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Socks the cat. Original public | Free Photo - rawpixel

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Coral and Sea Life in the John | Free Photo - rawpixel

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Vertical calendar for April 2023 with cute Easter rabbit with an egg. Vector illustration the year of the rabbit, symbol of 2023. Week starts on Sunday

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(Grasshopper and sunflower)Original from the Minneapolis | Free Photo - rawpixel

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Flathead and AbaloneOriginal from the Minneapolis | Free Photo - rawpixel

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Peony and Butterfly. Original from the Minneapolis | Free Photo - rawpixel

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SVG waiting out the storm

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Seasonal postcard template with Spring Is In The Air phrase written with cursive calligraphic font, blooming wild meadow flowers, snail, birds and butterflies

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{repeat spacer] whilst taking photos of the typewriters a kid walked by saying 'are these what they used to use instead of computers' and I felt about 400 years old 😂

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One of the more well known exhibits at the Monterey Bay Aquarium is the Jelly exhibit, and I can see why. Getting such a close look at these slow moving creatures was pretty awesome.

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Mother manatee and calf swimming out of the inlet.

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This little girl is so much more than a princess. Such a cute book for young girls, encouraging them to think and dream bigger than the princess fantasy so heavily marketed to them. Published by Thought Catalog Books | shopcatalog.com

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Quiet on the lake. If you're interested in using this image on your website and plan on including an attribution, would you please link to my website, www.jackchurch.photo in the description? Thank you!

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Shot on film. My favorite animal model, this time on analog film. And through the 70-200 Canon lens. And no, it's not so much fun to use ;)

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This simple image of a bunch of peonies in a vase is just lovely. My wife arranged them beautifully and I just had to take a shot of it.

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Here's a cool closeup of the Painted Hills Unit at the John Day National Monument in Central Oregon. I love how the setting sun brought out the color and depth to this awesome landmark.

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Serving cocktails on a pretty tray just makes them that much better. Anything with grapefruit is my go-to cocktail.

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A bright Yellow Warbler who didn't seem the least bit bothered by the heavy rain and wind. He was bouncing around in the low brush in front of my friend and I. It landed on a lot of great perches, some a little distant like this one that gave a great sense of environment and the rain and some closer and right near us. I really likd how the bird was framed in on this perch and you could easily see the heavy rain that was not fun to shoot in but worth it.

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

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We only have one earth - So we should better start taking care of it! For sure, this is an amazing spot to photograph in Iceland, but let's think about the background of this plane. At some point humans crashed it on Iceland. And since then it's laying there. And now think about this plane in a metaphoric way - the human impact on the environment is huge and sadly in a negative way. We are all living together on this earth - We are all connected. So every single person should think about their personal impact on the environment and maybe start to decrease their "footprint".

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My father took this picture over 40 years ago. He was living in Canada after emigrating from Ireland and saw the country as a rich land full of opportunity.

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Shot on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier NP, Montana, USA. The sunset light I had hoped for was replaced with an overcast sky and some low cloud cover. I was pretty much done for the evening when I was driving back and noticed the fast moving clouds moving among the mountains.

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A sound-activated remote camera station placed northeast of Launch Complex 39-A captures the launch of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy on April 11, 2019. This view (water tower on the left and crew access tower on the right) is rare, as this is only the second time that SpaceX as opened the north-side camera locations.

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The light of the setting sun hits Mt Cook with the glacial water of the Hooker River in the foreground. This was just off the Hooker Valley Track in New Zealand. The hike was awesome, and hard to beat in the views per mile/difficulty level. It's a relatively short, flat hike that has 3 cool bridges and great views in every direction.

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A Veiled chameleon - i like this photo because both the eye and the nails are in focus.

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An altar in the compounds of Fushimi Inari Taisha (Shrine) in Kyoto, Japan.

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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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I got an exceptional possibility to visit otherwise closed houses in Tallinn, Kopli. I captured this piece in an old factory, in the living rooms. What really drew me was the randomness of every object in this room. It also had a bit of eerie energy.

