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Dancing on the Street
This acrobatic dance troop were performing outside New York Library - the crowd were pretty skeptical at first but were soon won over when one fella strung together about 15 back flips to the soundtrack of Michael Jackson's Billy Jean!
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NYC Cafe
The food in New York was fantastic and so varied - I don't think I'm over it yet. This particular place had enough pastries to rival the pâtisseries of France. I was attracted to the way the buildings are reflected in the window.
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Marrakesh Souk
The market (Souk) off the main square - Djemaa el Fna - is the hardest place to barter ever! It's bursting with energy though, and every possible colour. You just have to work hard for your bargains...
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Welcome Peaches
It was over 40 decrees C and we were walking through a Moroccan national park - we were offered these peaches and were so grateful for the excuse to have a rest in the shade. you can see that no one has any energy for conversation, they're just focused on the peaches!
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Brighton Railway Station
Of all the railway stations I've visited, i think Brighton is my favourite. Built in 1840, and renovated in 1999, I particularly love it when the sunlight shines through the large, double-spanned curved iron and glass roof... fantastic:)
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The Dunes of Morocco
This was early in the morning - we were up for the beautiful dawn having spent the night in the Eastern Moroccan desert. A return camel ride through the stunning landscape awaited us. Pretty much perfect!
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Pen-y-Fan in the Mist
Pen-y-Fan is one of the peaks in the Brecon Beacon National Park, Wales. It's in the midst of some stunning mountanous scenery. Unfortunately we didn't get much of a look at it on this occasion!
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Brooklyn Bridge
I understand now why the bridge is so popular - it's quite a sight, as is the view in every direction. It took us ages to get from one side to the other, and I didn't envy the cyclists who kept getting cut-up by us tourists!
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City (coffee) break
You can see the window of the cab i was in - i couldn't get it to go all the way down! It adds to the hustle and bustle of the New York streets, that I hope this picture captures.
The scene caught my eye because it's so unpretentious, and like a pocket of calm amid the chaos of the city.
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Brick Lane Boys, London
These boys appeared to be on their way home from school and were typically excitable - all talking at once!
The bold colours of the graffiti and shop fronts add to this energy, though I like how the boys aren't consciously paying any attention to their surroundings because they're all so engrossed in conversation!
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Emma Price has been a member since 26 June 2008 and goes by Mer.
Currently in Bristol.
I am hoping luck's on my side and I'll become the next big thing in travel writing and photography - I have more than a little way to go though! I currently work for for a web publishing company and take pictures for a local magazine...
You can also find Emma at elusiveperfec...blogspot.com.
