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the picture taken from Victoria Peak in Hong Kong 2 years ago

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Join me in this one of a kind expedition around West Sichuan’s hidden gems[Discover more about this workshop here]

This image is about the routine in Larung Gar, a place where chaos and harmony coexist thanks to the incredible organization this community has developed over the years.

Larung Gar is the largest buddhist settlement in the world and it’s supposed to be home to more than 40,000 people.

I’ve been traveling in this remote part of China last October and I’m now happy to announce my upcoming photo tour there, which will be the very first one in the area.

This workshop has been created with the central idea of leading you to some of the most remote and surreal places of China; that kind of places where you have to pinch yourself to make sure that they are real.
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Foggy morning in the Czech Switzerland when we were waiting for the sunrise.
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中国武汉，沙湖公园

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Arctic view of Kulusuk village, in Greenland

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Tour of Europe 04 2016
Day 10
Over the Locks of Haringvliet, we leave the mainland of South Holland and get onto the delta island of Goeree-Overflakkee, the southernmost of the province of South Holland in the Netherlands.
I spot these nettings, and , yes, this is another drive-by shot!
We ARE back on the road!
Shellfish reefs are almost disappeared from the North Sea, while in places with shellfish beds natural wealth is twice as high as in places without shellfish banks.
Shellfish are food for fish and birds. They provide shelter and serve as a rest area and breeding ground for small and large invertebrates. Give guidance to underwater plants, filtering seawater cleaner and contribute to coastal protection.
The presence of shellfish banks there is more to enjoy under and above water for people and nature.
The World Wildlife Fund and the flag of the Dream Fund are working on the project for the return of shellfish beds in the Delta.
It seems to me, that over the years we have damaged so many things, some irreversible, some ahhhh well, we try try to restore, at great cost.
In my life, I think long and hard before I make big decisions! Damage control!
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Sunset from the Metropol of Sevilla

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