A Dreamy Night in the Dolomites – Composite by Daniel Gastager

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|| STAIRWAY TO NOWHERE || by Bruno Soares

Water comes and goes beating up the steady rocks. Who will win we already now as my feet are full of sand from this beautiful beach!
But in the meanwhile, the rocks stand strong, resisting and forming amazing shapes along the coast! Men, they build things, sometimes they do it with purpose, sometimes they don’t. Here as we may think that this stairway is going nowhere without reason, but the truth is that fishermen build it so they can work when the tide goes up and down!

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Mary by Dan Hecho

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Fishermen in Myanmar by İlhan Eroglu

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Angelica by Nikolas Verano

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Athens sunset by carsten bachmeyer

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Powder skiing by Sandi Bertoncelj

A skier slashes a turn through powder snow.

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Day Three – The River Brathay by Iain Jack

The River Brathay in the Lake District National Park on a very cold morning.

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Encircled by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Ringerike, Norway

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Winter path by Martin Podt

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Madeira rocks by Daniel Kordan

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|| AN OLD WOODEN PIER || by Bruno Soares

|| AN OLD WOODEN PIER ||
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Another day would be soon coming to an end, Boats that early went out and now came back with their sun-grubby fishermen. And they, tired, would be returning to their homes after another day at work. The tide has raised up, down, and up again while on the horizon the clouds passed going from shapes, or more abstract, or more available to a good imagination to give them an object into which they quickly would become! Colour tones that had changed, giving the old pier different landscapes to contemplate at every moment of the day. Curious people and photographers who passed by and waited for the moment, waited for the end of the day, waiting for the end of this journey when our beautiful Sun would set! And the Sun did it, bringing to everything an unspeakable beauty!
And I, I also was there, with all the luck in the world, to be able to see it and to dream about it! And it is tired, trodden and worn, that the old wooden pier stands there and everything watches!

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