Month: March 2016

Tilted Postcard by dangries1 by dangries1

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Another slightly different composition of the same tidepool in my previous Second Beach shot. I like the triangular relationship between the pool, sea stack, and natural arch in this composition.

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Ice grotto, lake Baikal by MrStanson by MrStanson

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Uber’s New Family Profiles Lets Up to 10 Riders Share One Account

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Today, Uber launched their version of a family ride sharing plan, which allows you to share your account and payment options with nine other people. The best part is those nine people can be family, friends, or coworkers.

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Amsterdam. by remoscarfo by remoscarfo

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The red curtains are closed, the ladies of pleasure at work. And the streets are empty again in Amsterdam 😉

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— Fishermen in BW — by PetrKubat by PetrKubat

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Val Müstair: Walking through the Valley – A massage for the eyes! by SwissFiveNine by SwissFiveNine

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See also my gallery “Müstair – Walks”. – My own pictures from my walks between the saisons in March 2013.

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Connection by neupeters by neupeters

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Millenium Bridge, London, UK

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Sunburst by everlookphotography by everlookphotography

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Port Willunga
South Australia

We’ve just had a crazy week of crazy sunsets and sunrises during Mad March here in Adelaide. If only a week like this occurred while we were travelling!

How many shooting ‘sessions’ do you think you have in a calendar year out of interest? I’d say I might get out 20 times a year locally when not on holiday and probably around 20 times each 2 week holiday for a total of 60 shoots a year.

[Prints and Tutorials]
[Essential Field Guide Ebook]
[Video Tutorials]

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Eden in the Berg by AlexNail by AlexNail

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Dropping down from the escarpment into the Mweni Valley was a complete change in scenery. Pure mountain air switched to frangrances of sage and rich foliage. The relative monoculture of grasses became endless trees, plants and flowers, many of which I had never seen before. Walking into the Mweni was like finding Eden.

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