the Old English word ‘thirl' meaning bore or drill. - Wikipedia -

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so, it was my first Goa trip.An event company hire me for photography for three days. I was not knowing that i'm going by cruise.after knowing i was feeling mad. and after facing this large ship.I can't stop myself to capture that moment. And the result is in front of you all.

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It has always been a dream to travel to Micronesia, but it’s a whole other story to get the opportunity to go, and dive the biggest graveyard of WWII ships in the world. The place I am speaking of is Chuck Lagoon of the Federated States of Micronesia, located about 1,000km south east from Guam on the Pacific Ocean. This is the remains of one of the merchant ships that sunk during Operation Hailstorm that took place in 1944.

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[…]But the deeper emotional experience was me standing in the water and looking. The water was still quite warm. Way warmer than the air around so I was naturally drawn to stay. It felt like the water around my legs, the wind, the fresh air that filled my lungs, the scenery of the setting sun […] It’s the same story like the other popular Picture of this scene. It was so amazing. Even when I think of this now, my internal World calms down. the whole text doesn’t fit here :) More to read at Instagram @le_me_sane

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Bixby Creek Bridge, also known as Bixby Canyon Bridge, on the Big Sur coast of California, is one of the most photographed bridges in California due to its aesthetic design, “graceful architecture and magnificent setting”. It is a reinforced concrete open-spandrel arch bridge.

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Over the cliffs of Torrey Pines

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Legend has it that Java island was was once floating on the ocean, unstable and shaky. The Gods decided to move a piece of Mount Meru from India and nail it down to the earth so that the whole island of Java would stop moving. This new mountain ( the one in the picture) is then called Semeru.

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Initially we were disappointed to see clouds covering the sunset, but it ended up being the most stunning part of our trip.

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In the US we have “daylight savings time” — and today was the first day to have an extra hour of daylight, so I made the most of it!

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This picture was taken over one of the most Southern beach In South Africa. This is where two oceans meet which make for some of the most beautiful waters in the world.

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