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Photography showcasing the uniqueness of your country. Include the location in the description of your image.

Featured Work

Mt. Etna from Ponte Barca by Andrea Rapisarda

Taken at Ponte Barca, close to Catania, Sicily, Italy. Olympus E-620 / Zuiko 18-180 mm Featured in / Alphabet soup (letter E)
Swirl of bricks and glass by Linda Sparks

This building stands at Granada and Almeida in downtown Tucson, Arizona. Unforntunately, I didn’t think to learn the name or occupants of the building after waiting nearly a month to photograph it. The focus of the moment was taking the pictures, not getting the name. Ah well, another trip. 100 views Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 Top Ten in Patterns on 2 Contrasting Elements Challenge, Shapes and Patters Group 12/23/09 / Featured in Reflections in Building Windows 2/6/10 / Featured in Shapes and Patterns 1/28/10 / Featured in The Power of Simplicity 1/26/10 / Featured in Love Affair with the Lens 1/19/10 / Featured in Maximum Exposure 12/30/09 / Featured in Visual Artists of Green Valley 12/24/09 / Featured in Urban Art 12/19/09 / Featured in Wall of the World 12/19/09 / Featured in Style! Class! Elegance! 12/18/09 / Feautred in Mysteries of the Common Place 12/16/09
Shadows by Gouzelka

Moscow center. Russia / Nikon D3x / Lens 24-70 mm / ISO 50 / 30 sec / f/16 / Photoshop / Texture /
Stillness by Randall Scholten

Garrison Lake / Port Orford, Oregon, USA Nikon D700 with 20 mm f/2.8D Nikkor Lens / f/4.5-5.6, 1/80th – 1/125th Second, ISO 200 / HDR: Photomatix, 5 bracketed JPG images ( -.67, -.33, 0,+.33, +.66) 505 Views as of February 1, 2010
Pierhead Lighthouse by kkphoto1

Pierhead lighthouse and the north-break wall in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Photo was taken with a Canon Rebel XTI. / Featured in “Midwestern United States” group. / Featured in “Cee’s Fun Artsy Friends” group.!
Persingen by Yool

as is fuji finepix S8100 this is the smallest hamlet in the Netherlands / / / /
Once again visiting dreamland by jchanders

Generally I try to keep my submissions to my Redbubble and deviantArt galleries apart. If there is a submission, however, that runs really hot, I find you should see it too. And yesterday there was such a submission on dA. Within 24 hours it was viewed more than 2000 times! It is a shot taken last year in late September on my last cycling trip to Groeneveld. You all know by now that I was taken to hospital the next morning. On this day, however, I was still in absolute paradise! Later I came to look on it as dreamland. Fortunately I have been to Groeneveld already twice again the last days, but both times still by car. So one of my dreams of these weeks is to go there again on my bike. It will only be possible when the snow has cleared completely. Now we have a lot of it again though. Near Hilversum, 27th September 2009, 8.59 am / Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-200 mm at 95 mm / F 8, 1/20, ISO 400 Taken in raw and processed with Nikon Capture NX2.
Australian Country Lane - Tenterfield NSW by CasPhotography

Yes! Australia is a diverse country with sandy beaches, desert interior & lush bushlands. This is a great example of some of our lush bushland in the Northern parts of NSW. © 2005 Copyrights to Cas Digital Photography Photo Tenterfield Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia Nikon D70 18-55
Down the Tracks by vigor

Sony Cyber Shot DSC H3 This were taken in the mountains of northern Pennsylvania. A good test of a person’s character is his behavior when he is wrong.
Frosted Woods by lorilee

The wooded trail behind my home in northeast Iowa on a foggy winter morning.
Pathway at the Coast by Hilthart Pedersen

Pathway at the Coast near Kiel, Germany 2 exposures.

Recent Work

Visions of Paradise by tori yule

Northport Bay, Northport ,NY
Loading Zone by Roz McQuillan

The Ettamogah Pub is the most photographed pub in the world! Built in 1989, the word “ettamogah” is Aboriginal for “place of good drink!” Now one of Queensland’s leading tourist attractions it stands at an impressive 18m in height. Most of the furniture inside the pub was built from trees cleared from the actual site. In the cartoon, the theory is that this 1927 Chevy truck was washed / on top of the bright red roof in the floods of 1946 and none of the regulars could be bothered to get it down. /
Pure White by Rick Todaro

Pure White This is just taken.. hours ago and I was struck by the beautiful purity of the snow and the white Gazebo with the wheat colored grasses against the snow… as is out of my Camera Kodak Z1285
Shine A Light On Me by SL Images

