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Arc de Triomf in Barcelona, Spain

The Human Struggle We never know what will happen next, so all we can do is to keep going and never stop fighting. @ the Lake District, the UK

Curious kitty at a goat farm in Provence, France

Puppy at the ruins of Les Baux-de-Provence

Monument aux Morts d'Orient at the port in Marseille, France at Sunset

Mother and child by the banks of the Ohio at sunset

The Human Struggle Growing old is inevitable, so make the most out of life and treasure your memories. @ Paris. The stark contrast between a teenager and the children made me realise how fast time pa

Waiting for the bus in Yangon

Jellyfish or Jelly, a major non-polyp form in the phylum Cnidaria, a free-swimming marine animal consisting of gelatinous umbrella-shaped bell and trailing tentacles. Photo taken in Audubon Aquarium o

Walking along a street in Yangon, Myanmar

Tea express delivery in the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul.

Farming and Agriculture is the root of American Culture. One can get a taste of Vermont farm life in Shelburne Farms. It is a classic 1400-acre farm laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted, America's premie

In awe of the bleakness of the industrial German cityscape, after climbing to the top of the Cologne cathedral.

After just passing through security, I saw the Biman Bangladesh's DC 10 starting to leave. I was so excited to see this plane because it is due to retire at the end of 2013. I shot this photo with my

Sleep Anywhere--A cat of my neighbor.

All of them are my neighbors. It is such kind of a custom to greet other people in the morning or just asking questions about their works that they are going to do.

The Human Struggle Nothing is ever good enough, we will always strive to build taller, to have more, to become better. @ Hong Kong

A snowy and extremely gloomy day in Venice, but had to stop to admire the uniqueness of the city. But it was snowing too heavily so I didn't take the risk to take out my camera and so, took this phot

A man who is shaping a bunch of metal using a grinder machine.

Driving along a road in Kent, we passed this house and the orange light in the window caught my eye, like a warm ember amidst the cold. We turned back just so I could take a photo before we carried o

Cat of my neighbor that usually comes to my house.

Teacher of Patience--A spider that I usually see in my former bathroom

Having a stroll along a canal in Amsterdam on a gloomy evening.

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Farming and Agriculture is the root of American Culture. One can get a taste of Vermont farm life in Shelburne Farms. It is a classic 1400-acre farm laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted, America's premie

Farming and Agriculture is the root of American Culture. One can get a taste of Vermont farm life in Shelburne Farms. It is a classic 1400-acre farm laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted, America's premier 19th-century landscape architect. by Tania Dey

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Kalyani, India

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© Tania Dey.
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Date Taken:

12.2011

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PHOTO LOCATION Shelburne, Vermont, United States of America