Bryggen by Rune Hansen

Bryggen is one of Bergen’s and Norway’s main attractions. Bryggen was built after the great fire in 1702 and is included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The very first buildings in Bergen were situated at Bryggen, which has been a vibrant and important area of the city for many centuries.

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Zaanse Schans by night by Iván Maigua

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Come to me baby!! by Marco Redaelli

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Dwarf Pines by Lauri Lohi

Framed view of Dwarf pines bathing on a morning mist in Torronsuo National park, Southern Finland. This image is taken on a same morning as my previous similiar image, but from different view point.

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red in night by Tiger Seo

Poppy under the searchlight. It was a special experience to take poppy and barley under the searchlight at night.

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Return to the Magical forest II by Lars van de Goor

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Twilight Heron by Dylan Toh & Marianne Lim

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New Zealand I did this image for a bit of fun. The actual scene is a blue hour shot taken on a freezing morning with a dusting of snow having fallen the afternoon prior. There were faint stars but not at the same time of day . I’ve been editing a few panorams for the Epson panorama awards and this one won’t be one of them entered but I hope you like the fantasy element to it! [Facebook] [Instagram]

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A Moment in Time by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

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Lean On Love by Sergey Piltnik (Пилтник)

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Chestnut-headed Bee Eater by Milan Zygmunt

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Starry night by Veselin Atanasov

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The Unrelenting Light by Timothy Poulton

I cant believe I’m saying this but I almost feel bad for posting another image from Patagonia so if it offends anyone I’m truly sorry for this. You could call it an obsession, a love affair, but I’m not finished with this place to the point where I going back in a few weeks to capture more images in the middle of winter. So if my images really upset you, then you might want to hibernate, turn of the computer or maybe just embrace the beauty of this incredible place. Anyway I hope you’re all enjoying your weekend and for the people that appreciate my work please enjoy.

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