NEW YORK (AP) — If you’ve got any rock or rap star photos stored on your iPhone or stashed somewhere in your attic, the Smithsonian wants to hear from you.

Eclipse by Michael Shainblum

An abstract image of Sand Dunes, taken at Death Valley National Park.

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Sundrenched by Kimber Leigh

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Misty Red by Pavlos Pavlou

Hi all, Thank you for your visit and your kind words. I woke up around 6 o clock, got my camera and my Tamron 70-300 and head out for some wild life photography at a forest park.
While entering the motorway heading for the park, I’ve noticed that the atmosphere was very very foggy. “O s***” I said. I didn’t get my Tokina 11-16 with me for some landscape shots.
Arriving at the park, was still very foggy. I thought.. “I should take at least a photo with my phone” and I did. So here it is.
By the end of the wild life shooting, I ended up with one sock and my leg full of mud up to my knee and very noisy photos 🙂 and 1 phone photo 🙂 Find me on -Twitter- and -Facebook- Have a blast all!

Pavlos Pavlou: Photos

Cavo Paradiso beach by George Papapostolou

Sunset in Cavo Paradiso beach in Kos island Greece!!!!

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First light by Marko Korošec

The first morning light lightens up the viaduct Črni Kal which partly covered in dense fog extending across the northern Adriatic sea. Nov 13th, 2015.

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Blue Night II by Mohamed Raouf

the reflection was done in Photoshop.

Mohamed Raouf: Photos

Seeking Silence by TJ Drysdale

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Everest (Kangshung Face) by Marc Adamus

I wanted to make sure I got to post at least one of my images of Mount Everest here, since there is nowhere like Tibet if you want great views of the great one. If you are like me, you would prefer this one of just Everest’s summit: www.marcadamus.com/photo/everest-2/ But here I wanted to show a little more, and show off the mountain in a more hospitable type of light. I made an X on the map at this spot before we even went hiking because based on my map research of the angles and my knowledge of how glacial rivers carve wide drainages, I knew there must be some good opportunities here for a landscape shot that put Everest in the forefront with fall colors nearby, probably the only place in the world where such a shot exists, and one I had not seen before. To the left of Everest is Lhotse and Lhotse Shar, all 8000m + ** Follow up thought. It’s interesting to see responses to the use of a more traditional type of landscape lighting in this image when comparing to the trend these days to go into the direct, more dramatic light. Thanks for looking.

Marc Adamus: Photos

The Horsedance…… by Marinus Keyzer de

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Fog Movement – For PA by Pat Morgan (墨沛德)

The Yuanyang Rice Terraces 元陽 are one of the most peaceful places for me. I find the movement of fog quite musical. This image was taken from the porch of my hostel at the Duoyishu point of the terraces 多依树 in the morning. PA – I read you comment while sitting in the airport and thought I’d post an oldie that I think you’d like. Your images showcase an intrinsic connection between humans and nature – and I couldn’t think of a more poignant place than Yunnan, where humans carved into nature to create a sustaining beautify that feeds farming communities.

Pat Morgan (墨沛德): Photos

Ekaterina by Георгий Чернядьев (Georgy Chernyadyev)

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