Brute Force ! by Sunil

The African Cape Buffalo exults brute power. Power enough to send a 300kg lion hurtling in to air. Funfact: Owing to its unpredictable nature, which makes it highly dangerous to humans, the African buffalo has never been domesticated, unlike its Asian counterpart, the water buffalo. A portrait from the NZP, New Delhi

Sunil: Photos

***SABI*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Soaring High by Simon W Xu

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You don’t have to stray
The oceans away
Waves roll in my thoughts
Hold tight the ring
The sea will rise
Please stand by the shore
I will be, I will be there once more
Pearl Jam ~ “Oceans”

Simon W Xu: Photos

schnell weg by Georg Scharf

Georg Scharf: Photos

Ginger by Jovana Rikalo

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Rainy Day 2 by Jessica Drossin

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Ariadna by DAVID MAS

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caught by light by andy dauer

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Above the clouds I by Peter Zajfrid

Foggy evening in Bojtina, Slovenia

Peter Zajfrid: Photos

Dace, dance… by Dan Hecho

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Dan Hecho: Photos

Colourful Twilight by Martin Rak

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Martin Rak: Photos

Sea Village by David Alvarez Velicia

The small village of Cudillero, with just 5,000 inhabitants, is one of the most beautiful on the Cantabrian coast, its houses are grouped in steep slopes forming an amphitheater looking towards its main square and the fishing port. On this occasion I wanted to take advantage of the sunset light just at the moment when there is still clarity to see the details of the scene but it is already adorned with the lighting of the village. Panorama of 3 horizontal shots taken with a Laowa 12mm Zero-D. El pequeño pueblo de Cudillero, de apenas 5000 habitantes, es uno de los más bonitos de la costa cantábrica, sus casas están agrupadas por empinadas laderas formando un anfiteatro con vistas hacia su plaza mayor y el puerto pesquero. En esta ocasión quería aprovechar la luz del atardecer justo en el momento en que todavía queda claridad para ver los detalles de la escena pero ya se adorna con la iluminación del pueblo. Panorámica de 3 fotos horizontales realizadas con un Laowa 12mm Zero-D.

David Alvarez Velicia: Photos