My World by Jake Olson Studios

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Proud by Stijn Dijkstra

Proud – These days, we are always in a rush. We think about ‘Time is money’ and we focus on getting things done as fast as possible. But instead when you focus on finishing one thing and take your time while doing, you will be more proud and satisfied in the end. If you like my work, check out my other pages:
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Stijn Dijkstra: Photos

Against All Odds by videophotoart com

Two people walking against the bora wind blowing at 150 Km/h (95 MPH) in Trieste, Northern Italy. The bora is a cold and typically very dry and often gusty katabatic wind (fall-wind) from the north-east. The term bora derives from boreas, the north. In other areas it is used as a generic term for cold squalls moving downhill from uplands.

videophotoart com: Photos

Winter Colors 7 by Lars van de Goor

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Lars van de Goor: Photos

Kagurazaka, Tokyo by Takashi Yasui

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Takashi Yasui: Photos

The Red Maze by Gonzalo N.B.

BIG NEWS!
My pictures from Laraung Gar (China) have been published today by the British newspaper The Daily Mirror!
And one of the photos was also chosen Picture of the Day by The Telegraph (also from Great Britain)!! CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO SEE THE ARTICLE
www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/gallery/place-two-worlds-collide-stark-9705627

Gonzalo N.B.: Photos

Back Home by Sarawut Intarob

Sarawut Intarob: Photos

Floating Market by Efemir Art

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market / Bangkok

Efemir Art: Photos

Mr Prickles by Mark Bridger

Mark Bridger: Photos

sea-foam by Tiger Seo

Tiger Seo: Photos

More Rain at Moraine Lake by William Lee

It’s a cloudy, foggy, raining day. The weather changed so fast that day!

William Lee: Photos

The Second Stage by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

The second stage of a sunrise – the third stage began perhaps 10-15 mins later. I lose all sense of time when out shooting in conditions like this. Tyrifjorden, Norway. Blend of two exposures.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos