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Wizard Reflections by WestEndFoto Via Flickr: Possibly one of the most stunning sites in the world. Located at Crater Lake, Oregon.
Florence at Blue Hour by Travel by WestEndFoto
Mezquita de Córdoba by WestEndFoto Via Flickr: This is a view of the Great Mosque (or Cathedral if you prefer) of Cordoba with the roman bridge in the foreground. Mezquita de Córdoba is Spanish for Great Mosque of Cordoba. More information can be found here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosque%E2%80%93Cathedral_of_C%C3%B3...
Sunset Swim by Jeff, PJ and Taiki Via Flickr: Close to the headwaters of the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park, a group of children takes a sunset swim.
Sylvia's Sakura by WestEndFoto Via Flickr: The Sakura (Cherry Blossom) are out in full force in Vancouver and the Sylvia Hotel is blessed with a particularly picturesque tree. As an added touch, they forgot to remove the Christmas Lights.
Day's End Storm at Crater Lake, Oregon, 2014 by WestEndFoto Via Flickr: A mountain storm adds drama to a Crater Lake sunset.
Yellow Dwarf, Vancouver, 2015 par WestEndFoto Via Flickr : Sol, an unremarkable G type main sequence star, or yellow dwarf, as seen from its unremarkable third terrestrial planet, Terra. Terra is currently undergoing a seventh mass extinction precipitated by the recent emergence of an otherwise unremarkable alpha predator, Homo sapiens sapiens. This is a common theme in universes where abiogenesis is common. Note the technological artifacts of the alpha predator on the horizon.
Sol in All of its Glory by WestEndFoto
