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Ilona Kaszanyi
Photo of the Day – Blue Line Photography Contest
Thursday, December 20, 2012 To enter Blue Line Photography Contest, Submit your Photo To enter Blue Line Photography Contest, Submit your Photo
Photo of the Day – Blue Line Photography Contest
Wednesday, December 19, 2012 To enter Blue Line Photography Contest, Submit your Photo To enter Blue Line Photography Contest, Submit your Photo
Imaginary journey to the world of Tuaregs
Their house is a tent, their wardrobe is a branch, their kitchen is a camp-fire, their money is a goat, a sheep or a camel but they can call a huge areas – the Aïr Mountains and the Tenere desert – as their homeland in the South Sahara. Members of the Kel Tedele Tuareg clan … Continue reading
Photo of the Day – Sea Otters
Tuesday, December 11. 2012 Sea Otters in Cordova, Alaska We invite interested parties to submit a digital photograph for possible publication in Blue Line website and to win 100 USD. To enter Blue Line Photography Contest, Submit your Photo
Photo of the Day – Disappearing Idyll
Thursday, December 6. 2012 We invite interested parties to submit a digital photograph for possible publication in Blue Line website and to win 100 USD. To enter Blue Line Photography Contest: Submit your Photo
Star of December – Gus Navarro photographer
I am an Amateur Photographer. I live in San Diego North County, California. My passion is be able to capture the Ocean’s Majesty…” – Gus Navarro. Click here and see more breath-taking photos by Gus Navarro – When a photographer have a great regard for the Nature, pictures speak for themselves…
Chukotka – Land of the Yarangas
Chukotka (Chukotka Autonomous Okrug) is a special world which is bordered in the north by the Chukchi Sea and the East Siberian Sea. Hidden corners of it still live families almost prehistoric living conditions, they are blood relationship to the nature. Those who are brave enough to visit there easy will be fall in love … Continue reading
Beauty of a young democracy – Namibia
Namibia so many aspects – from historical, political, ethnic and economic side – is an especially thought-provoking place. This country lived under rule of three powers (German, English, South African). a young democracy with the typical problems of corruption in almost every level of society, various personality cult with aid of a morally is not … Continue reading
The Eighth Continent – Madagascar
“The Eighth Continent” – some people call this small island which is located the south-east coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. The island has unique flora and fauna. Unfortunately, the local people living in extreme poverty. They cut down forests to get arable land for better life conditions. It ensures temporary living for them … Continue reading
Animals are great fun
Let’s dance Here you can see John Travolta of Chipmunks worlds. This small guy is really caught by style of the Saturday Night Fever movie… Oops… We Flamingos are famed for our ability to stand on one leg without any trouble for hours at a time. But I always become embarrassed when the camera works. … Continue reading
“Walk” of the Easter Island’s mysterious statues
The Easter Island about 1,600 years ago has colonized by the Polynesians. But they made more difficult themselves own lives. They used fire as a tool in agriculture, too many palm trees were cut which together with intensive farming led to soil erosion. In addition to this various conflicts, the cannibalism and the strong population … Continue reading
Looking out to the World – November
Men are in the focus of the attention in November Continue reading
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Founders of Romania, Scattered in Europe
The mysterious island of Socotra 
Cuba: A wind of Freedom? 
Vodou pilgrimage of the Northern Plain 
Angkor, between droughts and torrential rains 
