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Koko Nor lake is visible above the Soyuz solar array as we fly over China.
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A snowy peak near La Paz, Bolivia, reminds me of a white poinsettia!
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And this is why they’re called noctilucent
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And then, a rose in the middle of South Pacific
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Amazing storm clouds formation off the coast of Japan
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“50 shades of blue” in the Australian waters
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“50 shades of blue” in the Australian waters
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“50 shades of blue” in the Australian waters
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Amazon Rainforest rivers end their course in the Atlantic at sunset.
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Our window on the world
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Oceanic waves and currents become visible in the sunglint
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Amazing how a place we think dead can have so much life to it
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Clouds off the Brazilian coast, at sunset…
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Clouds off the Brazilian coast, at sunset…
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A bit of relax after a long day – hopefully without disturbing anyone else’s
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Bolivia: anybody knows what the artifacts in the top left corner are??
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Mesospheric Noctilucent Clouds capture the first rays of a new day’s sun.
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Pemba Island
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Zanzibar!
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Under water coral reef, inspiringly gorgeous even from 400 km
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This sight caught me by surprise… I turned, and there it was.
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“After 3 days… I was looking at a river bed”
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Strange mountainous formations in the Mato Grosso catch a faraway eye.
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Our sun, our spaceship, our planet
MAC-Photography.co.uk:
Low Fly Zone
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Waiting for a target… (2/2)
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Waiting for a target… (1/2)
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A view of the Andes from Cupola: “like any unchartered territory…strangely intriguing”
Joaquim Pinho Photography:
Man of War Bay
