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This is my submission for International Women’s Day. You see this image told a completely different story before, but something I never forgot about was the secondary story that crept into my mind and would stay there for when the time was right. The time is now perfect. While the original story we told was to do with manipulation for ones own personal gain as seen by the expression on the background model’s face, I realised this image could also tell the story of empowering others. And more specifically in this case, women empowering other women which I saw as a great strength!

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this photo has a funny story. after i composed my shot, i heared dogs barking in the distance but i didnt realize that they were heading my way…with no friendly intentions. i took several shots and when it seemed that the sound was getting closer i moved my attention to the surroundings and i saw 5 pairs of eyes sparkling in the dark and i thought…well…this is it:) but i kept calm and packed all my gear and i used my headlamp to blind them and walked backwards to my car. after i got in the car i realized that i was holding my breath and i laughed :) yeeey i’m alive!

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Visiting an exhibition on Matadero in Madrid, my friend and I found this installation from Mandalaki, it’s called DI_LIGHTFUL. It’s a small room with lights that create circles of very different colours. We just went nuts with it, I think we took about 50 pictures just in this place. We’ve been in Madrid for a couple of days now for work, and we are simply in love with the city. If anyone is considering visiting, DO IT. It’s amazing. The classic and the modern all together, beautiful and welcoming people, lots of art, opportunities and great moments.

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Walking around Sydney Mardi Gras 2019 capturing this special event. The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras is one of Australia’s biggest tourist drawcards, with the parade and dance party attracting many international and domestic tourists. It is New South Wales’ second-largest annual event in terms of economic impact, generating an annual income of about A$30 million for the state. The event grew from gay rights parades held annually since 1978 and has been a major help in passing the same-sex marriage legislation in Australia on 9 December 2017.

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Brown skin girl on the other side of the room Brown skin girl staring with her brown eyes Oh, baby, don’t you know you’re a cutie pie Princess, little honey with the polka dot dress on Ruby-lipped lady whose name I don’t know Let me tell you, darling -Leon Bridges

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Brown skin girl on the other side of the room Brown skin girl staring with her brown eyes Oh, baby, don’t you know you’re a cutie pie Princess, little honey with the polka dot dress on Ruby-lipped lady whose name I don’t know Let me tell you, darling -Leon Bridges

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When you on a bus and don’t know what to do.

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Beige paint on a canvas

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My dog, Mahoney, chilling on the sofa on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

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Big Bend National Park doesn't allow dogs on its trails, so when my husband and I pulled up to a viewing area across from Santa Elena Canyon, we decided to trade off and I stayed behind first under this beautiful blooming Sweet Acacia (Huisache) tree with our pup while my husband walked down the river trail to the Rio Grande.

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On a beautiful night along the pacific coast, we caught the sunset at Canon Beach, Oregon. With the water receding, a beautiful reflection was caught.

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Please help support by following @dayinmydreams on Instagram xoxo Girl lies comfortably in a white bed in luxury blue silk pajamas, hugging her best friend white husky dog. This is the kind of happiness people live for.

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Taken in the Scottish Highlands on a roadtrip

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I was hiking around Yosemite and photographing with a variety of lenses. I took several shots with a 28mm f2 and some with my 50mm f1.8. It seemed I was capturing good pictures but all of them only slightly deviated from the typical pictures you see of these colossal rocks. On whim I pulled out my dad’s old 200mm Minolta Rokkor telephoto lens that used in the 1970s with his XD11. I started shooting with this heavy old lens and quickly became obsessed with the details and colors it showed. Somehow a lens with a narrower field of view helped show just how giant and beautiful El Capitan is.

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My first morning in ghyangphedi I washed my dirty face in the river. Left my glasses on a rock and screamed when the glacier water hit my face. Eventually the sun rose high enough to sneak its warmth into this deep valley. Giving the perfect opportunity to bath for the first time in a week and jump into the freezing water.

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While on a trip to Dalarna, central Sweden, we were blessed with clear skies and lovely thick snow.

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Lagos was actually the first place I was able to get really close to seagulls. There where a lot of them on the beaches and they were constantly fighting for the places with the best views. I tried to get a close shot and moved a little closer with every picture I took, but at some point my respect of them just got too big, so I stayed away. This one, that was actually taken from further away is definitely my favorite.

