Falling Water

Falling WaterLooking Glass Falls in the Pisgah National Forest of North Carolina is a 60 foot (18 meter) drop for water of the Davidson River. Wintertime moisture on Looking Glass Rock is frozen as an ice sheet on the rock face and the resemblance to a mirror is how the water fall gets its name.

The inviting Gothic parish church sits high on a rock in the village of Oetz in the Imst region of Austria

Golden Eagles mate for life

but legends of giants creating them as stepping stones are still making the rounds

It lies in the far west of the state of Colorado

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the Temple of Kukulkan was part of the ancient city of Chichen Itza

The Great Wall of China disappears into early darkness brought on by weather and atmospheric conditions

Wildebeest herd moving through grassland adjacent to the desolate Etosha Pan

Here the tail fans the air as the giant mammal crests off the Maui coast

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This double rainbow  jumped out of the gloom for just short minutes in northern Great Britain as I was moving along a narrow country lane

Arizona is surely one of the most photographed places on our planet