Sunset at the pier by Rana Jabeen

Princes Pier is a 580 metre long historic pier on Port Phillip, in Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Rana Jabeen: Photos

Whitby Harbour by Richard Hollins

Richard Hollins: Photos

Breeze by Sergey Kolesnikov

Sergey Kolesnikov: Photos

Low-hanging fog by Pieter Bos

Bollano, Le Crete Senesi

Pieter Bos: Photos

I was waiting for you by Carlos M. Almagro

More photos at www.carlosmalmagro.com and www.instagram.com/carlosmacr.photography Thanks for your visit q-_-p

Carlos M. Almagro : Photos

Casual encounters by Unai Larraya

An animal that no matter how many times you see it, you never stop putting your heart into it and and shaking even more when you have it so close to you.Luckily the target is stabilized because what my hands were shaking was not normal. Instagram: www.instagram.com/fotografia_larraya/?hl=es 📍Navarra 📩 Do you want to learn how to take pictures like this? More info by mail or message. Red fox – Vulpes vulpes – Zorro rojo.

Unai Larraya: Photos

Morning at the river by Peter Zajfrid

Sunrise in Maribor, Slovenija

Peter Zajfrid: Photos

Trespassers Will Be Eaten !! by Sunil

…. and the little sharp spikes spread across the tongue, is to lick the flesh off your bones ! Just a reminder !

Sunil : Photos

|| TILES N BRICKS || by Bruno Soares

When nature’s greatness makes you feel small, you should feel big, at least in your heart and mind.
We, humans, belong to nature, even if we think that nature was made for us. Tiles and bricks serve to construct, and we, humans, did construct a lot, but long before that Mother Earth did a greater construction. And we should just be appreciated and inspired for it! Did you know that Svartifoss basalt columns have provided inspiration for Icelandic architects, most visibly in the Hallgrímskirkja church in Reykjavík, and also the National Theatre? Yes, they did! Mother Earth inspire us every day!

Bruno Soares: Photos

Arbre au champ . by Andre Villeneuve

Andre Villeneuve: Photos

September showers by Dag Ole Nordhaug

Rondane, Norway. Sept 2018.

Dag Ole Nordhaug: Photos

brothers by Efemir Art

Efemir Art : Photos