Megatransect

By: boss on January 30, 2008 / comment : 0

Viewed from a low-flying plane, elephants forage on the salt-laden banks of a river in Odzala National Park in Congo. Photographer Michael Nichols took this shot while accompanying conservationist Michael Fay on the Megatransect, his grueling 15-month, 2,000-mile (3,200-kilometer) trek across Congo and Gabon to chronicle the region’s pristine forests and wildlife and fight for their protection.

Extreme Earth

By: boss on January 30, 2008 / comment : 0

Chinstrap penguins (Pygoscelis antarctica) ride out high surf on blue-ice icebergs near Candlemas Island in the South Sandwich Islands. Safe for the moment from predaceous leopard seals, chinstrap penguins are the second most abundant species in Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic.

Kayakers paddle toward Mount Cleveland

By: boss on January 30, 2008 / comment : 0

Kayakers paddle toward Mount Cleveland, located on Chuginadak Island, Alaska. The highest peak in the Islands of Four Mountains, a subgroup of the Aleutian archipelago, Mount Cleveland's last eruption took place in 2001.

Phoenix Islands

By: boss on January 30, 2008 / comment : 0

A diver swims over a reef of table coral near Kanton Island in the Phoenix Islands, Kiribati. The coral ecosystem of the Phoenix Islands is largely intact, making them one of the last havens of ocean wilderness.

Washington Crossing National Park

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Gokyo Ri, Solukhumbu, Nepal

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Photograph at North Rim, Grand Canyon, Arizona

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Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone National Park

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The Hidden Secrets

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Shadow and sunshine paint a gorge in this scene from giant-screen film Grand Canyon: The Hidden Secrets.

The Kingdom of Beauty

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

This title is perfect to define the beauty of Neelum Valley in Azad jammu and Kashmir which is in Pakistan's Control..The Beautiful forests continue on their way across the line of control into the Indian held Kashmir and finally mountains converts into the flat plain of Kashmir Valley.This area is not far from the soul of Kashmir THE KASHMIR VALLEY which is in Indian Control.On the northern side (further into Pakistan)the forests end soon and these mounatins become even more high and finally Snow capped.The very calm Indigo Blue Neelum River can be seen in the picture.

Colorfull Reflections

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

The beautiful reflections of Dudipatsar Lake in it's Crystal Clear Waters.

Karambar Lake

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

Rush Lake & the surroundings.

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

Greenery is the best Scenery

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

The most Inspiring and the most lovely hill station of Pakistan.Lalazar situated behind the Kashmir Valley which is often termed as the most beautiful place on this earth.

Walk Burney ( McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park )

By: boss on January 22, 2008 / comment : 0

McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park is interlaced with numerous hiking trails. The park has 910 acres of fores and 5 miles of streamside and lake shoreline on Lae Britton. Burney Falls is the centerpiece for the park with over 100million gallons of water cascading 129 feet a day. Teddy Roosevelt once described Burney Falls as the "eighth wonder of the world."


Falls Trail: The most popular trail in the park. It offers close us views of the falls and the best scenery, Difficulty rates from easy to moderate with the starting pint at 3,000 feet descending to 2,850 feet. The first part of the path is paved the rest is dirt.

Mountain Under Water

By: boss on January 19, 2008 / comment : 0

The most beautiful scenery in the world

By: boss on January 17, 2008 / comment : 0

Photographs of beautiful scenery in ireland

By: boss on January 17, 2008 / comment : 0

Amazing Earth

By: boss on January 16, 2008 / comment : 0

Image of Earth from Moon

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