***Rise up *** by Joachim Bergauer

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Don’t Give Up by videophotoart com

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First Light by Daniel F.

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Comfortably fox by Roeselien Raimond

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Young fox, chilling in the warm sand 😉

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Grossglockner. Austria. by Maxim K.

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Monopod by Michael Cleary

A male Wood Duck that is unfortunately missing a leg comes flying straight at me. Not a great image but wanted to share it to mark his existence and to applaud his determination to survive with such a handicap.

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Alessandra – Santorini by Sylvio Testa

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New Prague (on black). by Juan Pablo de Miguel

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David and Goliath by Derek Burdeny

Small country church faces the wrath of a massive rotating supercell thunderstorm D minus 7….its only a week away!!!

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Castle Point and the Milky Way by MichaelJordanoff

Castle Point Lighthouse in New Zealand on the beach with the Milky Way in the sky

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Little Bridge by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Option 2 – Red Nature View, Stojcevac, Sarajevo, Bosnia.

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Beyond The Pale by Timothy Poulton

Motukiekie is a hidden wonderland; the beach is absolutely stunning; along with the sea stacks, there are colourful cliffs, sandy beaches, rocky formations, rock pools, vivid red starfish and large boulders scattered about as if they’d been thrown over the top by a giant. The track down to the beach is the quickest route, although a little sketchy is relatively easy to find and navigate. Motukiekie Beach has endless compositions and caves for that perfect frame. To capture this scene I had to wedge myself in this cave and with the incoming tide had to shimmy up the rocks to avoid being washed away. I couldn’t see the tide coming but I could certainly hear it. Image captured with the new FujiFilm GFX50s, FotodioX Nikon Lens Adapter, and the super sharp Schneider 28mm Tilt Shift and Nisi Filters.

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