The icon was far more than just a singer.

Carved by Renè Colella

Better view on black
I took this shot during the last workshop I led in the United States with DreamPhotoAdventures

Renè Colella: Photos

The Rock by panagiotis laoudiikos

Sunrise in Rhodes

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — His Royal Badness didn't think much of the Internet — or iPhones, for that matter. And his once iconoclastic attitude toward the modern music industry helped inspire other artists to resist technological innovators such as Spotify.

Earth Day by Chris Burkard

Its earth day, go out and jump in an ice cold lake… www.chrisburkard.com

Chris Burkard: Photos

The last snow by Alfredo Costanzo

Sunset from Monti di Lego over Locarno, Lake Maggiore, Switzerland

Alfredo Costanzo: Photos

Before that King became popular by Daniel Herr

Oh I remember those days very well, can you imagine that there once was a time, when only a handful of people visited that famous spot? Just some years ago it wasn`t the superior spot for all visitors. A lot of strange things are happening in Iceland in the name of tourism and money. Anyway, this is one of my first shots of Kirkjufell mountain.

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Le Louvre in B/W … by Frédéric MONIN

Pyramide du louvre et Musée du Louvre dans la Cour Napoléon

Frédéric MONIN: Photos

The world of bokeh by Nature images

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Center of Attention by Marsel van Oosten

Tigers & Leopards
15-25 May 2016, South Africa Due to a cancellation, we now have one opening on our 15-25 May Tigers & Leopards photo tour in South Africa. We would really like to fill that spot again, so we now offer a whopping 1,000 Euro (appr. 1,130 USD) last minute discount! This is a unique tour that offers the most productive tiger and leopard photography on the planet. You will literally return with thousands of photographs of these elusive predators. And not only that, a large part of your fee will go towards much needed tiger conservation. So don’t hesitate and grab that last seat now! More information here: ow.ly/3yWgrb This image features one of the many cubs that we photographed on previous tours. The tiger conservation project is the most successful one in the world, which resulted in no less than 8 cubs from 3 different litters in just one year. There is a rule in photography that says that you should not put your subject in the center of your frame, but I say: Fornicate the rules! In this case I wanted to emphasize the fact that this curious little cub was walking straight at me, and I like how the open space surrounding it makes it feel smaller. Just remember: you could be here in just a few weeks… Hope to see you there! Marsel WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | TWITTER ©2016 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.

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Morning Mood by guerel sahin

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Roar with laughter by Prabu dennaga

Wallace’s flying frog

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