der Graue und der Weiße by Georg Scharf

Georg Scharf: Photos

Garden by Violetta & Stefan Ritter Photography

In our garden aigain with the beautiful Josi.

Violetta & Stefan Ritter Photography: Photos

Saarschleife by Georg Scharf

Sunrise over the River Bend Horseshoe Germany

Georg Scharf: Photos

Low Lands by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Mølen, Stavern, Norway.
An aperture and shutter speed blend.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

Autumn Lake by Jaewoon U

주산지의 가을

Jaewoon U: Photos

Rear Window by Timothy Poulton

Imagine you took the world’s 50 most famous mountains — Everest, K2, Denali, Fuji — and put their image on a flash card. Now imagine that you’ve flipped through the entire deck and quizzed yourself. Could you name most of these mountains based on their profile alone? The unique silhouette they cut into the sky? Odds are, only two of those mountains would be gimmes. Kilimanjaro and the Matterhorn. Even Kilimanjaro might be a maybe, but the Matterhorn? There isn’t another mountain on earth that rivals its facade.
Catching the fading light on the foreground rocks at sunset with the incredible Matterhorn.

Timothy Poulton: Photos

Caney Creek Falls by Kevin Read

I set out early in the morning to arrive at Caney Falls just after sunrise, where I had the pools and forest to myself for a while. After exploring the possibilities, this composition of the falls was my favourite – I love the textures where the falling water meets the rock. Follow me on Instagram
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Kevin Read: Photos

Old vs New by Herman van den Berge

The Hague, Holland.
In the background you see the (new) skyscrapers that form the skyline of this city and at the front the (old) Parliament buildings.
Best viewed on black (click image or press “M”)

Herman van den Berge: Photos

chapelle sixte by Daniel Metz

Daniel Metz: Photos

20-45:Snow tree by momo-123 ( You.Tomi. )

momo-123 ( You.Tomi. ): Photos

***Salzburgo*** by Joachim Bergauer

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Joachim Bergauer: Photos

Fragile —– 脆弱 by Bruno Soares

Walking down this wooden pier just makes you wonder, why is it made this way. But why? Just because it is beautiful?
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沿著這個木碼頭走，只會讓你驚嘆，為什麼這樣做。 但為什麼？ 只因為它很漂亮？

Bruno Soares: Photos