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Clear Water A beautiful scene of mountains and lake in Gerainger, Norway.

Branch Reflected A strong reflection of a prickly branch dangling over some very clear water.

Clearwater Beach Palms trees left of frame and beach sign right of frame. Clearwater Beach, Florida.

Clear Road Ahead Low angle view of a clear empty road, with snow at the sides.

Wintery Forest Road Clear road cutting through a snow covered landscape.

Where Heaven And Earth Collide A view from a helicoper on a clear day flying over the sea, where the sky and the sea blend into one.

Chernobyl Athletic Stadium Sports stadium in the abandoned town of Pripyat, Ukraine. Nature has taken over. Close to Chernobyl and highly radioactive.

Chernobyl Unfinished Reactor Work halted in the days following the nuclear disaster at Reactor 4 in April 1986, and the cranes remain unusually in situ since that day...

Chernobyl Fairground Fairground built for the workers of Chernobyl Nuclear Plant in the town of Pripyat. Never officially inaugurated, the nuclear disaster occurred 5 days before the planned opening and it was only used one day (early) to distract residents as they were displaced from their homes.

Chernobyl Fairground Fairground built for the workers of Chernobyl Nuclear Plant in the town of Pripyat. Never officially inaugurated, the nuclear disaster occurred 5 days before the planned opening and it was only used one day (early) to distract residents as they were displaced from their homes.

Reactor 4 Chernobyl Reactor 4 at Chernobyl Power Plant, Ukraine which was the scene of a catastrophic nuclear accident on 26th April 1986. 20th anniversary memorial foreground: "To Heroes, Professionals To Those Who Protected The World From Nuclear Disaster. In Honour of the 20th Anniversary Of Shelter Object Construction"

Reactor 4 Chernobyl Reactor 4 at Chernobyl Power Plant, Ukraine which was the scene of a catastrophic nuclear accident on 26th April 1986. 20th anniversary memorial left of frame: "To Heroes, Professionals To Those Who Protected The World From Nuclear Disaster. In Honour of the 20th Anniversary Of Shelter Object Construction"