BREAK THE NIGHT WITH COLOUR by Michael J. Kochniss

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Riverside Dreaming by Ray Cologon

Soft light and a dreamy day looking across the Yarra River towards Flinders Street Station in Melbourne.

Ray Cologon: Photos

Land of the hobbits by Martin Podt

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Bob Ross Dream by Kilian Schönberger

Here and there just a little tree…
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Seagull by Boris Lichtman

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Natalia by Sacha Leyendecker

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Dissolved Girls by Kristina Kazarina

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Let’s Bridge The Gap Between Us by Marianne Clement

The hardest thing is life is to know which bridge to cross and which one to burn.

Marianne Clement: Photos

Dana by Chris Bos

Dana

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The Rain Dancer by Lizzy Gadd

Last night, the sunset storm that came outta nowhere… The whole beach to myself, no doubt looking like an idiot running and dancing all over the place with my camera (until the lightning struck too close for comfort). Ohhh, this was needed – a good dose of self-portrait/nature therapy. 🙂

Lizzy Gadd: Photos

Lovely Summer Sunset Over Nidarosdomen, Bryggene and Nidelva Riv by Aziz Nasuti

website: www.aziznasutiphotography.com King Olav Haraldsson was buried by Nidelven, the river Nid, after he was killed in the battle of Stiklestad in1030. Tradition has it that the high Altar of the Cathedral now stands on the exact spot of this burial site. One year and five days after he died the King was declared a saint, and pilgrims began to flock to Nidaros and the King’s grave. The national sanctuary of Norway, built over the grave of St. Olav. Work began in 1070, but the oldest parts still in existence date from the middle of the twelfth century. These are in the Romanesque style, while most of the cathedral is Gothic in style. The building was completed in about 1300, but after being damaged several times by fire, it lay largely in ruins at the time of the Reformation in 1537. In 1869 extensive restorations were begun, and a century later it was again restored to its original grandeur. The stained glass dates from the early 20th century. The sculptures on the west front are by leading Norwegian artists, and the most recent was erected in 1983. Below the nave is the crypt with headstones from the middle ages. (From Trondheim.com)

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Skyline Copenhagen by Andreas Käser

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