11 Pictures that prove you should take a camera with you more often

2/6/2020

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Geography Story: 11 Pictures that prove you should take a camera with you more often

Not all of us are lucky enough to capture fantastic views and natural phenomena. However, some people are always in the right place at the right time. Let's check amazing pictures which everyone would like to see with their own eyes.

#1 Ice shards on a lake

#2 Glaciers flow through the mountains in Iceland

#3 Death valley

#4 Double rainbow

#5 Fantastic morning dew

#6 Sun halo is rare to see

#7 Toronto ice waves

#8 Ice cave in Iceland

#9 Rainbow and lighting

#10 The rainstorm is coming

#11 Seven gill cow shark in the forest. Cape Town, South Africa

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35 Comments

John Walters

Wonderful pics. I always say " a picture is capturing a moment of Time".

Lupe Hernandez

Ray Zagata, Huh?? What Elephants???

Eve

Great pictures! I always tell people I don't have a camera eye...I don't see the pictures that others can capture.

Patricia Price

Ray Zagata, I never got that one!😒

Patricia Price

Never seen a rainbow and lightning!

Ilias Tsiabardas

very interesting photos Never Heard of Seven gill cow sharks

Ray Zagata

I like the photo of the Elephants drinking water from the lake with their reflection in the water .... just awesome

cchisholm

Beautiful photography. My husband caught a wonderful photo at work a few weeks ago on his cell phone of early morning light suing through a tunnel of trees over the road where hevwirks. He always notices such thuns.

werma

Pretty amazing pictures.

Beverlie Nelson

bonniecardona, mber that from when I was a child and have never seen it since do thought I was just dreaming it

bonniecardona

The photo of the ice waves in lake Ontario in Toronto must be old 8-9 years as our winters haven't been that cold in the last few years our lake never froze recently