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Lovely spring day at my local park, the smell was incredible! I was sitting under this beautiful tree and the wind was blowing small petals on me, it felt magical.

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The amazing pleated round leaves of the fan palm Licuala cordata. I took this photo from an angle which I liked - the leaves are not arranged. Photographed in the conservatory at the Cairns Botanic Gardens in Australia.

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Lovely stencil work by thepinkbear.rebel street artist of a neanderthal man holding a briefcase in one hand and a spear in the other. Wearing a shirt, tie and suit jacket over an animal skin. Ready for a solid days work.

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Enjoy your meal! I would love to hear your comments! Check out my Instagram @picoftasty more surprise there! From now on, Every Saturday (Central Time - US & Canada) I will release Lightroom preset for people who are interested in food photography check out my website and download it for free. This is a great opportunity to practice and take your images to the next level. Now subscribe, get the latest release first Any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

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This Carolina Wren flew in to the feeders that I had hanging from this gorgeous branch and after having its fill of food it hopped up onto the branch and gave me a few poses. This was my favorite as it stood up tall and right in the one opening in the branches. I had set up to shoot backlit for the feeders because I knew the sun would be too bright for a front lit shot and would look harsh. Using backlight and a row of dark green bushes in shade I was able to capture this dramatically lit shot of the little bird and the beautiful pink spring cherry blossoms.

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Rosa banksiae is known as a rose without thorns. They are easy to grow and create arches and fences of flowers.

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Exploring an ice cave for the first time in my life was an incredible experience! Walking over 1000 year old ice, in the middle of one of the biggest glacier of Europe make me feel so small but you feel inside the earth and part of a cycle. An experience that enforce the sense of respect we must have about environment.

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Social Media Agency and Content Studio The Creative Exchange IG: @thecreative_exchange http://thecreativeexchange.co Brooklyn, NY

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Water bungalows spreading across the beautiful Maldivian reef with a turquoise lagoon on the left and the deep blue on the right.

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Enjoy your drink! If you like this picture please give me a “like” let me know your feedback, or leave your Comments/suggestions below check out my Instagram @picoftasty more surprise there! From now on, Every Saturday (Central Time - US & Canada) I will release Lightroom preset for people who are interested in food photography check out my website and download it for free. This is a great opportunity to practice and take your images to the next level. Now subscribe, get the latest release first Any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

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Enjoy your meal! If you like this picture please give me a “like” let me know your feedback, or leave your Comments/suggestions below check out my Instagram @picoftasty more surprise there! From now on, Every Saturday (Central Time - US & Canada) I will release Lightroom preset for people who are interested in food photography check out my website and download it for free. This is a great opportunity to practice and take your images to the next level. Now subscribe, get the latest release first Any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

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The female Eclectus parrot is a gorgeous dark blue and red, while the males are dull by comparison, but this photo shows a colourful portion of the plumage between the wing on the left and the breast on the right.

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All you need for this shot is some pomme frites (french fries) and some patience. Let the birds know you have some with a good teaser fry, then hold it where you want them to land. Have the camera ready in the other hand and be ready to hold the trigger for that one good shot. Sadly, though, this beautiful monument of art is in a state of tragedy.

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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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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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I was travelling across Vietnam for a month in 2018. While trekking through a jungle, I came across a cave with a narrow opening and I went in until there was no more light. This is the last bit of the cave that was lit up. after this, it was pure darkness.

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An afternoon visit at the Sheikh Zayed Mosque.

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Detail shot from artwork by Kenny Random. Often his street art which pop up in unexpected locations and brighten up any locations they were positioned.

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It's one of the two shot of the two shots of the "meteor shower" project. And one of my first projects using the "funnel paint pour" technique. It was supposed to look pastel, delicate with smooth transitions. But the paint always does what it wants ;)

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Snout Beetles owe the name to the sometimes strongly extended head with the probes that are often in the middle or at the very front. Some species have a snout that is not as strongly extended (for example, species from the subfamily Scolytinae) and there are also beetles from other infra-orders that have a somewhat extended ‘snout’, so that confusion may occur in some species.

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