“This 2-colored pumpkin leaf”

“This perfectly-sized box of golden berries”

“The ridges on the tomato were perfectly symmetrical, so much so that I thought it looked like children’s fake/play food.”

“Today I took a perfect shot.”

“The way the balloon meets the mountains”

“Took this photo this morning, was really trying to get the mountains on the balloon to overlap with the lower layers but this came out quite nice regardless, figured it was worth sharing. Cheers!”.

“Caught my first perfect rainbow”

“A perfect reflection”

“Ball of salt that I took out of the dead sea.”

“The dew drops on the edges of this leaf are almost perfect.”

“I came across a large log sticking out of a lake. A small but sturdy bonsai-esque tree has grown from the exposed tip in a magical display of natural perfection.”

“The perfect hexagons on this old beehive”

“I noticed that this street lined up almost perfectly with the sunset and had to take this.”

“My friend’s parents have a red rose bush and on one particular branch it blooms these beauties.”

“She perfected this pose better than humans.”

“Found this growing voluntarily over my dog’s grave.”

“This perfectly shaped bell pepper I found at work”

“I found a hummingbird nest in my yard with 2 baby birbs.”

“Perfectly shaped mini-satsuma inside another satsuma!”

“My cat’s paws make a heart when put together.”

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“This is what some bees made in one week after a beekeeper forgot to put a frame in the box.”

“Blue fungus that turned the whole interior of this stick blue”

“This tree looks like a dragon.”

“This rock looks like a decapitated dragon’s head.”

“This concrete post at our playground looks like the moon.”

“The sun and the window decided to show us a real example of the dispersion of white light during the lecture.”

“A DNA-shaped cloud formation I saw the other day”

“This cat has more toe beans than cats usually do.”

“A tomato from my garden with bunny ears”

“This is how tall sunflowers can actually be.”

“This deformed corn, the only one out of the bunch that looked like that”

“A rock that looks like a Picasso painting”

“And this is a mushroom”

“I found a mushroom that looks like a little owl.”

“This pear looks like a grumpy old man.”

“My chunky dog has the image of a cat on her back, and they appear to share a tail.”

“This weird lemon that grew on our lemon tree”

“There was a bird in the broccoli at the grocery store today.”

“Saw a snail while I was outside, and its shell was crystal clear.”

“My grape had another fully formed grape inside of it.”

“One of my tomatillos rotted and left a cool cage and some seeds.”

“Ants ate this sucker and left the wrapper almost perfect.”

“A bee covered in pollen took a break on my shirt.”

“These icicles froze orange because of the sap concentration in the tree.”

“This tree looks like it’s kissing a boulder.”

“The way rain carved out the sand around this ball and sort of ’elevated’ it”

“This vine climbed up a chair to silence my wind chime.”

“I took this photo of a reflection in a puddle and the gravel looks like a starry night sky.”

“The cloud formed a shadow in the sky.”

“This picture I took, showing how the sky affects the color of the sea”

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The bomb hole at sunrise, Corsica, France

Mount Hood, Oregon twilight reflection

Aurora Over Bow Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Preikestolen, Norway

The southern fjords of New Zealand

Milyway over Marana, Arizona

Picture Lake, Artist Point

Highlands of Iceland

Aurlandsfjord, Norway

Mt. Cook, New Zealand

El Capitan at sunrise, Yosemite National Park

Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

Kjelfossen Waterfall, Gudvangen Norway

Fresh Snow at Bow Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Long Lake, Ontario Canada

Band-e-Amir, Bamyan, Afghanistan

Reflections of sunset on the lake at Batsto Village NJ

First severe frost with ice cover in southern Germany

Gorgeous fall afternoon in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA

Lake Superior and Wisconsin from Minnesota’s North Shore

Three Sisters, NSW, Australia

Factory Butte at Sunrise north of Hanksville, Utah

Golden Hour on the Washington Coast

My spectacular view after climbing Mt. Rainier.

Nullarbor, South Australia

El Mirador, Cozumel, Mexico

Sunrise in the highlands of Iceland

Where moss meets the basalt – Oregon

Sunrise Over the Central Cascades, Washington

La Perouse Bay, Maui, Hawaii

The Black Cullin, Elgol, Scotland, UK

Layers Align in the North Cascades, WA

Longs Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Double Rainbow Over Bow Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

Mazerunner, Kyrgystan

Beautiful fall colors in the North Cascades, Washington

Nāpali coast, Kauai

Laghi di Fusine, Italy

Collision of seasons near Telluride, CO

Mt. St. Helens

The misty mountains of North Vancouver

Autumn colors around Lake Kawaguchi

The far edge of the New Zealand South Island

Another rainy day on a trail in Washington

Band-e-Amir National Park, Afghanistan

Capitol Peak in Autumn Glory, Sunset (near Aspen, Colorado)

The Northern Lights over Kirkjufell

Lynn Canyon, Vancouver, BC

Black Sand Beach, Dyrhólaey, Iceland

Mt Fuji during fall

Lucky shot of lightning in the Grampians National Park, VIC, Australia

Vancouver’s north shore escape … BC , Canada

Lofoten, Norway

I visited Lake Gosau (AUT)

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“Look At This Curiosity!”

Canada Still Has 91% Of The Forest Cover That Existed At The Beginning Of The European Settlement

The Sahara Desert After Heavy Rain In Morocco

Mt. Fuji From The ISS

“Friendly Reminder Of Just How Ridiculously Big The Pacific Ocean Is”

“Fun Fact I Found On A Snapple Cap”

“While I Was On The Highway I Witnessed The Eruption Of Etna Live… It Was Exciting”

“A Window Seat Picture Of The Maldives”

“Tracking Of An Eagle Over A 20 Year Period”

Topography Of The Indian Subcontinent

Devil’s Tower, Wyoming. A Large Butte, It Reaches 5112 Feet Above Sea Level

“Namib Desert: Yesterday’s Underrated Desert”

“Fog is the primary source of water in the site, accounting for a unique environment in which endemic invertebrates, reptiles and mammals adapt to an ever-changing variety of microhabitats and ecological niches.”

“The Scottish Highlands, The Appalachians, And The Atlas Are The Same Mountain Range, Once Connected As The Central Pangean Mountains”

“There’s A Lake In Finland That Looks Like Finland!”

“Fun Fact About Patagonia That Most People Don’t Know: 90% Of It Looks Like This”

“A Modern Photo Compared With A Photo Taken Over A Century Earlier In The Same Place”

“Antarctica From Space”

“How Antarctica Would Look If All The Ice Melted”

“The Parking Lot By My House Has Been Flooded Long Enough For Google Maps To Recognize It As The Natural Wonder That It Is”

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