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Ok, thought I'd start a thread for all the amazing pics out there. You can share yours.
This is one of my favourite pictures:
Some Others:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-2...e-surf/5696126
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A [colourized] photograph taken by Scott’s British Antarctic Expedition to the South Pole, before they perished on their return journey. [1910]"
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Glen Etive, in the West Highlands of Scotland [1067 x 1600] by Fernando Vicente
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Pripyat, Ukraine, 90's. The city where the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster happened transforming into a Forest. Photographer: Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
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Bruce, a 50 foot long Tylosaurus. Tylosaurus was a genus of Mosasaur, a group of large marine reptiles from the late Cretaceous related to modern day snakes and monitor lizards.
Currently displayed at the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in the small town of Morden in southwest Manitoba, Canada.
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The grave of Baron James Ensor, guarded by a gigantic, otherworldly spider.
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This is Trench Warfare. Photo taken by an official British Photographer during WWI, c.1917
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Muhammad Ali with his winnings in 74'
This is one of my favourite pictures:
Some Others:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-2...e-surf/5696126
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A [colourized] photograph taken by Scott’s British Antarctic Expedition to the South Pole, before they perished on their return journey. [1910]"
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Glen Etive, in the West Highlands of Scotland [1067 x 1600] by Fernando Vicente
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Pripyat, Ukraine, 90's. The city where the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster happened transforming into a Forest. Photographer: Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
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Bruce, a 50 foot long Tylosaurus. Tylosaurus was a genus of Mosasaur, a group of large marine reptiles from the late Cretaceous related to modern day snakes and monitor lizards.
Currently displayed at the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in the small town of Morden in southwest Manitoba, Canada.
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The grave of Baron James Ensor, guarded by a gigantic, otherworldly spider.
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This is Trench Warfare. Photo taken by an official British Photographer during WWI, c.1917
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Muhammad Ali with his winnings in 74'
