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United States
This little chipmunk always comes to see me when I am sitting outside. He is looking for peanuts. Scout just tolerates him.
Delhi, India
Nature provides it own frame, its just a matter of seeing through it. 'Sher Mandal', the double storeyed octagonal red sandstone tower inside the Old Fort Complex, Delhi
Brussels, Belgium
Just before the cyclists come round, you hear a police whistle and then the police motorcycles escorting the front of the team. Everyone leans in to grab a photo or see the pack zip by.
Montmirail (Sarthe), France
Pas de lien avec le seigneur du château de Montmirail du film "les visiteurs" et pourtant cette forteresse médiévale attire le regard des touristes.
New York, United States
There was talk at the time (early 1980's) of a place in New York state where motorcycles had
been stored for over 20 years, the owner had reservations of showing this sweet spot but had given in, the time for the building was up fast...
Delhi, India
Adjacent shops in Paharganj, Delhi, during early morning hours. I like the contrast here, how about you?
North Carolina, United States
The phone had been ripped out, though the booth remained. When my daughter was in high school, there was a country song about borrowing a quarter to call a lost love. It was a surprise to me that calls had gone up from a dime.
Cappadocia, Turkey
Cappadocia, a semi-arid region in central Turkey, is known for its distinctive “fairy chimneys,” tall, cone-shaped rock formations clustered in Monks Valley, Göreme and elsewhere. Other notables sites include Bronze Age homes carved into valley walls by troglodytes (cave dwellers) and later used as refuges by early Christians. The 100m-deep Ihlara Canyon houses numerous rock-face churches.
Cappadocia by Behzad
Sète, France
" Le soleil s'est couché, la nuit pourtant n'est pas tombée. C'est l'heure suspendue... L'heure où l'homme se retrouve enfin en harmonie avec le monde et la lumière." Jacques Guerlain.
The blue hour in Sète
"The sun has set, the night has not fallen, it is the hour suspended ... The time when man finally finds himself in harmony with the world and the light." Jacques Guerlain.
Tehran, Iran
Ali Qapu is a grand palace in Isfahan, Iran. It is located on the western side of the Naqsh-e Jahan Square, opposite to Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and had been originally designed as a vast portal. It is forty-eight meters high and there are six floors, each accessible by a difficult spiral staircase. In the sixth floor, Music Hall, deep circular niches are found in the walls, having not only aesthetic value, but also acoustic.
California, United States
A moonset from rarely flooded Bad Water in Death Valley - 2011.
Moonset Over Panamints from Bad Water Death Valley by Don Smith
Sanetsch, Switzerland
L'edelweiss est une fleur des montagne elle commence à pousser vers 1'500 mètre mais elle préfère encore plus haut 1'800 2'000 mètres, c'est une fleur protégée il ne faut pas la cueillir, parfois il faut crapaüter sur des rochers pour en trouver ce qui est vraiment dommage c'est que le gens la ramasse et même avec la motte de terre, alors regardez-là admirez là la humer mais ne pas la ramasser svp.
Glasgow, United Kingdom
The Bow Fiddle Rock is so called because it resembles the very tip of a bow. It was formed by erosion of a rock called Cullen Quartzite. This is one of many different quartzites found in Scotland.
Turku, Finland
It is a tradition in Turku that the meadow of a park is mowed by pulling a horse on an old mower. A couple of days after this, the hay is raised to dry the hay. Work at work, the power of the freelancers. The mower is a Finnish product about 70 years old.
Fröndenberg, Germany
In the foreground are original graves of civilian victims of the bombing raids on Cologne. That gave me the inspiration for this picture and clear statement against (any) war. Also a statement against the Rightwingers in Germany and other countrys. Because they sow their hate again. This story must not be repeated.
Today on the 1.September and 80years later is a good day for a remembrance.
Charentes-Poitou, France
Svetlin Roussev : un grand violoniste a ne pas rater si vous en avez l'occasion.
Andahuaylas, Peru
Since 1985 I have travelled to Bolivia 12 times. In 2017 I decided to see what Bolivia's neighbour Peru had to offer. I was not disappointed. After meeting Julio, a kindred spirit and fellow photographer. I was invited to Carnaval in Andahuaylas. I tend to be on the timid side and ultra cautious when photographing people. While at Carnaval a dancer struck up a conversation with me and before I knew it I was taking shots while group members sang, danced and played music.
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
I usually claim to be a nighttime photographer, but this particular photo was taken early in the morning. At 4:50 am, to be specific, which is about as late as I can photograph at this time of the year before the rising sun steps in and asserts its absolute dominance over the illumination of any given scene.
As an aside, many years ago a semi-famous chef / restaurant owner lived in this relatively modest house.
Võru, Estonia
Ethno Estonia summer camp street performance in Võru, Estonia.
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Eesti Etno laagrilised tänavakontserdil Võrus.
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Võrumaa @ July 2019
Alabama, United States
An arcus, or shelf, cloud heads hovers near the Fairhope, Alabama Pier on Mobile Bay. This shot was tasken on June 28, 2019.
St Bertrand de Comminges, France
Une halte pour les pèlerins du chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle : St Bertrand de Comminges, la cathédrale Notre-Dame.
Massachusetts, United States
Scituate was settled by a group of people from Plymouth about 1627, who were joined by immigrants from the county of Kent in England. They were initially governed by the General Court of Plymouth, but on October 5, 1636, the town incorporated as a separate entity. The name Scituate is derived from "satuit", the Wampanoag term for cold brook, which refers to a brook that runs to the inner harbor of the town. In 1710, several residents emigrated to Rhode Island and founded Scituate, Rhode Island,
Canada
A Drive-By Snow Plow,
Love this invention, I almost feel like I am driving down 5th Avenue, down the cobblestone streets of New York, many, decades ago. I pick up whatever my catcher on 5th Avenue decides!
After sepia toning this black and white image I go to photoshop to lighten the highlight- shadows, then add color, then Orton Effect to bring back depth, then go back
and merge into sepia again, finish the gradation in color curves, final touches of color.
Osaka, Japan
This Japanese pub, or izakaya, we visited was having a special event, auctioning off cuts of a whole tuna, which were prepared in various ways for the winning customers - grilled, deep fried, sashimi, depending on the best way to prepare whatever you bid for. We won the grilled cheeks, which were lovely.
Easton, United States
In Easton, PA where i currently live, there are some fascinating cemeteries. This one has several graves of Civil War and WW1 veterans as well as veterans of other wars. On this July 4, I think it is especially important that we remember all of our military men and women who do so much to protect us and our freedom and independence.
Tartu, Estonia
The Estonian Song Festival’s 150th anniversary was celebrated at its birthplace, Tartu. The first nation-wide song festival was held in Tartu in 1869.
Wanaka, New Zealand
Having a chance to get through some of my images from New Zealand today. It is winter solstice here. Captured this at sunset in Wanaka.
Valence d'Albigeois, France
Le coquelicot est une fleur qui se fane relativement vite: la beauté de la vie est éphémère et il faut donc en profiter chaque jour autant que possible. Dans de nombreux pays, le coquelicot est un symbole associé à la mémoire de ceux qui sont morts à la guerre.
The poppy flower fades relatively quickly: the beauty of life is ephemeral and must therefore enjoy every day as much as possible. In many countries, the poppy is a symbol associated with the memory of those who died in the war
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