A beacon of light shines from a natural arch in a rock at Pfeiffer Beach in California. The orange glow can only be seen for a few weeks every year when the sun sets directly behind Keyhole Arch.
Picture: Mark Brodkin/Solent News
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This vast white landscape is covered in a blanket of naturally formed ice hummocks in Lake Baikal, Siberia
Picture: Alexey Trofimov/Solent News
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Fog engulfing the Golden Gate Bridge, in San Francisco
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Photographer Shiva Menon snapped the Dubai skyline from above the fog in his apartment on the 52nd floor of the MBK Tower. The tops of the buildings - including Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest structure - appear to rise eerily from the cloud. Picture: Shiva Menon/Solent News & Photo Agency
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A Hipster Field for Movember in England
A father and son have mowed a giant 120ft moustache into a field to celebrate the charity Movember. William Gilbert and his father John of grass seed experts British Seed Houses Limited, created the world’s biggest moustache on a farm in Wedmore, Somerset. The pair took three days, using an agricultural mower and a strimmer, to shape the enormous 120ft by 40ft grass version of the charity’s logo. Picture: British Seed Houses/Solent News
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The Milky Way appears above a sea of clouds in this photograph by Roberto Bertero, who trekked to a remote mountain top to capture the image. He stayed overnight at the summit of Mount Rocciamelone, watching in awe as the sky changed above the Italian Alps.
Picture: Roberto Bertero/Solent News
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George Karbus/Solent News: A diver swimming beneath thick ice is silhouetted against the green glow of the Northern Lights. Irish photographer George Karbus went to extraordinary lengths to capture this image in bitterly cold waters of Russia’s White Sea in the Arctic Circle. George, 33, his girlfriend and a friend ventured out from the shore, cut a hole in the foot-thick ice and took the plunge. He dipped below his girlfriend Kate Hamsiaora - who was swimming some six metres under the ice - to get this beautiful shot while the the aurora borealis illuminated the night sky.
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