A view looking across Mirror Lakes towards Mount Eglinton. Mirror Lakes lie just off the Te Anau - Milford Highway in Fiordland National Park, South Island, New Zealand; they are famed for the clear

"The Monolith" - One of the 212 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in Frogner Park, Oslo. The Monolith is 17.3m high and comprises 121 human bodies. It was carved from a single granite block!

"Verity" - The controversial sculpture of a pregnant woman created by Damien Hurst at Ilfracombe Harbour, UK. Viewed from one side, the sculpture is of a conventional nude; viewed from the other

Old carriages slowly rotting on a disused railway track at Chapel Brampton, UK

A de Havilland Beaver float plane lands at Knight Inlet, British Columbia, Canada. Knight Inlet is famous for the bears that frequent its shoreline - a float plane trip from Campbell River on Vancouver

Boats on Jackson Lake, Wyoming, with the Teton Mountain range in the distance

The lines left by tractor tracks, and a carpet of wild poppies, create interesting patterns in this corn crop - taken during a hot air balloon trip.

Sheep happily grazing amongst the trees in an English meadow.

Straw bales in an English field mark the end of a successful harvest.

A collection of our home grown potatoes.

This is my second entry into the SteemIt Photo Challenge this week. Another web from our garden this morning. Pentax K7 1/100 sec ISO 200 50 mm

Here is the bird feeder in our garden, which was absolutely covered in webs this morning! Pentax K7 1/125 sec ISO 250 50 mm

Here in central UK the autumn foliage is probably at its best right now, and we've recently driven through some areas that are looking really lovely; but sometimes you don't need to travel far for a nice

A whole forest changing colour in Autumn can look awesome - however there is also beauty in the detail. This is the Sumac tree in our garden... The fruits of the tree form tightly packed clusters of red

Oamaru Harbour on New Zealand's South island is home to a colony of Blue Penguins. In the evening they shuffle ashore to find a comfortable bed for the night. They don't look out for motorists, so the

Taking a photograph is all about capturing a "moment in time", and this weeks challenge is about capturing "life in the city". In 79AD Mount Vesuvius erupted, engulfed the city of Pompeii,

A view across London from The Shard. Train tracks are like the veins of the city, and I love the way these railway lines weave their way sinuously towards the London Eye.

A view of Vancouver - city of Mulder & Scully - taken from the harbour, with Canada Place in the foreground. Those of you familiar with Vancouver weather wont be surprised that it was a dull overcast

I'm not a pheasant plucker, I'm a pheasant plucker's son, and I'm only plucking pheasants 'till the pheasant plucker comes! Whatever you do, don't try and say that too quickly! Pentax K7 1/200 sec ISO

It's not just the Maori people who welcome visitors to New Zealand by sticking out their tongues - this resident of Walter Peak Farm near Queenstown, South Island, does it too. Mind you, looking at that