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Well... I'm sure this chap has quite an original outlook on life, the world and everything but his antics were really quite amusing. Just had to capture th...
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Well... I'm sure this chap has quite an original outlook on life, the world and everything but his antics were really quite amusing. Just had to capture this.
In the Ngorongoro Crater - Tanzania
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NIKON D80

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 2000/10

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Thanks for entering the odd animal poses challenge. One of the contenders for overall winner.

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Re-uploading this image with some suggested improvements from gKeith1 - cheers sir!

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Ghajn Tuffieha Beach - one of Malta's most picturesque beaches facing the setting sun and often a place to go and view some stunning sunsets.

Sunset at Anchor Bay

Panoramic shot of the majestic Dunnottar Castle (Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Fhoithear, "fort on the shelving slope") - a medieval castle built up

Fantastic views and perfect relaxation at a beach side hotel in Zanzibar.

Mdina on a late winter afternoon shrouded by dramatic late evening setting sunlight and clouds

Sunrise - a quite rare view for me - during a couple of weeks on holiday on Malta's the smaller sister island of Gozo one morning I "fell&qu

Long exposure night shot - black & white - of cars streaking past on their way to Marsalforn.

A yacht motors past the setting sun with sails furled after a relaxing day with the family or maybe after a day of full blown sailing. Who knows, but

I am not one to be in front of the camera... I feel much more comfortable with my finger on the shutter release then with a lens being pointed at me..

On a stormy winter's afternoon, as the wind churns the sea into angry oblivion and the rain pelters down Filfla is framed amid clouds, seahorses

Taken from half way across a dam in the Scottish highlands - don't recall the name unfortunately - a fantastic vista of water, ice, snow and refl

A colourful rich sunset seen through some twigs

While exploring around an area in Ta Qali with my camera in hand I spied this cocker spaniel sitting and watching. I presumed him to be a stray dog as

Mdina, the iconic walled City of Malta, surrounded by lush greenery and clear skies with the sun setting behind it.

Azure Window, Dwejra, Gozo, Malta.
A truly majestic work of art produced by wind and sea erosion over many millennia, the Azure Window in Dwejra, Gozo

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