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Marmolada, the highest peak of the Dolomites (3343m)

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Vim

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Grand vistas and pastel skies accompany the drive through the Canadian Rockies.

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The Search Ends Here

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Mother Nature made this bridge.

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Forgotten car seat

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A small cascade over moss covered rocks in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, USA.

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Waves break along the shores of the Great Ocean Road in Australia.

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Camping with my boys in the Big Horn Mountains.

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Water runs down the side of cliffs in New Zealand near Milford Sound.

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Some of the Tufas at Mono Lake. They are calcium carbonate formations formed at the bottom of the lake when the lake was deeper. LA water officials started buying water rights and draining the lake in the early 1900's. As the water dropped the tufas were exposed. 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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Honeymoon in the meadows of Sass Putia!

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Dark skies over the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland.

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The reflection of Yosemite Falls appears in spring floodwaters at Yosemite National Park, California, USA.

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Los Tilos, Isla de la Plama

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Taken in the basin of the Big Four Ice Caves

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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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