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Renting mopeds with friends in Bodrum, Turkey

Sunflowers in a field

Three kayaks in small lake at F.D.R. State Park

Bull Fight in Madrid, Spain

Louisiana swamp area at Baton Rouge Zoo

Visiting El Palacio Royal in Madrid, Spain

That lonely tree by the window panel.

Visiting Catedral de la Almudena in Madrid, Spain

Without faces 2, grow old gracefully.

Without face monologue, and support sustainability. Do recycle.

Hiking Herman's Gulch in Colorado with friends

Grow where you are planted. The branches of tea trees in different sizes.

These succulents at its best.

Graffiti at Medicine Wheel

Grow where you are planted. This is old leaves from tea tree.

6-year-old Saturday morning playtime on dad's iPad.

This area is aptly named "God's window."

Grow where you are planted.

I was in Chobe National Park watching elephants when the sun set. It looked to me as if Mark Rothko had painted over a landscape at dusk.

Hiking trip around Radium Springs in Albany, GA.

Meerkat looking on

Florida lizard taken in Disney World

This is a picture out of my backyard

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Grow where you are planted. The branches of tea trees in different sizes.

Grow where you are planted. The branches of tea trees in different sizes.

Khairul Izwan Nan

Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

Member since 2014

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05.2013

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July 2, 2013, 9:41 p.m.

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