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Canoes rest in the calm waters of Lake Moraine on a chilly morning.

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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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Man walking towards the ocean below the Santa Monica Pier

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Milford Sound I took this photo on my road trip around New Zealand whilst on a cruise around the beautiful Milford Sound

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I saw quite a few lakes in Banff, but Moraine Lake is my absolute favourite. No matter the weather, there is some outstanding beauty there; as can be seen here on an overcast day! I can't wait to go back here, I'm totally in love with Canada haha!

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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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Moraine Lake has been somewhere I've wanted to visit for 15 years. Last week I finally managed to go there with my Fiancée and what an absolutely beautiful lake it is. When we landed in Calgary we had a 1.5 hour drive to our hotel in Banff and then slept for 3 hours before going on the drive up to Moraine Lake. We arrived at 5:30 to beat the crowds and got super lucky with the weather as it had rained the night before. This place is very special, and everyone should go and see it at least once. I can't wait to go back

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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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Mono Rising - The onset of stormy weather created reflections of light and color on the water at sunrise.

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At the Broad in LA — the water fountains on the second floor are really well lit.

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A moment on Reynisfjara, the black sand beach in southern Iceland. The beach can get quite populated with tourists but patience with the crowds allowed for this moment.

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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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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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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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Dawn breaks on the Pacific Ocean along the Great Ocean Road in southern Australia.

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This photo has been used in a website ( https://www.btbpress.com ). I am not sure if anyone else has used this photo somewhere else yet, but I would be happy if I see someone using it and letting me know about it, just share your work, website or whatever you are working on with me and the world. Feel free to use it anywhere you would like to.

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

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This is a 151-second exposure of a SpaceX Falcon 9 delivering 60 Starlink satellites to orbit on the evening of May 23, 2019. Shot near the 7-story Exploration Tower, the streak and the tower have a nice mirror symmetry. I would love to say that I planned this. I was heading to another spot about 3 miles west to photograph the launch and the new owners had a chain across the road and ominous "No Trespassing" signs, so I had to choose another spot to set up with about 15 minutes to go.

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The sun sets on stormy skies at Split Rock Lighthouse State Park, MN, USA.

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Boats floating on the water at night. Bokeh effect from a paper cutout, I love it because it's cute and calm and quaint.

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

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I was on my way back home after work. I was thinking about a way to splash a bunch of different colors in the water at the same time with one hand and the other operating the trigger or the remote. And I constructed this primitive multi-color device :)

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I dropped it on a mountain, splashed some water on it and lost the cap but it still serves me right. And until now, I didn't have any picture of it: my only lens.

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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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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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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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This photo was taken in Furnas, São Miguel. This area is knows for its geothermal activity, the village center is full of holes with boiling water and if you touch the ground everything is warm. On top of that the colors of the earth make you feel like you're in another world.

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I love seeing the sun rise when I am there and watching it. Getting out of bed when it's really cold out is another story. I am glad I have enough will power to get up on this morning for this view.

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Lionfish on the coral reef in Turks and Caicos, at 90' depth

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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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Waterfalls near Milford Sound, New Zealand. One of the most amazing experiences I've had traveling. This was on the road to Milford Sound in New Zealand. It is one of the rainest places on Earth and it was absolutely pouring when I was there. Waterfalls were forming literally everywhere around, just coming down the sides of the mountains.

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Lady palm or Rhapis palm, Rhapis excelsa. Rain droplets on the frond of a Lady palm. Cairns, Australia.

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I somehow wanted to allow my pain and loss to take over any sense of joy or peace I felt. I wanted to give more space to my pain so that I can validate it, and somehow feel better through it.But I know that won’t work.So I decided I’m going to take time out of my day today to reminisce on this painful year no matter the emotions that will surface, allow myself to dig deep, and see all the good that came to me.I learned that no matter how much I’m struggling, I can snap out of my pain momentarily and be there for someone else.I learned how selfless I can be.In the darkest moments of my life.

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Lainbachfall I had to reupload this again because there was there white edge on the left side of the previous version. At least I could correct some more chromatic abberations :)

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During an excursion in the Nebrodi Park in Sicily, a take this image at Lake Maullazzo, with the beautiful reflection of the forest on the lake.

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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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The Rain Vortex indoor waterfall at Singapore's Jewel Changi international airport.

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Tree on the sea

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My photos aren't typically super colorful, but how could I not with water this freaking green? The dudes wake surfing on Mountain Dew for pete's sake.

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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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Rinjani. Last week hike to this beautiful crater lake was quite intense. First day was rough. Nine hours of hike with both legs cramped the whole path. Not sure if it is because I'm out of shape by now, or is it my backpack that was too heavy. Or am I just getting old? Second day was better though. That was another 6 hours hike until we finally reach Plawangan, where I took this picture. Literally cried when I saw the lake. It was magnificent. The scale is insane. We were walking under the rain most of the day on the third day. I already had a feeling that there might be flood in one of the four rivers that we crossed. That's exactly what happened. Thankfully the water was still less than half of my height so getting across was still possible. Overall this hike is one of the best and most scenic walk I ever did! And especially because I get to share this trip with one of my best friends.

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last light in the pacific northwest... follow me for more on Instagram - @petenathanson

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Famous view of the fisher village Hamnøya on the lofoten islands

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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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We walked for a couple of kilometers on the Great Wall of China and that felt like a lot of walking. The Wall is thousands of kilometers long. I don't think a single human can understand the sheer magnitude of this incredible thing, yet we were somehow able to build it.

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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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