晨雾弥漫，是谁捕鱼？ by 黄添福

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Octopus tree by Martin Podt

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Sunwapta Falls by Marvin Ramos

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The darkest day by Pruden Barquin

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Only For A Moment by Paul Killeen Photography

A location I had not planned to shoot during a recent trip to Cork. However this beach was so close to where I was staying, so I thought I would shoot sunrise after scouting it the previous evening. Only for a moment the sky lit up, combined with the sea mist giving the image an ethereal feel. With the clouds reflecting in the sand ripples, all of the elements came together nicely.

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Le marché du Rialto – Venice by Dominique Lacaze

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Dubai Downtown by Daniel Cheong

Shot from the Damac Towers Paramount.

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Innocent ??? by Sudipta Chakraborty

A innocent mother closeup look.

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FALL VIBES by Michael J. Kochniss

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***Yadretsey*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Geyser lake by Sergey Aleshchenko

Small geyser lake in Altai mountains, Russia

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Ripples Of Passion ! by Sunil

This explosive moment is in-fact frozen from the courtship ritual of the tigers, even though it looks like that of two sparring adversaries. But tell-tale signs (if you look for them) 😉 give away the original intent!. The tiger conservation initiative at the National Zoological Park in New Delhi, facilitated this divine feline union. Interesting to know that the resulting offspring, would either be a Royal Bengal tiger or a white tiger. Only stripes and no patches and that is the blueprint of nature !
What an irony that we can only blame ourselves, for the dwindling tiger population and at the same time, complement us for preventing the white tiger population from extinction!

Sunil : Photos