Beautiful Nature pics

[Eva2]

'Moonlight Aurora, Norway'

[uzn]

[Eva2]

'The best photo I’ve ever seen of volcanic lightning. The “dirty thunderstorm” shot at Calbuco volcano in April 2015, southern Chile.
photography by @francisconegroni_fotografia'


And, just a dreamy shot somewhere in Turkey.

[Eva2]

Florida, USA

[onawah]

800 year old Bonsai tree

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=...91883805624176

[Eva2]

'Botanical Park of Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
Founded in 1808, it is considered one of the most important in the world.'

[Eva2]

'Aurora Borealis in Kitdalen, Norway'

[Eva2]

British Columbia, Canada

[Eva2]

[Eva2]

Reflection Lake, @m1rphotography [IG]

[Eva2]

'Giant Groundsels, prehistoric plants found on top of Mt Kilimanjaro.'

[palehorse]

Koh Poda - Ao Nang Krabi Thailand

[Eva2]

May 1 - 'This photo was taken on the border between China and Tibet at an altitude of 5500 meters last night at the moonrise These scenes are repeated once for 150 years. You have never seen the moon so beautiful in your life ✨ the closest distance of the moon to the earth'

[Eva2]

'TRIBAL SHIELD OF GUARDIAN RAINBOW 🙏

Isn't this photo just brilliant?
If you allow your imagination and senses take over a lil bit, you might feel soothing and tranquil vibe of this family.

For me, rainbow shield shining above the youngest pod member is just nature's unique way of protecting this precious tribe.

Maya Angelou once said: "Be a rainbow in someone else's cloud" and I only hope this inspirational quote will remind us all, that in the end, all that matters is kindness. How you treat yourself and all living things, makes a difference..'

[Eva2]

Lofoten, Norway

[Bill Ryan]

[Eva2]

Yosemite National Park

[Eva2]

A well timed, mesmerizing shot of foamy waves hitting the shore.

[Eva2]

As beautiful as the view must be, this would be a definite no for me!
'Relaxing in the sky hammock Relaxing in the sky hammock in the shadow of Monte Piana in the Italian Dolomites.'

[Operator]

Posted by Jill (here)
A well timed, mesmerizing shot of foamy waves hitting the shore.

Proof that gravity is related to interference of waves ... ?