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Sri Lanka's stunning hill-country

Oil painter rendering Taboche at sunrise, Nepal Himalayas.

On a roadtrip through Yellowstone National Park with my mother

Berlin skyline at night.

The river, Richmond

The start of the Great Wall of China which begins with a dip into the open sea.

Morning frost and prayer flags in front of the south face of Lhotse, the fourth highest mountain in the world.

My wild Doves had babies in my plant basket.

Porter on the Everest BC trail, Nepal Himalayas.

A winning entry in a dahlia-growing contest

Storm approaching Bawley

Those eye speaks.

Aerial view of Guangzhou, China on a polluted day.

Fishing the ocean.

Ian packing up, 2010

Climbing an enormous metal structure covered by an American flag in the Black Rock Desert

Different perspective on Monumento de los Caidos by Enrique Csar Zaldivar in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands

Aerial view of Guangzhou, China on a polluted day.

51.000 sandstone statues of Buddha in 53 Yungang grottoes. Is one of the three major Grottoes in China and the construction of the caves was started under the auspices of the noted monk Tan Yao in 453

Michael guiding us, 2010

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Storm approaching Bawley

Storm approaching Bawley

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Joshua Monaghan

Enmore, Australia

Member since 2014

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© Joshua Monaghan.
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04.2010

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Nov. 30, 2010, 3 a.m.

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