The Planet Earth Thread - Our Planet is Breathtakingly Beautiful

[Jane]

more green!

Redwood National Park, California

 

[Diddy Kong]

Planet Earth is the best planet I ever lived on. Much love for this place. Keep up with the pictures to

 

[Jane]

Zion National Park, Arizona

 

[MasterShake]

This has got to be the best thread on Smashboards.

The lake in New Zealand is my favorite. Can't believe I got so moved looking at pictures, ha.

 

[Jane]

Bryce Canyon, Utah

 

[Staz]

Ooooh I LIVE in UTAH :D

 

[gettysburg11]

Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania (Yeah, I would ):

I have plenty more if anyone cares lol.

Also,

Sunset at Corporation Beach, Dennis, MA (on Cape Cod):

 

[Jane]

Paris, France

 

[Jane]

Cathedral Peak, California

 

[Jane]

this isnt like.. earth per se, but holy **** its amazing..

Bishan Central Condimonium, Singapore

 

[Jane]

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Canada

 

[~ Gheb ~]

Those reflections of the mountains in the water are straight up unreal.

 

[choknater]

haha

manmade beauty might not be the theme of this thread, but it's still quite beautiful

that building is very well juxtaposed with nature anyway so i love it

 

[guapo]

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Canada

nice id like to go there

 

[choknater]

i wonder how clean the water is. i've heard that glacier water is super clean. but then again it seems like there'd be so much wildlife there.

is cleaner water more transparent or more reflective?

shoutouts to scar

 

[Jane]

Skye, Scotland

 

[-Jumpman-]

i wonder how clean the water is. i've heard that glacier water is super clean. but then again it seems like there'd be so much wildlife there.

is cleaner water more transparent or more reflective?

shoutouts to scar

More reflective in some sense.

 

[Jane]

i think this one is my favorite thus far... so ridiculously beautiful and mesmerizing...

Shiprock, New Mexico

 

[Jane]

the Altay mountains, Russia

 

[Jane]

some forest somewhere in Oregon

 

[Jane]

Rio Paine, Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

 

[Jane]

Arthus Point, Otago, New Zealand

 

[Jane]

Hoher Kasten, Switzerland

 

[Olikus]

What a thread!!

 

[Jane]

Rio Tigre in the Peruvian Amazon

 

[Wizzrobe]

What a nice Subject you brought up

 

[choknater]

WHOA

rio tigre landscape is so epic

 

[Jane]

Hong Kong from above

 

[Jane]

Phantom Falls, North Table Mountain Reserve, California

 

[Jane]

Dragon Falls, Venezuela from above

 

[Staz]

HOLY SMOKES, where do you find all these amazing pictures?

 

[Olikus]

man that waterfall view was sick.

 

[Jane]

some ice cave in Iceland

 

[Jane]

really cool article about towns and villages on water

http://www.theworldgeography.com/2012/02/10-incredible-water-towns-villages.html

that website is really amazing in general, a lot of cool little articles

 

[Wizzrobe]

some ice cave in Iceland

That... Ice cave... looks gorgeous.

It reminds me of the ice level from DKC

 

[Jim Morrison]

Those South-east Asian places are ridiculous with their 'mountains'. They go straight up, are basically like cones. It is so weird, how do they even come into existence.

 

[Sapphire Dragon]

Mt. Nantai, Japan

Ryuzu Waterfall, Japan

 

[Wizzrobe]

Mt. Nantai, Japan

Ryuzu Waterfall, Japan

Japan is awesome looking.

I have always wanted to go to Japan cause Nintendo influenced me.

 

[Sapphire Dragon]

Me too. Ever since I learned that Japan invented literally everything I was into as a child besides computers, I was fascinated with the country. I plan on visiting it a lot in the future.

 

[Wizzrobe]

Me too. Ever since I learned that Japan invented literally everything I was into as a child besides computers, I was fascinated with the country. I plan on visiting it a lot in the future.

I honestly dont know if I will get to visit Japan ever.

Although, I hope you have a good time in Japan if you go.