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View from Pilsdon Pen towards Lewesdon Hill, the highest natural point in Dorset, England.

Highest position: 126 on Monday, July 5, 2010

 

A couple months old photo of me exploring an abandoned woodworking factory.

Explore # 493 December 6, 2012

 

Even though transactions are more concerned with tourists rather than locals these days, the floating market;boats are still piled high with tropical fruit and vegetables, fresh, ready-to-drink coconut juice and local food cooked from floating kitchens located right on the boat. : credit BKK website.

  

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Waterfall near Monroe, Washington

Best position in Explore (December 15, 2010) is # 176.

 

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The lil red devil made it through Explore after all. ;-)

 

Thank you very to you all, my good friends!

taken from my window just love the fur details

      

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A black and white shot of this semi abandoned agricultural barn on the Snaefellsnes peninsula.

More than enough stuff to keep everyone amazed.

 

June Desktop Calendar Wallpaper of this photo is available. Mail at pankajzarekar@gmail.com if anyone want :-))

Explore 03.06.14 HP #1

 

You Flickr members are responsible for this image of mine entering Explore at number 1. I never imaged it would have the impact it has had. I am humbled, thank you.

 

At the weekend a photographer friend told me that she didn't like my 'ghost' shots, but I find them fun to take because they can be challenging when you are on your own! This image is far from technically correct but then again I don't take images to compete, I do it for the smile it puts on my face.

 

Many of you will already know that this is Bád Eddie, or Eddie's Boat in English. I have visited the wreck twice and both times the weather has not been helpful. I know that sky could be dramatically improved with Photoshop but I don't use it so this will have to do.

 

The story says that Eddie ran his boat aground and walked away in frustration due to a nasty divorce, never to return to the boat. When I wade around that beautiful wreck I always feel that part of him is still there. He was Eddie, I am Eddie, hence the ghost, it's a bit of fun :-)

The Pinetree Forest - At Vagamon - Kerala, India. - 2nd Photo.

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Cruise ship under the Verrazano Bridge

Explore #52 Aug 15 2009

 

Thanks so much everyone for viewing

 

Explore 13.06.2015 HP #110

 

There was a great light in the west last night after sunset. Taking this my feet where in Monaghan, the trees are in Fermanagh and the furthest mountain, Cuilcaigh, is in Cavan.

Ok , so today we find ourself on a submarine in the sea , Its a rotten Russian model from the 1960's , Its floating at an angle and being help upright by some ropes . lots of slow shutter action :) we are exploring this teabag of a submarine and getting seasick at the same time as it moves about ,we were lucky to be aloud on with the aid of a boat .extra large and a one of a kind explore . great day out . on missions with odin's_raven,Subversive Photography,jamescharlick, Alex

A vintage 1655 Explorer II captured with a background image of a 216570, the current Explorer II. It is Rolex's homage/update to this classic.

 

Reference 1655 was first introduced in 1971 and produced until 1984. It is powered by the 26-jewel caliber 1575 movement.

 

The 1655 was not a popular watch model and fewer of them were made and sold than other Rolex sports models. This relative rarity and its now famous orange hand has made it a desirable collectors watch.

 

On its 40th anniversary in 2011, Rolex reintroduced the famous 'orange hand' to the line.

 

March 2009

Self-portrait series. Day 119.

This was a result of the snow we got yesterday.

 

Explored 1/21/2011 #68

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