Naoussa by Photox0906 by Photox0906

Little and typical port of Naoussa, Paros Island, Greece.

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Wild river by toreeideh by toreeideh

White Snakes by erezmarom by erezmarom

Strong Lofoten winds blew the snow onto the black and white sand patterns of Skagsanden, creating interesting snake-like lines. If you’d like to join me and shoot these amazing locations yourself, from the ground and from the air, check out my ‘Northern Spirits‘ Lofoten workshop on my website and join us next January! There are only 2 spots left so if you’d like to join, please hurry up and secure your spot. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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Skagsanden Beach, The Lofoten Islands, Arctic Norway

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Little Venice at Mykonos Greece by aoverfeldt by aoverfeldt

First Light by TheWanderingSoul by TheWanderingSoul

Truth is: I don’t like this image and this style of editing. But lately it looks like that people seem to like burned-out skies a lot. So, I guess this is kind of an experiment. 😉

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Lunar mist by rodrigoviveros by rodrigoviveros

La araucaria, la niebla y el Claro de luna. Como si lo divino se conectara con lo terrenal.
Majestuosas ellas desde las alturas, testigos de hace siglos de la sangre del Mapuche.

The araucaria, mist, and claire of moon. As the divine connect with the earthly.
Majestic they are from the highs, and witness from centuries of the Mapuches’ blood.

Rodrigo Viveros ©2016

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Dunure Castle, Ayr, Scotland by sallysgood by sallysgood

The Kennedys of Carrick who ruled over much of South Western Scotland were given the lands in 1357, but the remains of Dunure Castle date back to only 15th-16th Century. Mary Queen of Scots was said to have stayed in the castle for 3 days during her third trip round the west of the country.

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Night in Bevagna by bartceuppens by bartceuppens

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

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The sunrise is God’s greeting – the sunset, his signature! by emil4l by emil4l

The sunrise is God’s greeting – the sunset, his signature!

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