Manabu Shibuya originally shared this post:This is also a picture of Taishakuten temple in Shibamata
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Joutarou Zin originally shared this post:公園猫のチコちゃん。猫じゃらしで遊んでもらうのが大好きです。
Chico of the cat which lives in the park. She loves playing bristle grass with me.
Chico of the cat which lives in the park. She loves playing bristle grass with me.
youtube.com – 公園猫のチコちゃん。 猫じゃらしで遊んでもらうのが大好きです。 Chico of the cat which lives in the park. She loves playing bristle grass with me.
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Lili Florea originally shared this post:[...] Here’s a view I enjoyed a lot, with these two great landmarks photographed at dusk: Zojo-ji, the symbol of the distant past, in darkness and Tokyo Tower, the symbol of the recent past, in full bright light…
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Food Network originally shared this post:Recipe of the Day: Alton Brown's Best Pizza Pizzas
Reviewers agree: Alton's homemade pizza is well worth making the dough from scratch.
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Reviewers agree: Alton's homemade pizza is well worth making the dough from scratch.
Get this recipe>> http://ow.ly/8Ivef
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Many of our readers will be familiar with the unarguably brutal process of shark-finning, the practice of slicing off a shark’s fin, commonly done while the shark is still alive. This violent act is c...
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Noritoshi Takeuchi originally shared this post:ジャグジー大好き
（本当は滝壺の泡だそうです。）
The bear necessities? That'll be a bubble bath before bedtime! Photographer captures incredible image of brown bear at play
（本当は滝壺の泡だそうです。）
The bear necessities? That'll be a bubble bath before bedtime! Photographer captures incredible image of brown bear at play
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A critical mission for young office workers during sakura (cherry blossom) season.
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YouTube originally shared this post:Trending footage of one airline's impromptu Bollywood performance to celebrate India's Republic Day.
youtube.com – Takeoff to Bollywood! A Dance Crew surprises passengers after boarding of a Finnair flight to Delhi to celebrate India's Republic Day on January 26th ...
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Dalai Lama originally shared this post:The very purpose of spirituality is self-discipline. Rather than criticizing others, we should evaluate and criticize ourselves. Ask yourself, what am I doing about my anger, my attachment, my pride, my jealousy? These are the things we should check in our day to day lives.
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Jessica Pierce originally shared this post:Beautiful New York, photographed by Dave Terry.
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Tee Lor Su, Thailand's Highest Waterfall
TeeLor Su in Karen language means the black waterfall or the great, awesome waterfall. Originated from a stream called Huai Klo Tor, Tee Lor Su Waterfall is about 900m above average sea level. It is 500m wide and runs down in steps approximately 300m high.
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TeeLor Su in Karen language means the black waterfall or the great, awesome waterfall. Originated from a stream called Huai Klo Tor, Tee Lor Su Waterfall is about 900m above average sea level. It is 500m wide and runs down in steps approximately 300m high.
http://travelfireflies.blogspot.com/2011/02/thi-lo-su-waterfall-umphang-tak.html
Thi Lo Su Waterfall, Tak Province Umphang. Tee Lor Su Waterfall Wonders of the beautiful waters of the world's top 1 of 6. Falls look like a large limestone hill. Located on the heights of 900 met...
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Ban Gioc Waterfall – the largest one in Vietnam!
Ban Gioc Waterfall on the Quy Xuan River is located in Cao Bang Province, nears the Sino-Vietnamese border. The waterfall falls thirty meters. It is separated into three falls by rocks and trees, and the thundering effect of the water hitting the cliffs can be heard kilometers away from Trung Khanh.
Ban Gioc Waterfall on the Quy Xuan River is located in Cao Bang Province, nears the Sino-Vietnamese border. The waterfall falls thirty meters. It is separated into three falls by rocks and trees, and the thundering effect of the water hitting the cliffs can be heard kilometers away from Trung Khanh.
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Stuart Taylor originally shared this post:Taj Mahal
Probably one of the most photographed wonders of the world and well worth a visit to this UNESCO World Heritage site. I took this image many years ago and it's nice to come back and revisit some of these colorful and vibrant images you get in India.
The Taj Mahal was a mausoleum built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Now guys .... would you do such a thing for your first wife .... never mind your third one!
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Probably one of the most photographed wonders of the world and well worth a visit to this UNESCO World Heritage site. I took this image many years ago and it's nice to come back and revisit some of these colorful and vibrant images you get in India.
The Taj Mahal was a mausoleum built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Now guys .... would you do such a thing for your first wife .... never mind your third one!
#Asia
#India
#HDR
Taj Mahal, Agra, India
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Stuart Taylor originally shared this post:Green Grass Cutter
If you want to know how they mow the lawn at the Taj Mahal .... here is the answer. Definitely a green and environmentally friendly way of cutting this rather large lawn.... with added fertilization no doubt!
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If you want to know how they mow the lawn at the Taj Mahal .... here is the answer. Definitely a green and environmentally friendly way of cutting this rather large lawn.... with added fertilization no doubt!
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Mowing The Lawn at the Taj Mahal, Agra, India
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Kanj Segue
Kanj Segue - Jan 27, 2012 - Public
โอ้แม่เจ้า ... อย่างนี้ก็มีด้วย ช่วยอ่านกันให้ชื่นใจด้วยนะ ... ว่าแต่ว่า เขาประกาศอย่างชัดเจนว่า เจ้าอย่าได้มายุ่งกับชีวิตของเขา ... ทำไมไม่มีใครคิดจะไล่ออกจากแผ่นดินอังกฤษบ้าง ... ทำไมไม่มีไอ้พวกลูกรักทั้งหลาย ออกมาดาหน้าถล่มอย่างไม่มีชิ้นดี ... โอ้แม่เจ้า สุดที่จะยินดีปรีดาเป็นอย่างยิ่ง ...
a long list of famous names who were offered – and refused – to be honored by HM Queen Elizabeth in their lifetimes.
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http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/sites/default/files/resources/document2012-01-24-075439.pdf
โอ้แม่เจ้า ... อย่างนี้ก็มีด้วย ช่วยอ่านกันให้ชื่นใจด้วยนะ ... ว่าแต่ว่า เขาประกาศอย่างชัดเจนว่า เจ้าอย่าได้มายุ่งกับชีวิตของเขา ... ทำไมไม่มีใครคิดจะไล่ออกจากแผ่นดินอังกฤษบ้าง ... ทำไมไม่มีไอ้พวกลูกรักทั้งหลาย ออกมาดาหน้าถล่มอย่างไม่มีชิ้นดี ... โอ้แม่เจ้า สุดที่จะยินดีปรีดาเป็นอย่างยิ่ง ...
a long list of famous names who were offered – and refused – to be honored by HM Queen Elizabeth in their lifetimes.
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http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/sites/default/files/resources/document2012-01-24-075439.pdf
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I think, I will go there in Feb. or March. this year.
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lovely smile, if you search in this album, they smile in every picture. Lovely Cambodia smile.
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Lisa Bettany originally shared this post:Girl on the banks of Angkor Wat.
In every country, I find myself drawn to taking pictures of people. I’ve always been attracted to people photos much more than landscapes or macros. For me it’s the people that really tell the story of a place.
Cambodian people seem modest and shy. They are light on their feet and move with peaceful stillness. Chugging motor bikes kick up clouds of fine red dust as school children run along the side of road after school just minutes away from the majestic temples of Angkor Wat.
A little girl runs up to me on the banks in front of the temple. She just laughs, points to a sleeping dog, and runs away.As she plays in the muddy water, modernity seems far away.
thanks +Trey Ratcliff for inspiring me to go here :)
http://mostlylisa.com/worldtrip
In every country, I find myself drawn to taking pictures of people. I’ve always been attracted to people photos much more than landscapes or macros. For me it’s the people that really tell the story of a place.
Cambodian people seem modest and shy. They are light on their feet and move with peaceful stillness. Chugging motor bikes kick up clouds of fine red dust as school children run along the side of road after school just minutes away from the majestic temples of Angkor Wat.
A little girl runs up to me on the banks in front of the temple. She just laughs, points to a sleeping dog, and runs away.As she plays in the muddy water, modernity seems far away.
thanks +Trey Ratcliff for inspiring me to go here :)
http://mostlylisa.com/worldtrip
Girl on the banks of Angkor Wat. Taken with the iPhone 4S.
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Lisa Bettany originally shared this post:Angkor Wat at sunrise.
If someone would have told me a few years ago that I could take this picture with a mobile phone I would’ve called them a 'sucka fool'. Now, it’s possible. This photo didn’t require years of photography training or a thousand dollar camera, I just needed to get up at 5am and trek down to the epic temple and squat in the mud for a few hours. Easy peasy.
I’ve been doing a lot photography...
Expand this post »If someone would have told me a few years ago that I could take this picture with a mobile phone I would’ve called them a 'sucka fool'. Now, it’s possible. This photo didn’t require years of photography training or a thousand dollar camera, I just needed to get up at 5am and trek down to the epic temple and squat in the mud for a few hours. Easy peasy.
I’ve been doing a lot photography...
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