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Warrumbungles National Park.. A new set of stock photos by Ian Hallmond The Warrumbungles National Park is located out on the western plains of N.S.W. This area was formly shaped by volcanic activity. Erosion has cut away at the landscape leaving gelogical formations of forested ridges, barren pinnacles, spires, and large monolithic rock formations with steep sided cliffs. The surrounding countryside is covered in woodlands. The diversity of landforms and habitats produces a remarkable display…

Canadian shots. A new set of stock photos by Arturo López Castel During four years I´ve been living in Toronto. From there I visited some interesting places across this amazing country. Here I present a little picture of it. View more stock photography from Arturo López Castel here.

Wildlife from around the world. A new set of stock photos by Sandie Bouton Variety of wildlife shots – asian elephants, tree top monkeys, birds off the Northern Territory, orang-utan, pelicans and even a rodent from Brazil, the Brazilian Agouti. View more stock photography from Sandie Bouton here.

Don and Shonas Wedding. A new set of stock photos by Kelly Humphries Don and Shona, or should Isay, Mr and Mrs Hill!

Married on the 17th day of December, 2011. A great time was had by all and you both looked amazing in your photos. Thankyou so much for the opportunity to take them! Here are a few of my favourtes! View more stock photography from Kelly Humphries here.

Bison on Canadian Prairies. A new set of stock photos by Chris Star The plains bison, Bison are one of two sub-species found in North America.

Parks Canada is working hard to protect plains bison. These magnificent creatures are at home on the range in several National Parks across Western Canada, including Elk Island National Park and Waterton Lakes National Park, both of which are in Alberta.

Today, plains bison are listed as threatened by the Committee on the Status of Endangered…

Google’s been at it again, announcing some major changes last month that are going to impact anyone doing business online for a long time to come. They’re calling it Search plus Your World and it give searchers the option to combine their traditional search results with results from various social media connections. The catch is, the so-called social results will be shown first, so if you’re not connecting with your buyers, there’s a real chance they aren’t…

Highlights of Dresden. A new set of stock photos by Chris Star Dresden holds more attractions than most other cities in Germany. The restored Old Town is a popular tourist destination, featuring the Frauenkirche Church in the New Market Square. The Zwinger Palace is always popular, and everybody seems to pose in front of the bronze statue of Saxon King John, outside the Opera House.

Ride a steam paddlewheeler to nearby Pillnitz Castle, or take the Lößnitzgrundbahn steam train to Moritzburg…

Port Melbourne to St Kilda. A new set of stock photos by Belinda Kohek A short fifteen minute trip from central Melbourne brings you to Port Philip Bay, and the foreshore of Port Melbourne to St Kilda. Along the foreshore you can experience Melbourne’s rapidly changing seasons, from the vivid blue skies and calm waters of the bay, to the stormy winter days and crashing waves. Orange sunsets and black and white storm clouds are captured in this series of images that represent the iconic…

RRS Discovery. A new set of stock photos by Michaela Perryman The RRS Discovery was the last traditional wooden three-masted ship to be built in Britain. Her first mission was the British National Antarctic Expedition, carrying Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton on their first, successful journey to the Antarctic, known as the Discovery Expedition. She is now the centrepiece of visitor attraction in her home, Dundee in Scotland. View more stock photography from Michaela Perryman here.

Carloway Broche – Scotland. A new set of stock photos by Michaela Perryman Dun Carloway is on the Isle of Lewis off the west coast of Scotland. Built around the 1st Century BC, the ruin commands outstanding views out across the crofting land. Last occupied around 1300 BC. The outer wall in one place still stands at 9 metres in height and is 14-15 metres in diameter at the base. It was a dry stone build, that is without mortar. View more stock photography from Michaela Perryman here.