Day By Day by videophotoart com

In the Preone valley, Italy, runs the Arzino river surrounded by beech trees: its waterfall and games of water, especially in autumn, are perfect for suggestive pictures.

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Autumn Says Goodbye by Adnan Bubalo ✅

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Waking up in the valley by Isabella Tabacchi

It was a late Winter 2016 when I immortalized this snowy landscape. Seiser Alm was so magic with that deep snow; the climate was already normal that year…

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Small Stream by Mevludin Sejmenovic

Autumn Nature

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Untitled by Hengki Lee

Visual Poetry

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Lady in black by Green Lemon

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Road. Switzerland. by Maxim K.

Parc Naziunal Svizzer.

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The Unwelcomed Lizard by Timothy Poulton

Eternally mysterious Mount Fuji, as seen from Lake Kawaguchiko. On dim days—which is to say most days—it’s less a mountain than an allegation, obscured by fog and industrial haze, witnessing this behemoth is always a blessing. One meaning of the word Fuji is “peerless one.” Another interpretation, “deathless,” echoes Taoist belief that the volcano harbors the secret of immortality. Another source for this etymology, the tenth-century “Tale of the Bamboo Cutter,” offers up feudal lore (foundling in rushes, changeling child, suitors and impossible tasks, mighty ruler overpowered by gods) in which Princess Kaguya leaves behind a poem and an elixir of everlasting life for the emperor on her way home to the moon. The heartbroken emperor orders the poem and potion to be burned at the summit of the mountain, closest to the firmament. Ever after, the story concludes, smoke rose from the peak, given the name fu-shi (“not death”). Of all the gods and monsters that have visited Fuji, only Godzilla is unwelcome there. In obeisance to the etiquette of destruction observed in films featuring the legendarily overgrown lizard, Fuji’s summit is treated as a national treasure to which the alpha-predator is denied access. Godzilla has clomped about the lower slopes in several movies—and another accidental tourist, King Kong, was dropped on his head during an aborted ascent—but Godzilla has never conquered Fuji. The mountain begins to feel mysterious again.

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Feeling Small by Daniel Casson

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The Shipwreck by panagiotis laoudikos

Sunset in Rhodes

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A New Start by Max Rive

Sunrise in Alp Di Siusi during the Dolomites photo tour from last month. We were lucky with the conditions when the sun went behind the clouds which created some dramatic light over the distant mountains. I used 2 exposures with the d800e, 28-300mm and no tripod. I improved the contrast between the distant light and the darker foreground with my unique processing technique (no layer masks have been used). Dolomites 2018 Tour

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осень в Альпах… by Ed Gordeev

Доломитовые Альпы

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