the look by Peter Mayer

Cats effortlessly achieve what humans are unable to do: go through life without making noise. “Ernest Hemmingway” Many thanks to everyone here, I appreciate your precious time !!! So enjoy it with joy 😉

Peter Mayer: Photos

Summer Tanager by Milan Zygmunt

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Milan Zygmunt: Photos

Morning sun by Peter Zajfrid

Foggy sunrise in Gocova, Slovenija

Peter Zajfrid: Photos

Deadvlei Tree by Carsten Meyerdierks

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Carsten Meyerdierks: Photos

WOF by Henning Nielsen

Henning Nielsen: Photos

Space Invaders by Matteo Sciarra

Uncensored version soon on Instagram
My relevant links:
instagram.com/matteo_sciarra_landscapes (landscapes)
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instagram.com/matteo_sciarra_fineart (portraits)
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instagram.com/matteo_sciarra_catapum (Cosplay photography and soon Fantasy/Photoshop

Matteo Sciarra: Photos

2020 descent by Koen Jacobs

Brussels, September 2020

Koen Jacobs: Photos

Sophie by Guenter Stoehr

Sexy fashion shooting

Guenter Stoehr: Photos

Sensation by Jessica Drossin

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Jessica Drossin: Photos

***Esahp*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Towers of wonder by Michael Gimenez Rodriguez de vera

Hello everyone, This shot is from the high Caucasus adventure June/July 2021. It’s a combination of exposures taken at sunrise and blend together. This place is a magical place where time stood still. It’s the highest settlement in Europe situated at 2100m high. The towers which are featured in my composition are defensive towers. Those towers houses stand since the medieval time because they were built to defend and relay the information of incoming enemies in the region. When I write “time stood still” it’s because I’ve seen agriculture and other techniques still used in this region which are long forgotten in other parts of the world. I witnessed the best young riders I’ve ever seen in my life (and my daughter is a rider). Those very young kids ride like humans use to do before engines, making one with the horse, galloping up and down the mountains to gather the cattle or simply having fun racing each other on a horse. The area is snow-covered for 6 months of the year, and often the road to the mountains is impassible. Nonetheless, some tourism (mostly Russian) arrived at the village and the negative point of that is that sometimes villagers built small hotels which are anachronic with the place. Not ugly but anachronic especially when you always check the details as a photographer. I wish those places could be preserved but it’s out of my ends and I can understand that tourism is a source of income, and that local people don’t want to turn there back on it. Cheers!

Michael Gimenez Rodriguez de vera: Photos

Escalators in the Market Hall Rotterdam by 🇩🇪 Herbert A. Franke 🇩🇪

The market hall is a market hall in Rotterdam that was completed in 2014. It is located in the center of the city, not far from the town hall on the Coolsingel and from the Hoogstraat. The latter is the place where the city of Rotterdam was born. They surprised the visitors with a modern ceiling paintings and artifacts from Rotterdam’s history.
The design of the Rotterdam market hall comes from the architect Winy Maas (* 1959, Schijndel) from the company MVRDV from Rotterdam.

🇩🇪 Herbert A. Franke 🇩🇪: Photos