Where to eat in town while at the annual music festival Ah the Coachella conundrum: Stay on the festival grounds all day and night the whole entire weekend to make sure you don't miss anything. (A magical N.W.A. reunion, perhaps?) Or take a break from staring at the stage through a sea of all those same black felt hats and go get sit-down dinner somewhere. Hopefully, you'll be able to swing both during your desert jaunt (and try some of the fare cooked up by Coachella's lineup of onsite chefs while you're at it). …

Tuscany evening by Daniel Kordan

Wonderful warm sunset, live from Italy, Tuscany

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Awakening Of Spring by Johannes Dörrstock

I really hope spring comes now… 🙂 If you like my works,stay in touch 🙂 I wish you all a wonderful day 🙂 For a better view on my images,visit my new website: artphoto-johannesdoerrstock.jimdo.com/

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The reflection of the Arctic soul by Alban Henderyckx

The magnetospheric plasma, solar wind and moon play over Reynivellir in southeastern of Iceland. It was a beautiful moment with my friend David Bouscarle 😉 Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/AlbanHenderyckxPhotography Copyright © Alban Henderyckx / All rights reserved.

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Arielle by Peter Coulson

© Peter Coulson 2016
Photographer Peter Coulson @ www.peter-coulson.com.au
Model: Arielle @ Giant Management
Assistant: Rozanna Nazar Lighting: Window Light

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melancholia by Marta Bevacqua

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the lighthouse by nikos Bantouvakis

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The eye and the paw by Marco Redaelli

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The wave 2 by panagiotis laoudiikos

Sunrise at Rhodes

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Illuminated Evening Light by Daniel Herr

If you are looking for the sunset… it`s behind my back but it was so powerful that the clouds on the other side were illuminated.

Daniel Herr: Photos

Pinky by Vichaya Pop

Osaka, Japan

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Clash of the Titans by Marsel van Oosten

This was shot on our Beyond The Great Rivers photo safari in Zambia. The great thing about this trip is that Zambia is still relatively unknown as a prime safari destination, and as a result it’s so much more quiet than Kenya, Tanzania or South Africa. Also, this is both a land-based and a water-based safari, so you’ll get the regular perspective, but you’ll also get a completely different one once we’re on the water. We use small, low profile boats to look for animals in and around the water, and the low angle and less intrusive approach (as opposed to noisy diesel engines) creates a whole new world of possibilities. The Zambezi not only has the highest density of hippos in the world, it’s also very popular among the local elephant populations. They’re easy to spot, for the obvious reason, so when we saw these guys grazing together we decided to check ‘em out. We used the current to slowly drift closer, and when we got at a good distance, we banked the boat in the shallows. And just as we raised the cameras to our eyes, the ellies started fighting. The entire show lasted a couple of minutes, during which we got a few very nice charges. Great stuff! – – – If you would like to experience a different kind of safari, both land-based and water-based, away from the maddening crowds, where you can go off-road, and in a truly unique habitat – consider joining our Beyond The Great Rivers tour. Both 2016 tours are already fully booked, but we will soon publish the 2017 dates. Check squiver.com regularly for updates, or subscribe to our blog for the latest news. Marsel ©2016 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.

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