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    4 years ago
    by JLPLGroup
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    JLPL Luxury Villas Nestled in Nature at Kasauli

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    The Katskhi Pillar

    A natural limestone monolith located at the village of Katskhi in the western Georgian region of Imereti.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Nā Pali Coast, Kauai, Hawaii

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    5 years ago
    by JohnStapleton
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    Katoomba Noir: Australian Gothic – A Sense of Place Magazine – Medium

    The Photography of Dean Sewell

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    5 years ago
    by spacepopper
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    Gibbous Moon beyond Swedish Mountain

    This is a gibbous Moon. More Earthlings are familiar with a full moon, when the entire face of Luna is lit by the Sun, and a crescent moon, when only a sliver of the Moon's face is lit. When more than half of the Moon is illuminated, though, but still short of full illumination, the phase is called gibbous. Rarely seen in television and movies, gibbous moons are quite common in the actual night sky.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Smuggler's Notch

    I arrived early in the morning to the walkway by Smuggler's Notch to find the whole area engulfed by a void of fog. I was exploring around and shooting some reflections of the trees in a nearby pond when I suddenly noticed the fog was slowly receding, revealing the amazingly colorful foliage on the hills. It was a pretty magical start to my week-long photography stay-cation in Vermont.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Watkins Glen

    This is in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, taken a little over a week ago. I highly recommend visiting this place in the fall as it is one of my favorite places in the US northeast. FYI - I am not actually off trail here, my camera is resting on a railing. Photo by Matthew Macpherson.

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    5 years ago
    by spacepopper
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    The Last Days of Venus as the Evening Star

    That's not a young crescent Moon poised above the hills along the western horizon at sunset. It's Venus in a crescent phase. About 54 million kilometers away and less than 20 percent illuminated, it was captured by telescope and camera on September 30 near Bacau, Romania. The bright celestial beacon is now languishing in the evening twilight, its days as the Evening Star in 2018 coming to a close. But it also grows larger in apparent size and becomes an ever thinner crescent in telescopic views.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    The Galaxy Tree

    First came the trees. In the town of Salamanca, Spain, the photographer noticed how distinctive a grove of oak trees looked after being pruned. Next came the galaxy.

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    5 years ago
    by spacepopper
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    Asperitas Clouds Over New Zealand

    What kind of clouds are these? Although their cause is presently unknown, such unusual atmospheric structures, as menacing as they might seem, do not appear to be harbingers of meteorological doom. Formally recognized as a distinct cloud type only last year, Asperitas clouds can be stunning in appearance, unusual in occurrence, and are relatively unstudied. Whereas most low cloud decks are flat bottomed, asperitas clouds appear to have significant vertical structure underneath.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    The One True Monolith

    Uluru. Needs no explanation. Truly difficult to capture the massiveness of this sandstone formation. Every cleft and imperfection has cultural/"Dreamtime" significance. Unfortunately, the bush flies kept me from staying longer. You can see the smoke from controlled spinifex burnings begins the rock. You can see in the middle, a group of people walking on top. Picking up some Aboriginal hitchhikers, their first question was if I had climbed it.

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    5 years ago
    by spacepopper
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    Red Planet, Red Moon, and Mars

    Mars is also known as The Red Planet, often seen with a reddish tinge in dark night skies. Mars shines brightly at the upper left of this gorgeous morning twilight view from Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia, but the Moon and planet Earth look redder still. Taken on July 27, the totally eclipsed Moon is setting. It looks reddened because the Earth's umbral shadow isn't completely dark. Instead Earth's shadow is suffused with a faint red light from all the planet's sunsets and sunrises seen from the perspective of an eclipsed Moon.

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    5 years ago
    by manix
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    Sunset over the Kenyan savanna

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    5 years ago
    by manix
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    Tranquility, Death Valley National Park

    Taken with Canon 6D. 17-40 f/4, settings: 1/60s, f/9, ISO100

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    5 years ago
    by manix
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    This is the life

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    New Zealand Wilderness

    Photo by William Patino

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Bryce Canyon National Park

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Seventy Islands of Palau

    Ngerukewid, also known as the "Seventy Islands", an unhabitated protected marine sanctuary off limits to anyone.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Torres del Paine national park, Patagonia, Chile

    Photo By Merve Cevik.

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    5 years ago
    by TNY
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    Akaroa Aurora

    An absolute epic night of astro and Aurora.