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Indpendence Day fireworks over Sanford marina.

Which way? Sign pole in Ballyvaughn, Ireland - with too many choices!

During a dive in Fuerteventura at about - 25 mt

Bloco celebration during Carnival in Rio de Janiero

There were no words that could have described the harshness of the Sri Lankan fishermens lives, the sad resignation and the sacrifice of their existences, but in the same time, the kindness and the ca

COLOR FULL-This fair are cow fair but his owner are the Indian New year festival of gay govery fair for colour full fair.

Thai soldiers at ease

Rihno mating scene at kasiranga National park, Assam,India

"It's Over Dad"realizing this is the last game he will ever play in high school.

Photo taken in Collioure, France. The boy stood on the bridge and stare on the waves for a long time.

Indistinctly hunting by spider near my home. Dragonfly tried to escaped but failed due to high and lethal clutching by spider.

There were no words that could have described the harshness of the Sri Lankan fishermens lives, the sad resignation and the sacrifice of their existences, but in the same time, the kindness and the ca

a rock in the negev desert, israel

Children ethnic minority in the highlands to life on landfills

Enjoying the views of Parc Guell in Barcelona

Fly with Paraglider and small village's view from top

I was attending a friend's wedding and I had the idea to suspend the wedding dress. It had such a unique design, it felt like it could just float dreamily in the cool sea breeze.

A Fir branch in the Waahila Ridge Park is illuminated by late afternoon sun,

There were no words that could have described the harshness of the Sri Lankan fishermens lives, the sad resignation and the sacrifice of their existences, but in the same time, the kindness and the ca

Photo taken at Hanoi. Showing the changing of the city, where new building is raiding upon old ones.

During a night safari we saw a jaguar who killed impala and in a few second take it up to the tree

diving in the waves

Gliding flying squirrel in its flight from a tree
(Kerala, India)

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

There were no words that could have described the harshness of the Sri Lankan fishermens lives, the sad resignation and the sacrifice of their existences, but in the same time, the kindness and the ca

There were no words that could have described the harshness of the Sri Lankan fishermens lives, the sad resignation and the sacrifice of their existences, but in the same time, the kindness and the candour of their smiles, I got in return of mine.

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Nora De Angelli

London, United Kingdom

Member since 2014

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© Nora De Angelli.
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Date Taken:

08.2013

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Nov. 29, 2013, 7:24 a.m.

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NIKON D3

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28mm

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1/160

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f11

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ISO200

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