Please View Large Another image from an amazing day around Buttermere when the sun shone it’s head late on in the day to reveal the wonderful colours around Buttermere. Nikon D300 (S) / Sigma 24-70mm
The River Brathay by SL Images

Please View Large The River Brathay in a different light…...shot in 2009 and was once one of my old boring HDR images of which I have spent some time on re-processing. Cumbria, English Lake District. Hope ya like it. Nikon D300 (S) / Sigma 24-70mm
Dawn Through the Reeds by Kim McClain

Dawn Through the Reeds, captured this shot on Sunday 1-31-10 on Smick Road in Canton, New Jersey, USA in Salem County with a Nikon D90 DSLR and a Sigma 17-70 mm lens, f/9, 1/1250 sec, ISO 200, focal length 70 mm / / / Featured in Express Yourself 2-6-10
NIGHT IN GREECE by Scott d'Almeida

THIS WAS TAKEN IN ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING TOWNS I HAVE HAD THE PLEASURE OF EXPERIENCING. IT IS CALLED OIA IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE GREEK ISLAND CALLED SANTORINI. THE TOWN LITERALLY CASCADES DOWN TEH HILL.THE SUNSETS THERE ARE WORLD REKNOWNED AND I TOOK THIS ABOUT 20 MINUTES AFTER THE SUN HAD SET USING A 3 SECOND SLOW EXPOSURE ON A TRIPOD ATOP A CLIFF EDGE THAT I HAD TO RISK LIFE AND LIMB TO GET TO SO I COULD GET THE ANGLE I WANTED. TAKEN WITH A FUJI FILM S9600 *WINNER OF ‘DESTINATIONS’ CONTEST IN 100% GROUP!!
Sidewinder by Riggzy

taken on Cape Breton Island / N.S, Canada Nikon D40
Pigeon View by Kim Calvert

Grain silo in Pigeon Michigan, the sky seems to be bringing a storm.. Nikon D90 / 18-200mm VR Lens
Mountain Stream by Gregory Ballos

Stream flowing through the foilage in the Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Colorado. Taken with Nikon D60, Nikkor VR 18-55mm. 600+ Views as of 2/9/10
Jimmy Carter's Campaign Headquarters by Janie Oliver

The depot contains a self-guided museum with exhibits focusing on the 1976 Presidential campaign. It is open daily from 9:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. It served as a train depot from 1888 to 1951, when passenger service was discontinued. The building was opened in 1976 as Jimmy Carter’s Presidential Campaign Headquarters for the 1976 Presidential campaign. During the 1976 campaign, approximately 10,000 people a day came to Plains to find out about the candidate Carter. Many state primary victories, as well as the Presidential victory, were held in the streets around the depot. The historic marker for this site reads: PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER / From this depot in 1975, James Earl Carter, Jr. launched a two-year campaign for the presidency of the United States. At first an unknown referred to as “Jimmy Who,” Carter was inaugurated as America’s 39th President on January 20, 1977. James Earl Carter, Jr. was born October 1, 1924, in Plains. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and married Rosalynn Smith in 1946. After seven more years of naval service he returned to run a family agribusiness. In 1962, Jimmy Carter was elected to the Georgia Senate and in 1970, became Governor. As governor, he reorganized state government, reformed the budgetary process, improved race relationships, health care, education, and environmental quality. Notable achievements of his presidency (1977-1981) were based on the values he considered most important ”. . . human rights, environmental quality, nuclear arms control, and the search for justice and peace.” Successes included the resolution of the Panama Canal issue, signing the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, the Camp David accords and peace treaty between Israel and Egypt, normalizing relations with China and reorganization of the federal government. This Depot and surrounding historic district symbolize the culture of this small rural community which produced a highly respected international leader.
Alaska Highway by Gary Paakkonen

The Alaska Highway winds it’s way through the Yukon Territory, Canada. 50% of net sales will be donated to Tha Canadian Cancer Society

From landscapes, points of interest and architecture, let’s see what is special about the place you call home. You may also submit images from a country you have visited or once called home. We ask that you SUBMIT ONLY animals and birds native to your country and flowers native to your country, but NO macros. Also, no insect captures or collages.
Photographs for this group may include for example: buildings, landscapes, seascapes, city lights, parks, lakes, houses, waterfalls, cottages, bridges, transportation, statues, mountains, sculptures, ponds, farms, hills, castles and lighthouses. We would like to showcase what is special or unique to your country, so please submit only your BEST captures with a brief description of the location of the image. If you were creating a travel guide for your country, what would you include?? That’s what we want to see and share with the rest of the world.

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