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I have a picture for you! 13 November - 19 November 2022

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18 Nov

Sunset fun and games on the beach at Nungwi, Zanzibar. May 2021. Photographer: Barbara Mould

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Champagne Valley Spring. Photographer: James Seymour — 20221116_061552

Flying into Singapore 17 th October 2022. Photographer: Jude Maguire — image_67143169

Wind Over Water. Photographer: Janice Ashby — Wind Over Water

Say hi to mother nature. Photographer: Nono Gloria Petlane<br> — IMG-20190407-WA0000

Mooi River in flood. Photographer: Erika Kooij — 20221117_183457

Sunset fun and games on the beach at Nungwi, Zanzibar. May 2021. Photographer: Barbara Mould — 20210514_180428

A stroll around Table Mountain. Photographer: Richard Chilton — image0 (1)

Bohol Island Philippines on 15 November 2022 when the world population exceeded 8 billion for the first time. Photographer: Trevor Joseph — 20221116_103450

Malachite Kingfisher on the Bitou. Photographer: Andrew Girdwood — malachite

Lone seagull at sunset (Mouille Point). Photographer: Jenni Bessesen — IMG_7024

Rare White Springbok - Rogge Cloof Private Nature Reserve - 20km outside of Sutherland. Photographer: Michelle Torr — image0

In His Prime. Photographer: Craig Rebro — Silver8

In my Garden in Johannesburg, South Africa.12 July 2022. Photographer: Linda Crawford — 2022-07-12 16.13.50

Black-maned Kgalgadi Lion and Majestic Proud Pride Leader. Photographer: Dr Neil Wilson — 013

Go on, Give us a kiss! World of Birds, Hout Bay. Photographer: Martin Fennell, Noordhoek — Go on, give me a kiss!

Greater Double-collared Sunbird on a pincushion protea. Photographer: Bruce Ward-smith — image (1)

After the rain. Photographer: Mauritz van den Heever<br> — KUIER2k

“A Leopard on the hunt”. Sabi Sands 12 Nov 2022. Photographer: Lerato Kapari — image1

Gasflame. Windmill Beach. Photographer: Traci Kwaai — IMG_4293

Kameeldrif outside Kimberley. October 2022. Photographer: Johnny Wild — 5bb2cf23-f63f-497a-818c-19e0920ae0de

No rain for us, Duiwenhoks river at Doornhoek. Photographer: Margaux Newdigate<br> — IMG_0638

The fading sun rays - Tongaat Beach, KZN North Coast 16-11-2022. Photographer: Pravesh Babulal — image

Photographer: Chris Heymans — AA31E0AC-10DC-45E1-8963-B7D7B063874E

Minding my own business. Skukuza. Photographer: Jackie Campbell — IMG_4342

The evening of the day the Queen died. Melton Mowbray UK. Photographer: Mike Woodford — 20220910_185532

Just the 3 of us chilling. Photographer: Michael Hook — 02DE63C48FB142C2A10BA1A0781EF266

Rain in the Namibia. Photographer: Judy Craxton — IMG_0384

Dawn over the Loire river near Gennes France. Photographer. Sue Pritt — IMG_0766

The Big Five Viewpoint within the Bosch Luys Kloof Private Nature Reserve from the Seweweekspoort Pass. Origionally observed by Thomas Baine on horseback during 1868. On the Eastern side of the Swartberge directly opposite “the Hell” which is on the Western side of the Swartberge. 18 October 2022. Image: Johan Geldenhuys — image0 (4)

Beautiful Norway. Photographer: Marleine Badenhorst — IMG-20221017-WA0021

Africa’s colors. Photographer: Corlette Wessels — image0 (3)

Remote Drakensberg cave. Photographer: Adele McCann — image0 (2)

Spotted Eagle Owls, Radloff Parc, Somerset West. Photographer: Karin Linder — REDLOFF

1000 potholes and 1 was bigger than this. The scenery, the landscape, the massive sky, the highfield storms, the howling wind, the absolute isolation, the silence, the heat, the cold, the rain, the hail, makes traveling this road worth it. Photographer: Terry Donnelly — 20221104_113502

I dream big. Photographer: PMT Leite — IMG_20220607_072947

Tranquillity in the Heart of the Sneeuberg mountains, north of Graaff-Reinet, after 2 inches of rain. Photographer: Tim van Heerden — 20221113_162150-01

Autumn woodland. Photographer: David Reucassel<br> — OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Anchored for life (Meiringspoort) Photographer: Annalene Sadie<br> — IMG_2612

The world’s tallest twin towers. The Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Image: Shalendra Misser — image0 (1)

Pure focus ~ lion in the rain, Madiwke, November 2021. Photographer: Alex Black — 1I7A7526

