KODAK MOMENT of the Day

Tibetan prayer flags whipping in the wind, sending prayers to the heavens on the way up to Shanti Stupa in Leh, Ladakh. Leh is about 3524 meters (11,562 ft) in elevation. Shanti Stupa is a steep 555 steps above that, and was built by Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu Gyomyo Nakamura in 1991. The stupa holds relics of the Buddha at its base, and was enshrined by the Dalai Lama. Title: Shanti Prayer Flags Info: Nikon D7000, Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 lens. Photographer: Ken Lee Location: Leh, Ladakh, Indian Himalayas.

My son at the back door pretending like he was trying to get in the house. I love the artistic look of the shadow.

A White Ibis irons out the water in its feathers after taking a bath at the water's edge of Lake Jesup located in Seminole County, Florida.

Enjoying its perch on an air-conditioned window ledge this cat spends time with a thorough cleaning.

Reflections in the water make this a magnificent photo. Taken in Shanghai in October 3013.

My niece took this picture and she gave me permission to post it to this site. The picture was taken under a tree that was planted in memory of the little girls grandfather who died when he was only 29. Picture taken July 2014 in Michigan.

This was the first photo I took with my macro lens ... I was very lucky to be able to capture this beautiful creature so serene and peaceful. It was taken July, 2011

Beause the sun is all alone with trickles of cloud in front of it.it was taken at the back of my house,it is an unusual shot of the sun that you dont see very often.

Captured this sweet lookin' creature using my Nikon D800 and Tamron 60mm Macro Lens. And I have to say, shooting spiders, macro style is NOT my favorite. They do jump.

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I found a clover sitting on a fire hydrant and snapped a photo.

This photo is special to me because it captures the glow in the frogs eyes that many wouldn't normally see in their everyday life, this picture allows the moment to be shared. This photograph was taken in Southwest Michigan along the St. Joseph River

This picture is special because of the idea . We took it a month ago in texas Its artistic because of the theme and idea we both had

Best part of spring is taking photos of the beautiful nature all around us. This photo was taken at my local park.

Looking out my window first thing I saw a robin a sign of spring

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If you look closely and you will notice how the shape of the water drop distorts the refraction,this image shows three shapes of water drops and makes it my pride and joy to date.

An April overnight snowfall gave me an opportunity to shoot this before the snow quickly melted in the morning sun. Kingsville, OH

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This horse seems to enjoy th beautiful view.

I caught a glimpse of the Cottage under the Bridge as I was riding the Canal path yesterday. So pleased to have captured the scene as I saw it. A beautiful place, so glad I could share it

I really like this picture of a daisy with the very subtle tones on the flower. I took this picture with a used Hasseblad 500C I had just purchased recently. The picture was shot with TX film. After many years of staying away from film, I decided recently to shoot film again. I purchased a used Hasseblad and a used Leica. I needed to test both cameras quickly to make sure they were working correctly. I purchased TX B&W film for both cameras and took a number of shots. I developed the film with D-76 and then scanned the negatives This is one of the first pictures I took with the Hasseblad. I am still shooting digital, but I am also loving shooting film again. I hope you continue to produce film into the future.

Paddling through the channel of the Waugh's River, Tatamagouche, N.S. About 1/2km from village(Lockerby's Bridge). In the right place at the right time ... :)

Colorful umbrella buy a traditional straw vendor stall in Charleston, SC

Japanese cherry blossom trees in peak bloom at the Cherry Blossom festival on the Tidal Basin in Washington, DC.

The parachute ball of a dreamlike dandelion opens into a full sphere indicating Spring is here.

taken at the Detroit Zoo

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This photo was taken in Beijing, China in October 2014. Inside they taught how to make Chinese Tea in a grand old style.

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The Eremitage Hunting Lodge,in Dyrehaven north of Copenhagen (Klampenborg), Denmark. The palace was built by architect Lauritz de Thurah in Baroque style from 1734 to 1736 for Christian VI of Denmark in order to host royal banquets during royal hunts in Dyrehaven.

looking for car parts turned the corner found where all the dead hydrants go

Photographed at Marineland; St Augustine, Florida; during a behind the scenes tour of this fascinating research facility that was one an aquarium. D300s + Tamron 16-300 @85mm, ISO 400, 1/200, f8

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We woke up at 530am to catch the sunrise in Mathura and ran into a group of kids playing Holi. One group befriended us and the turf war began. For over an hour the battle of water guns, balloons, colors, and buckets of water went on. Holi is a festival celebrated in Spring in India and Nepal. Known as a religious festival of sorts, it's mainly a celebration of the beginning of Spring, hence the reason bright colors and love are used to bring the season in. On the day of Holi, beautiful colored powders and water are thrown and not one thing is spared.

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This is three year old Ricky! visiting family in Florida. I couldn't resist his adorable spirit. I took this photo yesterday and just love his infectious smile.

A sporty beginning of the morning

The orange sac on the leg of this bee is a basket filled with pollen that she gathers from flowers. The female bee provides her offspring with the pollen she has collected from numerous flowers.

We absorb the shapes we see. Architecture and infrastructure decide our actions, guiding us on our way home. We spend roughly 80-90% of our lives in cities so this relationship between design and human behavior is one of the most important aspects of life. This is an extract from an essay that explores the city in images and movements, a dance inspired by the shapes of the city. The aim of this photographic experiment is to investigate the relationship between design elements with regards to individuals' behavioral response to the public space. Created by three foreigners living in Barcelona, including a young actor from Lithuania, Marius Marte Marzo, and two young photographers Oana Radu and Adina Ilie from Romania.

Midday sunlight bathing a leaf and enhancing with shadows its perfection.

This fellow is from a local farm. He actually IS a gentleman. Loves to be petted on his comb; he will even close his eyes while you are doing so. He is quite unique in the rooster world.

This is the second biggest crater in the world, aprox 1.8 Km for diameter. It´s active and its just a few miles away from my home. I can smell it and hear it sometimes. I took it last Feb on an early morning. For me its one of the most amazing volcanoes in the world.

Posed by my daughter Lana, I asked her to make daisy chains so she didn't know I was taking pictures. I took the photo when the breeze caught her hair. Bassets Park Northamptonshire UK

I took this picture during a holiday in Cambodia. The monks were visiting the old temples of Angkor Wat, where their roots were made.

Thich fog in the morning, just the top of the hill was visible.

I took this at my grandmothers. I like this picture because of how the eyes and wiskers of the squirrel stand out from the squirrels silhouette. One of my favorites!

This picture was taken in Manchester UK in 2011. It caught my son having an impromptu jumping session outside Picadilly Railway Station. I took a few pictures and this was the result. The picture has not been reworked in any way whatsoever.

This photo represents the of dismissing the cold winter and beginning of spring. The photo was taken at a public park just before the Tulip Festival. Nothing more beautiful than the simple flower - the tulip.

The picture of Emalee with her grandma's hand was taken when she was just a few days old in September of 2005. It was taken at her house in Columbus OH. I loved the contrast of my obviously old hand with this brand new little one.

My son and his family took me to see this gorgeous mansion in NC.

The Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary gives residence to permanently injured and non-releasable wildlife and is home to 83 species of Florida native birds and animals including alligators, panthers, bobcats, otters, eagles, peacocks, and of course flamingos. The half-acre Free-flight Aviary boasts over 250 birds representing 45 species. In the last 20 years birds in the Aviary have produced over 2000 offspring which have been release into the wild - www.flamingogardens.org I am a proud volunteer at this park bringing awareness of their silent and noble work through my photography.

The picture was taken back in 2008, Frederikssund, Denmark.