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A stunning sunset at Mirihi Island Resort, Maldives.

A number of shots blended to expose correctly for the water, sky and background.

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Check out my photo documentary about Photographing the World’s Largest Cave

A Stunning view point to watch the camp in Hang En, the third largest cave in the world.

To reach Hang Son Doong, adventurers must first pass through the third largest cave in the world, Hang En Cave, which is equally spectacular. The cave was recently used as a movie location for the blockbuster Peter Pan. The unique campsite with sandy beach and two natural pools is worth the trip alone.

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I have just been working on taking some photos in my local area, this is a scene from the small Cotswold village of Lower Slaughter

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A NYC subway tunnel captured by walking down the access route.

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In Rome, Italy

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Gåsgränd (Swedish: “Goose Alley”) is an alley in Gamla stan, the old town in central Stockholm, Sweden. This road was initially named after a woman Ragnhild Grågås who lived there in 1492. She was accused for incest and was sentenced to banishment from the capital for defamation. The attention of the Stockholm towards her case led to the initial naming of the alley as “Alley of the Grey-Goose”.

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