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Peak District, England
Photograph by Steve Roche, Your Shot
Amazing light before a summer storm in the Peak District

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Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico
Photograph by Troy Lim, Your Shot
This was taken in December 2010 during my first trip to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico. It took me four days, waiting in the cold weather an hour before sunrise. On the fourth day, everything fell together. The gorgeous sunrise, wind direction, and snow geese all took off right in front of my lens.

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Sayulita, Mexico
Photograph by Ashley Gordon
In January, when much of the Northern Hemisphere is huddled down in the cold winter, the small bohemian surf town of Sayulita, Mexico, shows off its full colors and is ripe with bone-warming heat. Away from the tourist-trinket masses, the locals and visitors to Sayulita come and relish in its simple and natural yet stunning assets: sun, surf, salt, and sunsets. Are you sighing in awe? So was I. A winter—or any—view has rarely looked this good.

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Aurora
Alexander Semenov

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Hot plasma exploding off of the Sun’s photosphere and traveling along loops of the Sun’s magnetic field.

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