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When the city shuts down for a snowstorm, I pack my skates, hike into the woods and enjoy this incredible spot to myself. Nothing beats the magic a snow storm brings. Huge snowflakes and complete silence on the ice, with the exception of the odd ice crack rippling through the valley reminding you that you’re on top of a lake of water.

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Our french bulldog Ruby Tuesday @officialrubytuesday sleeping inside her teepee on her favorite concrete floor and a little sheep rug.

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There’s nothing like a Michigan beach in my book. The sand is thick and grainy, perfect for afternoon drip castles that can last all day. Seagulls sing for hours, driftwood begs you to find a crafty project, and friends dot the sand without it feeling crowded. Bring a towel, a book, and your best shades because you’re going to be here for a while. Even on overcast days, this is the place to be.

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Shot with a 10-stop ND filter on a very overcast day in winter, January 2019.

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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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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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This photo was taken at Multnomah Falls on a spring afternoon.

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On a road trip through the American Southwest; I stopped by Shiprock, New Mexico for this beautiful sight.

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Bagrati Cathedral The Cathedral of the Dormition, or the Kutaisi Cathedral, more commonly known as Bagrati Cathedral, is an 11th-century cathedral in the city of Kutaisi, in the Imereti region of Georgia. A masterpiece of the medieval Georgian architecture, the cathedral suffered heavy damage throughout centuries and was reconstructed to its present state through a gradual process starting in the 1950s, with major conservation works concluding in 2012. A distinct landmark in the scenery of central Kutaisi, the cathedral rests on the Ukimerioni Hill. - Wikipedia -

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Going through the Atlas mountains I took a couple of shots but wanted to introduce framing. As a result, there's a gradient on framing from the hard rugged rock all the way to the snowy mountains.

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If you have never experienced a slot canyon hike, I really think you should do it. Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona is a fantastic place. An easy hike and great guides make it simply unforgettable. You'll want a wide angle and a high ISO camera.

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Exploring the local trails in my hometown in Colorado. Came across this hiker and his awesome dog and had to snap a photo!

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Sunset on a voyage

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Niiiiiice!

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Three minutes before the avalanche left, I was at that spot. Happiness in misfortune, it's a pity that I didn't have more time to adjust the aperture! I also had the old 50mm lens on the camera, which doesn't work properly anymore! Otherwise, it would have become a perfect shot, so it is a hot snapshot!

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I was exploring an old town in Eastern Oregon and came across these homemade signs on the wall of an old building. I'm pretty sure the building was vacant, as was the building facing these signs. There are a lot of questions here and I'm sure there's a story behind whatever it was that compelled someone to make these. I originally identified this town as Condon, Oregon. I drove back through the area and it was actually Wasco, Oregon. Forgive me for mixing up these two major metropolises!

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Nestled on Ten Mile Beach between Woody Head and Evens Head lies Black Rocks. A unique getaway distinguished by the crumbly Coffee Rock, giving the park its name.

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

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Long exposure shot of a rock on the beach

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Kittens on a window sill.

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My entire life I have wanted to make it to this very spot on Mono Lake, California. The rock formations called tufas, and are this sort of eerie wonderland. Sunrise was not a disappointment, and was a peaceful moment of exploration.

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Hike 3 miles to get to this falls. Came early hoping that no one else would be here. With an empty parking lot and no one on the trail, I had a peaceful walk and great exploring of the falls and river to myself. Found a perfect spot for the light just as it got high enough above the horizon. An instant favorite of mine.

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Last light hitting a snowy Kirkjufell Mountain at sunset in Iceland.

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I didn't intend to make the star effect on this photo but when I saw it, I looked up at a sliver of a crescent moon veiled by thin clouds. I decided I like the star effect better. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.

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Walking across this gap is an impressive feat. Arthur Pera takes a break in the middle of a 173m highline on the coast of Sydney, AUS. He's wearing a harness and proper safety equipment is used to ensure there is minimal danger.

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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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I went to Berlin with some good friends a few weeks ago. We were pretty late for the sunset, but made it just in time. We went up on a terrace of a hotel there to get that view! I'm really happy with the result of that long exposure. What do you think?

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Travel Mug on a Rock Mockup

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Dogs Welcome Humans Tolerated - A Dog SVG Cut File

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Woman take a rest from hiking on the rock

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Lighthouse on a pier

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SVG Vector image of a dog on a leash

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SVG Dog on a tree vector illustration

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