*** by Dimitry Roulland

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Everything in its right place by Baris Parildar

The moment when you know everything is in its right place…

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Ghostly Memories by Alexandre Deschaumes

Evolving mist through autumn forest , revealing the special thin trunk of these trees . Captured in switzerland around Grindelwald. © Alexandre Deschaumes 2011

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Dezember Storm by Ingo Kremmel

Dezember am Bodensee

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Hopetoun Falls by Sam Assadi

Hopetoun Falls is probably the most photogenic waterfall in Victoria.

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With Adele's album "25" breaking sales records, one of the keys to the British singer's success is an unusual pop music demographic — older adults. The buyers of "25" come from "a demographic not normally closely examined in the millennial-fixated entertainment industry," sales tracking service Nielsen Music said in a study. US consumers who bought the CD of "25" in its first week were 36 percent more likely than the average American to be between ages 55 and 64, Nielsen Music said.

Katya by Kirill Averyanov

Photo by Kirill Averyanov

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Calm before the storm by Jørn Allan Pedersen

best on black

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In a Japanese music scene flooded with helium-voiced teen bands chirping about candy, fluffy bunnies and all things "kawaii" or cute, indie rockers Radwimps offer a potent vaccine for sugar-poisoning. The platinum-selling Yokohama foursome have released seven albums to date since forming at school in 2001 after vocalist Yojiro Noda first picked up a guitar and began strumming along to songs by Britpop giants Oasis. "I learned to play guitar listening to Oasis when I was 13 or 14, just remembering the chords," Noda told AFP after the band's return from their first European tour.

Florenze by Carmine Chiriacò

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Anyuta by Sean Archer

Personal online lessons. I will share everything I know about natural light, composition, retouching and colors. I found my own way in retouching, you will be surprised how simple it is. All you need to know is Photoshop basics (you can be an absolute beginner). I dont use frequency separations, masks and any complicated methods. It’s really simple and very fast. Usually, it’s only 10-30 minutes of work with one photo. And the result is good enough for covers! Write me by email for personal online lessons – outofsight@mail.ru

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AMSTERDAM by Michiel Buijse

Just one of those nights in AMSTERDAM… Walking through this amazing city gives me the chance to capture some of the most beautiful spots of our capital. Some of these may have been photographed a lot, but I always want to give my personal twist to it.

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