Morning fog by Saintek by Saintek

Misty spring morning at Pernica lake, Slovenia

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Beach Bones by jimkucharek by jimkucharek

This spectacular sunset was not a surprise. I could see all the elements coming together in the late afternoon. Masses of small clouds with gaps between them covered most of the sky with the exception of a wide, cloudless area just above the Western horizon. All I had to do was to get down to this particular stretch of beach that is littered with old, large, bleached out pieces of driftwood and watch it all happen.

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August night by wildlifemoments by wildlifemoments

Panoramic of the Milky Way from south to north from the top of the hill surrounding the lighthouse of Capo Spartivento in the southern coast of Sardinia.
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St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall by seandrum31 by seandrum31

Photo taken an hour or so before sun set with the colours warming from the left (west). The seaweed in the foreground was so green as to be nearly fluorescent and I used some de-saturation to help balance out the shot

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La Costa Asturiana by lourdescancela by lourdescancela

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Rushing Home by trinhhoaitri by trinhhoaitri

Sunset in the Badlands by KellyDrown by KellyDrown

Watching the sun go down out in the Badlands of South Dakota.

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Rhodes Island, Greece by nikolasP by nikolasP

Rhodes Island, Old harbor at dusk !!

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Monumental Arch, Palmyra, Syria. by Nick___ by Nick___

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Palmyra was captured by Islamic State in May 2015 and militants booby-trapped the arch some time later. On 4 October it was reported that the arch had been blown up using dynamite. Footage released on 8 October showed that half of the structure was still standing but by the time of the recapture of Palmyra by the Syrian Army in March 2016, very little of the arch remained standing.

Sunset at the Unesco World heritage Site in May 2010 before the civil war began.
Before the Syrian conflict started in 2011, more than 150,000 tourists visited the city of Palmyra every year.

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