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A Walk in the Parque by MarkCrislip


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Kingfisher: Watch the Rain Falling by KantLawyer



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*** by P_Laura



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Blue by cosminlita1



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MOOD by Christopher-Schlaf



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Scilla siberica by irenas1113



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in my dream by Eonaya



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Daisies by gavrilovski



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Julie Jericho by jennaruetter



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Cosmic syndrome by lafuguelogos



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Through the tree.. by vani2k13



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Moment of eternity by lafuguelogos



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Stay Home by werol



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Mountain Sunrise by ThomasGarber



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A fleur de peau by thibaultbarron



Dans cet univers abstrait où vapeurs, odeurs de soufre et gargouillements contribuent au sentiment de proximité qui y règne, mosaïques pastelles et accrétions sédimentaires dessinent un sol d'une grande fragilité. La puissance du phénomène géothermique met le coeur de la Terre à fleur de peau. ---------------- In this abstract world where vapors, odors of sulfur and gurgling contribute to the sense of closeness that prevails, pastel mosaics and sedimentary accretion draw a very fragile floor. --------------- Sources chaudes de Námafjall | Islande For more pictures of this trip check out my Facebook page or my G+ account via 500px http://ift.tt/1p1jqQT

Crowd of Kings by gurdyal



White-throated Kingfisher(s) (3 juveniles and 1 adult) : Never expected to capture this shot , simply because kingfishers are pretty shy and if you approach like 50 meters near them.. they would fly away 100 meters away form you. Had set up my camera on the tripod and hoped one of them would visit on regular feeding spot.. to my luck whole family showed up after like 35-45 minutes :) what a day ! via 500px http://ift.tt/1kyc1mG

Clarity by nejdetduzen



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Loche the Smoke Monster by MattGranz



Yes, it really was this blue and glowing. It took a lot to get to this storm. My team and I had to cut through two other storms, one so severe that we could not see in front of our vehicle, as the roadways beside us turned into rivers. This was what chasers call a "core punch" going through the heaviest part of a supercell downburst, which can at times be mingled with large hail. Lucky for us, the hail did not arrive, and after about 45 minutes of traveling through white knuckled, tension filled driving we were met by a mass of unstable air. We continued driving for some time chasing after a wall of rotation on our radar, and then suddenly, we saw something that looked like the sky meeting the ground. This slow moving beast was lit green at the start, and as time went on turned a teal color and finally at the end a royal blue. The blue in the cloud mass is being caused by large hail in the core being kept aloft by warm updrafts. The radar was saying that the hail was somewhere around 3" in diameter. We met someone the next day who was under the core of this shelf cloud. His window of the car he was driving was obliterated.The shelf cloud you see here had a rotation signature on it. Probably right where you see that dark bump near the front. We carefully monitored this storm, and scooted out of the way as it started to overtake us. It was a rich reward for a lot of chance taking and nerve wracking moments. via 500px http://ift.tt/1ivOd3c

Oops a Daisy! by fridakitten



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a magical lake by ilhanm



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