TjardaDeRooij

Glowworms at Abbey caves New Zealand

Glowworms at Abbey caves New Zealand

This is Ivy cave. Out of the three you can find in this area, Ivy cave has the best rock formations. Every couple of steps I took I wanted to take another pictu...
Read more

This is Ivy cave. Out of the three you can find in this area, Ivy cave has the best rock formations. Every couple of steps I took I wanted to take another picture
Read less

camera

Canon EOS 7D

settings

settings

Aperture f/3.5 ISO 400 Shutter 30/1 Focal Length 18/1

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2017

Views

36

Likes

Awards

Peer Award

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

This location is popular amongst travellers to see the sunset. The massive sand dunes on the coast in Port Stephens make for a spectacular setting. At

Costa Rica's biodiversity is astonishing! The one is even more beautiful or cool then the other.

Out of the three 3 caves that make up Abbey caves this is the Middle cave. It's also the only one where natural light comes in.

Very Similar to the Bare Throated Tiger Heron. I only noticed the difference when I was doing some research.

all along the beach in Byron bay in Australia there are people watching the surfers in the water, surfers on the parking lots getting ready to go in.

In Cahuita national park on the Coast of Costa Rica a encounter with one of these is curtain. but watch out... they may steel your snack. One of them

_MG_3525-web

Surfers like to use any minute of daylight to be in the water. When the sun sets they are forced to get out and wait for day break again to get out th

Darling Harbour in Sydney is definitely a must see when visiting this beautiful City. It has waterfront Restaurants, a zoo, street artists everywhere,

These deer originate from asia but where introduced in many countries around the world. This also goes for the Netherlands.

watching the sunrise on top of a 4000 meter high volcano overlooking other volcanoes nearby and in the distance. life doesn't get any better then

you are bound to see one of these beauties when you pay a visit to Cahuita National Park in Costa Rica. but watch out... there very venomous. Luckily

Three Herons-Egrets hiding in the reed waiting for fish to snatch up.

experimenting with some nighttime photography in Australia

When I was in Puerto Viejo in Costa Rica a local invited me to his house because he has a nice peace of land with lots of animals living on it. When I

one of the countless beautiful butterflies I've seen in Central America.

It's all about the composition. how beautiful is that blade of grass moving through the frame

the beautiful, intriguing and dangerous Cassowary in the Jungle at Mission Beach. These prehistoric looking creatures only live in north east Queensla

Discover more photos See all

40 ton of adult humpback whale in full breach by JohnSmall

Mean and moody goat by Mich82

This photography in Indonesia at a place where a rainforest meets the ocean in a pretty magical way. by sourmondays

PORTRAIT OF KRISTY by argiepyanez87

The love this boy has is crazy. He is nothing but.....perfect. by SteveHowellPhotography

Photo by Mad_bubbles

A mother rhino and calf by dantedandrea

Tiger Resting In The Sun by ByRenee

We found ourselves in this elephant’s territory as we came around a curve. It was likely a mock charge since she didn't jump our vehicle. by KayBrewer

A late morning shot at Cape Disappointment. The weather called for overcast, but the marine layer wore off and I was stuck shooting directly at the su by pacificrain

_DSC9992 by SorinMosescu

Mongaup Eagles by hiyahercfarm

A white Gyrfalcon in the snow by mikehudson_4920

Collie Flower by tanmorris

Girraffe resting by elabuschagne

Kicia by kasiadoroszkiewicz

DSC_5288p by blainestauffer

???? by TheHolisticPhotographer

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.