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Cleveleys, United Kingdom
A wonderful work of art on the beach at Cleveleys in Lancashire by artist Stephen Broadbent.
The sculpture is made of twisted metal and is big enough to walk inside.
Kyoto, Japan
The Kosei line runs from Kyoto up the West side of Lake Biwa and tends to feature this older, more basic style of train, even though some of them look brand new. They are noisy and bumpy. Perhaps they're cheaper and the lower passenger numbers on this route don't justify the expense of the modern style trains.
the driver by Stu
ATM Helen is photographing in, Australia
This is a male Satin Bowerbird.
They are known due to "its practice of building and decorating a bower to attract females. This consists of two parallel walls of sticks, is built on the ground, and is used as a courtship arena during the breeding season. The male decorates it with bright blue coloured objects that it collects; the majority of decorations away from human habitation.
Kochi (Cochin), India
Almost a dedication by the natives of a village! This annual festival is welcomed by all around the Krishna temple at Arummula,Kerala,India. The snake boat can accomodate more than 100 oarsmen!
Creuse, France
Lorsque la commune de St Quentin La Chabanne en Creuse (400 habitants) organise son 4ème festival de Blues International, c'est un enchantement tant pour les yeux que pour les oreilles. Merci aux musiciens, organisateurs et bénévoles qui ont permis que celui ci soit une réussite.
Marshallberg, NC, United States
Not exactly a high tech building, and it was closed on a weekday when we drove by. Fortunately, all our computers were working. Oh, and the back of the building and the side formed a retail greenhouse (also closed and completely overgrown).
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
It's hard to talk about this old woman. She is sitting here hours and hours thinking this girl on a poster is her granddaughter. Both her daughter and granddaughter lost their life in civil war in Sarajevo.
Berlin, Germany
30 years ago, on the 9th of November 1989, the Berlin Wall was fallen. I was in East Berlin a couple of weeks later and couldn't believe first, that this is legal to visit West Berlin with a Soviet passport. It happened to be true, although.
I went through the border control and at the very first time it was there in front of me - the West World.
I celebrated this moment in an Irish pub with a pint of Guinness, I had only heard about until then. The beer cost almost a month stipend for me
West World by Vaido
Dixon, IL, United States
Childhood home of the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan (1981-1989). His family moved to this house in Dixon Illinois December 6, 1920. Prior to his presidency, he was a Hollywood actor and union leader before serving as the 33rd governor of California from 1967 to 1975. He always considered Dixon as his hometown and came back to visit quite often.
Mijiyama Islad, Japan
Fortune had it that a young couple were having their wedding photoshoot on the island. They were quite honoured to have a foreigner join their photographers.
Houten, Netherlands
Houten is a place in the province of Utrecht.
These wooden houses are located at a recreational area , called the Rietplas . A sought after environment for photographers , as there also two beautiful bridges . You can also photograph from the water Through a pull raft .
Yosemite National Park, United States
The camera does not interpret light like our brains. The camera sees light strictly by its frequency. Understanding the temperature of light can open a whole new set of photographic opportunities.
Just after dusk when the reds have left the sky and yet the sky still has some residual light is called the Blue Hour by photographers. In this Blue Hour photo of Yosemite Valley you can see a couple of the first visible stars of the night if you look closely.
Hainaut,, Belgium
Le Nouvel ascenseur à bateau de Strépy-Thieux
Blue hour at the boat lift Strépy-Thieux. This Belgian structure transports boats between two canals by lifting them up 73.15m (240ft) making it one of the tallest boat lifts in the world.
Bretagne, France
La pêche au dranet en Bretagne dans la baie de Cancale en France
Dragnet fishing in Brittany in the bay of Cancale in France.
Le pêcheurs de crevettes avec un dranet ! 3 by Libouton Martine
Kolkata, India
This photo and others in this photo series show different stages of idol-making in the dingy lanes of Kumartuli (clay-workers' colony) in Kolkata, India. These idols are then carried to different locations all over the city for different festivals, most importantly the festival of Durga Puja, which is the five-day worship of the Goddess Durga in October. Visiting Kumartuli at this time fills one with awe and respect for the artists skill, as well as with joy for the approaching festival.
Gare des Guillemins Liège, Belgium
Dans la gare des Guillemins ! Un décor futuriste et l'abattement de l'homme .
Saint-Cast-Le-Guildo, France
I've just come back from a trip to Northern France. This is a photo I took of a mussel farm off the coast near Saint-Cast-Le-Guildo in Brittany.
The boat you can see in the photo has wheels as well as a propellor so that it can keep working even when the water isn't deep enough for the boat to float.
Kyoto, Japan
Nijō Castle is originally built in 1603 by Tokugawa Shogunate. It was used as an Imperial Villa after 1884. It is now owned by Kyoto City government and one of the World Heritage Site. It is open to the public, so you can enjoy the inside. This is the picture of the Southern Gate, which is now normally closed.
August 25, 2019 @二条城
Seattle, United States
In the late 80's, when I moved to Seattle, there was a strong artsy, independent vibe in the city and lots of musicians would hang out on the streets and perform. This was before Microsoft and the slick high tech vibe that dominates the city today...
Naperville, IL, United States
View across Naperville's Quarry Lake with the Millennium Carillon Tower in the background. More formally known as Moser Tower, it is 160 feet tall and has 72 carillon bells. The carillon structure is said to be one of the four largest in the United States.
Angers, France
A fun way to camouflage silos.
Cette mise en scène en pleine campagne tchèque est repérable de l'autoroute.
Une idée originale sur ce site de commémoration de la bataille d'Austerlitz.
Souvenir de la bataille napoléonienne d'Austerlitz by ceteceva
Kyoto, Japan
Here, you see a pair of big straw sandals. They are adorned to pray that people will not weaken their legs.
Providence, United States
Blue hour at the Manchester Street Power Station in Providence, Rhode Island, as night approaches.
Alley Spring, Missouri, United States
A view inside Storys Creek School, a one room schoolhouse. It was originally north of Eminence, MO. It served as the main school from 1896 to 1957. It was moved in 1971 to be part of the Ozark National Scenic Riverways Park near Alley Spring, Missouri. My aunt went to this school. Notice the paddle hanging up by the window!
Svalbard, Norway
Once there was a marble quarry in Ny-London, Svalbard. There are the remains of a settlement and a quarry from the early 20th century, constituting the national heritage of Svalbard there.
Titusville, NJ, United States
For the past 35 years this has been our home. Located on the beautiful Delaware River, right at the spot where George Washington crossed it during the revolutionary War.
Le mont des Arts Bruxelles, Belgium
Oeuvre qui a été construite avec des vieux vélos de récupération , pour le départ du tour de France en Belgique ce mois de juillet 2019
A Sculpture built with old recovery bikes, for the start of the Tour de France in Belgium in July 2019.
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