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Entre Cala Grande y Cala Chica del Barronal, Cabo de Gata, AlmerÃa.
La marea ha arrastrado un largo y magullado tronco a la costa.
Yace posado sobre la oscura arena volcánica de la remota cala.
De vez en cuando una ola golpea suavemente en su extremo pareciendo no querer separarse de él.
Ahora, el sol está a punto de rebasar completamente el horizonte y, a pesar de todo su deplorable aspecto, el tronco brilla. Una luz cálida y suave incide directamente sobre él.
Es un rayo de esperanza.
Un nuevo dÃa ha llegado.
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My first attempt to Bokhe with camera ^__^
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Here's a shot of the upper Antelope Canyon in Page Arizona. To catch these beams of light you must go around 11:30am. If you decide to visit this place I recommend NOT going in summer. The canyon is packed full of tourists, this was my big mistake.
Even paying extra for a "Professional Photo Tour" was a bad idea. The guides are supposed to direct people out of your shot right? Nope, mine didn't. You can't see it in this photo, but I did have to clone a few legs out of my shot. I won't mention the tour company I chose, but will say my guide was a total jerk!
I did however manage to get a few good shots.
The Cape Ray Lighthouse in Cape Ray, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Established in 1871, the current lighthouse was built in 1960.
Corvette C2 Sting Ray @ King Cruiser Night Lupfig, Switzerland
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Fiordland is one of the most dramatic and beautiful parts of New Zealand. Carved by glaciers over 100,000 years the landscape is one where waterfalls cascade hundreds of metres into deep black fiords; where ancient rainforest clings to mountains and where shimmering lakes and granite peaks look as they did a thousand years ago. Fiordland National Park is a World Heritage Site and includes Milford, Dusky and Doubtful Sounds. Thank you @teanauhelicopters for an incredible helicopter tour and @marcadamus for leading our group in NZ.
About 10km west of Monterrey, La Huasteca is studded dramatically with 300m-tall rock formations and gorgeous desert landscapes. Despite being designated as a park, La Huasteca in Mexico does not receive the protection it needs. The landscape is often marred by trash and graffiti. By raising awareness about this issue, I hope to encourage local officials to implement stronger environmental protections before it's too late. Thanks @marcadamus for showing us these amazing locations! Can you find the bird in this image?
taken from high point of terrace at kg.Bomboi keningau, the clouds moving fast and i decided to set my camera in manual mode with tripod
The sun comes blasting through the clouds on a sunrise in Edgartown, MA on beautiful Martha's Vineyard.
Mundari cattle camp at sunset (South Sudan).
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The Mundari are cattle herders who live in symbiosis with their Ankole Watusi cattle, characterized by their large horns.
At sunset the Mundari cattle camp in South Sudan feels suspended between the earthly and the spiritual. The sky shifts from pale gold to deep orange and violet, bathing everything in a soft and glowing light. Smoke rises from small fires made of dried cattle dung, drifting through the camp and wrapping people and animals in a hazy veil that blurs edges and quiets movement. The long horned cattle return from grazing, their silhouettes monumental against the horizon, their horns catching the last light like polished ivory. Herders move calmly among them, calling softly, guiding them into groups with gestures learned over a lifetime, while children run barefoot through the dust and women tend to evening tasks. The air is thick with the scent of earth, ash and livestock, and every sound seems muted as darkness approaches. As the sun disappears, the camp becomes intimate and ceremonial, illuminated by embers and the first stars overhead. In this moment the bond between the Mundari people and their cattle feels almost sacred, and the camp itself seems to breathe with an ancient rhythm, timeless, mystical and deeply connected to the land and the sky.
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Who knew Norway has manta rays?
Okay, not the kind you're thinking of! But nature has a way of surprising us in the most unexpected places. A couple of weeks ago, our group cross this incredible ice formation—its shape instantly reminded me of a graceful manta ray gliding through the depths.
Norway is full of these hidden wonders, where ice, light, and towering mountains create surreal scenes that feel almost otherworldly. Have you ever seen ice take on a familiar shape? Or been somewhere that felt like another world entirely? Drop your stories (or photos!) in the comments!
I noticed these incredible crepuscular rays while in Liverpool city centre. All I needed to find was a secondary focal point for scale and Radio City Tower kindly obliged.
Hi everyone...I was unable to visit flickr much in the last week...I am looking forward to viewing your pics...
This was the sunset I took tonight...I love the rays and it was amazing to see them reaching towards the heavens...within an half of hour later we were experiencing an thunder and lightning storm...which is my next shot!
I really liked the shine from the rays of sun trying to get through the cloud, it was so pretty!
Doolin Pier, Over-looing the Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare, Ireland
This was more of a test shot than anything else but quite liked the rays of light when I got it on the computer.
Chrysanthemum
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Fiordland is one of the most dramatic and beautiful parts of New Zealand. Carved by glaciers over 100,000 years the landscape is one where waterfalls cascade hundreds of metres into deep black fiords; where ancient rainforest clings to mountains and where shimmering lakes and granite peaks look as they did a thousand years ago. Fiordland National Park is a World Heritage Site and includes Milford, Dusky and Doubtful Sounds. Thank you @teanauhelicopters for an incredible helicopter tour and @marcadamus for leading our group in NZ.