National Geographic Photo Contest 2011

**tykjen** March 2, 2012, 12:49 pm

Mason wrote:
tykjen wrote:
Oh, did I accidentally strike a nerve? Sorry!

Nothing is impossible mr Mason, what you want is simply expensive.

Which is exactly what I was saying.

So that means you don't work after all? I mean, my mother has been on every continent and basically seen it all, on a nurse's salary.

**prince0gotham** March 2, 2012, 12:52 pm

by her early twenties?

**Mason** March 2, 2012, 12:52 pm

tykjen wrote:
Mason wrote:
Which is exactly what I was saying.

So that means you don't work after all? I mean, my mother has been on every continent and basically seen it all, on a nurse's salary.

How does that mean I don't work at all? You've completely flipped this entire thing and are now trying to back up your inversions.

**tykjen** March 2, 2012, 12:53 pm

Mason wrote:
tykjen wrote:
So that means you don't work after all? I mean, my mother has been on every continent and basically seen it all, on a nurse's salary.

How does that mean I don't work at all? You've completely flipped this entire thing and are now trying to back up your inversions.

I was joking when it came to you not working for a living. I was just saying that your thoughts of it being impossible, is unjust.

prince0gotham wrote:by her early twenties?

Nah, from 50 and upward actually. Shes 70 now, and still going strong as ever. Bolivia is next up for her.

**tykjen** March 5, 2012, 9:36 am

The Hong Kong skyline is unmatched.

**tykjen** March 7, 2012, 9:17 am

The edge of ze World

Filtered picture of ze Sun

The shadow of a rocket launch going past ze Moon

A piece of Bizmuth crystal

The dark side of ze Moon

Ze Kliuchevskoi Volcano in Russia is Erupting

**Flying Rodent** March 7, 2012, 9:35 am

tykjen wrote:The edge of ze World

I love this planet.

**DoubleD** March 7, 2012, 9:42 am

Flying Rodent wrote:
tykjen wrote:The edge of ze World

I love this planet.

Very cool shot. Where exactly was it taken?

**tykjen** March 7, 2012, 9:49 am

DoubleD wrote:
Flying Rodent wrote:
I love this planet.

Very cool shot. Where exactly was it taken?

Beachy Head, England

**Dado** March 7, 2012, 1:42 pm

Brasília (Brazil's capital). The architectural concept of Oscar Niemeyer (Brazilian and worldwide architecture icon) was so futuristic at the time of its construction-inauguration (1955-1960), that a few sci-fi films of the 70's (like Rollerball and Soylent Green) used it as setting of the future.

National Congress

Brasilia Metropolitan Cathedral

Palace of the Republic (The President's house)

Museum of the Republic

Memorial do Pavos Indigenous