Reflexions

Ningbo reflections, China.   Also an HDR version is available to view on his Flikr site, just click the image above.

Taken by Robert Lio

A Norway Morning

"This picture was taken in the morning, showing the Aurlandsfjorden in Norway. We took the old road, not the new tunnel." Taken by Matin80

Near Sunset

"A church steeple at sunset, near Pittsburgh, PA". Taken by Samuel Janisko

Solitude

"Looking out of the MNAC - Barcelona - Catalonia". Taken by Rich

Skyfall

Barranca del Cobre, Mexico. Taken by Paralecitam

Where The Gods Dwell

"China - Xinjiang autonomous region. The town that I was staying in at the time is called Tashkurgan. This mountain range was up in the clouds and fog all day long, and was breathtaking. I thought that this HDR did some justice to its beauty". Taken by Matt

Cloudy

Fuenlabrada, Spain. Taken by Zhiehl

Lonely Times

"Rotterdam, The Netherlands, December 2008". Taken by Rick Wezenaar

The Tree in my Dreams

"Well it isn't exactly the tree in my dreams, but it was a growing tree that stood in the middle of a muddy puddle". India. Taken by Sourabh

Constructicon

"Today was a very dusty day so I didn't think there was much chance of doing any photography. But at around 6pm the evening light, combined with the dust, created a really soft, muted feeling to everything. I was pleased with the result of this one. It's a bit more realistic than some of my other attempts at HDR". Dubai. Taken by James

The Ethereal Mirror

"View over the lake Jyväskylä, Finland" Taken by Nahkuri

A Glimpse of the Kingdom

"A photo of the 'old' section of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, taken from the top of the NCB headquarters building". Taken by James Mattison

The Glow of the Dam

"The outlet at Seagahan Dam located in South Armagh in Ireland". Taken by Kim Shatwell

Easy Rider

"Saw this bike in Dublin and just had to take a picture". Taken by Kim Shatwell

Beached

Old Ship, Kuwait. Taken by Tareq Al-Obaid

Meet the Peat

"Peatlands Park was the first of its type in the British Isles and was specifically established to promote and facilitate peatland awareness and issues. The peat here has been forming for about 10,000 years. The site was acquired in 1978 from the IPDC (Irish Peat Development Company) and the park was officially opened in 1990. Visitors can explore the 265ha (680 acre) site on foot along its many paths and wooden walkways". Taken by Kim Shatwell

Approaching the Church of Our Lady...

The Dresden Frauenkirche, Germany. Taken by Roy