Another little friend. Photographer: JJ Clark — Screenshot_20221115_093026

Somerset West Sunset, November 2022. Photographer: Juliano Ferreira — image0

Before the rush - Amsterdam. Photographer: Dale Morris — IMG-20221114-WA0003

Surprise Boat at Kalk Bay Harbour 11.11.2022. Photographer: Karin Linder. — DO01014830

Roadside garden. Photographer: Dalene Morris <br> — IMG-20221114-WA0002

Windows to another world? Photographer: Ian Morris <br> — 20221114_183032

Monkey Temple. Nepal juky 2022 ( after a rainstorm) view of Kathmandu Valley behind the stupa. Image: Sarita Bhattarai. — 20220712_170802

Twilight beckons. Sunrise in Nahoon Corner, East London, before the hustle and bustle of the day. Image: Sarita Bhattarai. — 20220611_071307

Sunset over Dwarsvlei 'mountain' in the karoo. Taken on 1 October 2022. During the 'run the karoo' night run. Photographer: Sarita Bhattarai<br> — IMG-20221003-WA0029

Jakaranda trees "tunnel" during Autom on Rosebank Road in Dunkeld West, Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer: Khathu Muvhango : — IMG_20221025_082049

Last patch of sun. Photographer: Mark Harman — DSC02725_edited

Ellies enjoying the arrival of warmer weather! Kariega Game Reserve. Photographer: Olivia Stoch — DSCN1442

Surely they can’t be serious- I’m only 3 months old! Photographer: Krishnee Chetty — image (1)

Does anyone know a good hairdresser. Inanda Country Base, Kyalami after the torrential rain. Photographer: Sue Goodman — 20221113_2591

NG Church in Nieu Bethesda corner stone was laid by Mrs Weich and the edifice consecrated on 11 Feb 1905. Photographer: Nils Flaatten — Nieu Bethesda Church

In the thrifty drylands, if it works, it stays. The Karoo remains a stronghold of windpumps.<br>Photos: Chris Marais — Karoo-Windpump

Delta Park Waterfall. Photographer: Craig Adams <br> — Delta Park waterfall

Victoria Embankment, Durban. Photographer: Pravesh Babulal<br> — image

Spitzkoppe Namibia. Photographer: Barbara Chedzey — 20221017_184746

Barringtonia Racemosa Mtunzini. Photographer: Barbara Chedzey</p>
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Teewaterskloof July 2022. Photographer: Marc G Harrison — image2

“As the first rains fall in Botswana, hordes of Greater and Lesser Flamingos, numbering some 20 000 pairs, arrive in Sua Pan from as far afield as Walvis Bay and The Great Rift Valley”. Photographer: Ryan Enslin @mylimeboots — Morning Pan 9

Meal time in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. October 2022. Photographer: Caroline Rowbottom — 9287B717-FBB5-493A-8CDF-ABC7A3273E92

Storm moving in from the west. Green Point, Cape Town. 12 November. Photographer: Chris von Ulmenstein — 7F03B326-0DC0-4C01-BABB-945BF96B1ED5

Photographer: Marlien Edwards — image_50369793

Spioenkop dam wall on Saturday 5th November from my motorbike. Photographer: Deon Viljoen — Lumii_20221106_203234293

The Eagle has landed. Photographer: Ian Morris — 20221113_081042

Reaching for the top. Photographer: Dalene Morris — 20221111_170720

Next for a wash? Photographer: Jane Turner — 20200112_111605

Autumn leaves in Rimini, Italy 11.11.22. Photographer: Beate Kleim — image0 (1)

Greater African White Elephant. Vifa! Vifa! Vifa! Photographer: Colin Butler — image0

A bridge too far... Kwando River, en route to Rupara Campsite, Namibia. Photographer: Peter Chubb — 177

Symi Island Greece. Photographer: Dawn Sproson — IMG_2750

Sunset in the Waterberg. Photographer: John Thomson — 20221109_182135

Large scale bark stripping of indigenous trees in Newlands Forest, which is part of Table Mountain National Park. Bark Stripping is the illegal harvesting of bark mostly from indigenous trees, which is used in traditional medicine. (Photo: Friends of Table Mountain) — Julia-tableMountainPark

Little softie. Photographer: Laura Roux — image001

The setting sun Tongaat Beach. Photographer: Pravesh Babulal — image

Springtime in the Winelands. Photographer: Philippa Dresner. <br> — image_50412289

Clivias in the Puffadder at Babylonstoren. Photographer: Lorraine Adam — IMG_7715

Microlight flight over the Victoria Falls. Photographer: Derek Reynish<br> — image1

Photographer: Ahmed Mahomed — 20221106_180843

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