Night open Wall Art
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beautiful night on the beach
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Ocean at night (taken with a slow shutter speed)
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beautiful night at the beach
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a beautiful night at the beach ( slow shutter speed)
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Lake in the Netherlands
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Looking down from my apartment in La Plagne, French Alps. / Thought the sky was just amazing and worked really well to bring out the soft light coming out of the shop door.
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Copyright 2008 6point1 Photography
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©® 6point1 Photography 2008 / The Leaves In front are Dead and somehow look great
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De Oude Kerk, Amsterdam. PS-A95. the city’s oldest church built in 1260.
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in the warmth of sunlight, in the soft glow of moon / the wise old tree stands with open arms / welcoming me home….home to my sacred space / where i am the earth and the earth is me.
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This picture was taken from the observation deck of the Rockefeller Centre in New York City.
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shot on slide film 100 asa.the perspective doesnt show.its taken from across the wide orange river and the cliff on the left is app.50 meters high and filled in with a spotlight.cant remember for how long. / the startrail shutter time is app.3 hours on a 2.4 to 4 stop.the advantage of the locatio is pure darkness.no interference.just be aware of the cycle of the moon.
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Douc Langur – Endangered!!! / / /
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Taken at Night’s of Life @ Life College in Smryna/Marietta, Ga Nikon D80 / F/11 / Tamron 55-200mm / focal length 150mm / 1/18th / (done in HDR to try and get the most color possible) ALSO SEE /
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Warsaw, view from my window. :) Canon 400D
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Arequipa, Peru Iglesia San Augustin !
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Fond memories of my childhood! Background stock by Aphoticbeauty / Car stock by Silk Road Express / Fireworks stock by dishessatillite / Model stock by 333half evil stock 03-16-09
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practise practise practise. / a taste of whats to come. / shutter speed – 1 minute / apperture – 3.6 / asa.- 100. full moon. / white led headlight.
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A female lion, or lioness, prefers to hunt at night, as they have a massive advantage over many other animals, excellent night vision! They can basically stalk right up to their prey, and with minimal chase, capture them. Going straight for the throat to elimate noise and starve them of oxygen, making a quick kill. They also hunt at nights because it’s much cooler in their natural habitats in Africa. With other night predators around, making a silent kill is the key to a good feed. A pack of hungry wild dogs, like hyena, will take a kill from a lion, or even a small pride of lions. Canon 50D, 400mm. Open Plains Zoo, Dubbo, NSW.. Available Large :)
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An experiment of a place I remember, from a high up pov.
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Arequipa, Peru ! If you like… Also View:
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Cereus bloom. (B&W) / QUEEN OF THE NIGHT I stayed up all night to capture this magical evening event!! I took a lot of pictures… :) Moon gardens, so named because of their glow-in-the-dark soft-hued flowers and plants with variegated foliage, have a life of their own. Shimmering in the glow of the rising moon, they release their sensuous scents into the night. Pale moths nibble on nocturnal blooms, fireflies dazzle and nightingales delight. The true flowers of the night are those that open only when darkness falls. For drama, nothing quite compares to the spectacle of the awakening of the night-blooming cereus. This ragged, sinuous cactus clambers up palm trees and fences with long, prickly, tangled limbs studded with huge closed buds. When dusk falls, the unsightly blossoms explode into splendid, foot-long flowers that set the night sky ablaze with their white fireworks. The plant well deserves its familiar name of Queen of the Night. WATCH this magical bloom appear: NightBloomingCereus By: / Terri~Lynn / 2009
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We took a trip to West Ocean City the night before the big fishing contest here. Many boats go out in hopes of landing the biggest fish. This image shows a few of the boats in the dock.
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