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27 May

Emmarentia Dam Johannesburg – early morning mist. Image: Roger Alan Lee

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Morning Glory. Stilfontein. Image: Donovan Gericke — 20220327_173233

Sunrise over dam, Coolen, Hogsback. Image: Michal Pretorius — image0 (5)

Wilderness beach before sunrise. Image: William R Sharp — Wilderness July 2017-16

Ffluffy autumn. Rosebank, CPT. Image: Yves Ducommun — 20220522_160121

Fallen leaves. Karkloof, KwaZulu-Natal. Image: Donald Knight — 20220522_111041

A welcome watery weekend. Kleinmond, Western Cape. Image: Joe Grant — Exif_JPEG_420

Double Arch Over Durban, 22 May 2022. Image: Shalen Misser. Ethekwini. <br> — IMG_6473

Elgin Sunrise. Image: Judy Bell — 20220523_072936

Rainbow Floods. Image: Eric Hodgson, Durban — IMG-20220522-WA0009

Down to the beach, Gansbaai. Image: Neels du Plooy<br> — 20220522_120449

Autumn seeds dispersed. Now waiting for winter rainfall. Image: Vivienne Ward — 20220515_174451

Portrait of the breathtaking Bokmakirie. Image: Samuel P. Surdut (Instagram: @SamuelPS.photo) — image0 (4)

Reflections, Kleinmond. Image: Don Pinnock — Reflections

Cold and wet and blue, Kruger Park, Image: R Handler — 479FC65A-ABAA-4735-A486-3163E2409942

Standing tall. Image: Rik De Decker — image0 (2)

Sunset reflections in Camps Bay Tidal Pool. Image: Chris von Ulmenstein — IMG_8451

Durban Berea...After the deluge: Sign of Hope. Image: William Giles — DSC_1209

Guess what. Guess where! Image: Nott van Heyningen — IMG_6099

Dining out. Image: Tara Turkington/Flow Communications — 51821587932_52923a199d_k

There is hope. Image: Tara Turkington/Flow Communications — 52003212047_66e962bd4c_k

Last of the sun on The Hottentots Holland. Image: Joy Rosario — image0 (1)

Dandelions at sunset. Worcestershire UK. Image: Lesley Caplan — image0

A Rainbow looking down approvingly on the Sharks vs Ulster game in Belfast. Image: Ian Weir — IMG_3750

Where giants once wondered the Earth - Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland. Image: Ian Weir — IMG_3801

Singed fynbos after control burn in Tokai. Image: Brian Alexander — 20220507_175153

King penguins going for a morning swim in South Georgia island. SA Agulhas II - the South African polar ice breaker vessel can be seen in the distance. Image: Parik Bohra — IMG_0498

Logistical work during the Antarctic winter of 2016. Image: Parik Bohra — IMG_8927

Next to the ozone monitor (left). The SANAEIV (South African National Antarctic Expedition IV), Antarctic base can be seen in distance. Image: Parik Bohra — IMG_7382

Vesleskarvet Nunatak looking towards the Lorentzen Peak in Antarctica. This image was captured in the Antarctic summer of 2015/2016. Image: Parik Bohra — IMG_7381

Tourists at the Stinking Rose restaurant in the North Beach district of San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, April, 12, 2022. San Francisco's beleaguered tourism industry got good news when hotels hit their highest occupancy rate - 76% - since before the pandemic, last month, reported the San Francisco Chronicle. — Tourists Return To San Francisco As Covid Restrictions Lift

Buffalo Okavango Delta. Image: Karin Linder — PSX_20220518_084745

Wild Dog Okavango Delta. Image: Karin Linder — PSX_20220521_095700

Water Lily shot at Okavango Delta. Image: Karin Linder — PSX_20220518_115648

Spotted Eagle Owl, Nelspruit. Image: Derek Reynish — image1

Beautiful rainbow arc in Basingstoke, Hampshire UK. Image: Neil Davis<br> — IMG-20220521-WA0000

Tower of clouds, Camps Bay. Image: Chris von Ulmenstein — IMG_8136

Emmarentia Dam Johannesburg – early morning mist. Image: Roger Alan Lee — 20220520_065811_HDR-2

Quiet contemplation on a beach in Croatia. Image: Beverley Kempster. — FB_IMG_1652506991415

For the love of the mountains from Njesuthi cottages, Drakensberg. Image: Jeff Moys — IMG_20220518_103208

Fascination. Image: Elizabeth Christie — 03815cf6-5ca8-492e-b57e-68bcc7eabb47

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