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Shot on February 1, Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will reach its closest point to Earth. It’ll sweep 27 million miles away (that’s 44 million km, or 0.29 AU). At that point, it’ll still be more than 100 times the moon’s distance away.
The last time this comet passed near the sun was 50,000 years ago, when Neanderthals walked the Earth.
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Capturing the ethereal beauty of Praia Três Castelos in Portugal, this captivating photograph showcases the mesmerizing allure of long exposure photography. Taken at the end of the day, when the sun gracefully sinks below the horizon, the image transports viewers to a realm of tranquility and serenity. The artful play of light and motion through the extended exposure reveals the interplay of soft waves gently caressing the sandy shore, casting an enchanting spell on the entire scene. The vibrant hues of the setting sun paint the sky with a myriad of warm colors, harmonizing perfectly with the deepening shadows and silhouettes of the distant cliffs. This photograph is a testament to the natural wonders found at Praia Três Castelos, where time seemingly slows down, inviting contemplation and appreciation of the breathtaking landscapes that nature so generously bestows.
A tribute to photography’s evolution, featuring two iconic cameras—one vintage, one modern. As Flickr turns 21, this shot represents the journey of visual storytelling, from classic film photography to contemporary digital perspectives. A reminder that the camera is just a tool, but vision is timeless.
In a world of speed and precision, one photographer finds stillness in the geometry of the scene. The sleek lines of the Porsche Museum intertwine with the silent observer, capturing a moment where architecture and artistry collide. A stairway becomes a stage, a lens a gateway—perspective is everything.
a street portrait of josé maría almoguera. we were coming from the banksy museum when we saw a man being photographed, a camera crew around him. i asked him what he did. i didn’t recognize him. he said he’s on tv sometimes. then i asked if i could take his portrait. he nodded right away. i still don’t really know what he does. but he was kind.
I captured this photograph on board the Brim Explorer during our return journey from Trollfjord to Solvaer. As we headed towards the Trollfjord, the passengers on deck were immersed in conversation, capturing the stunning scenery with their cameras. However, on our way back, the weather took a turn, and rain and cold descended upon us. Despite the adverse conditions, I was intrigued to find two persons braving the elements on the deck. Their resilience and determination made for a compelling image… Brim Explorer, Lofoten, Norway.
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captured in the stunning bay of deià in northwest mallorca, the scene is a serene dance of nature's hues. as the sun sets, the sky is painted with warm tones of pink and orange, casting a tranquil glow over the calm waters. two sailboats drift gently in the distance, their silhouettes standing out against the vibrant backdrop. the rocky cliffs add a touch of ruggedness to the picturesque landscape, framing the peaceful moment perfectly. this image captures the essence of a mediterranean evening, where time stands still and beauty is everywhere.
There are scenes everywhere I looked in the Smokey Mountains. This scene is on the Little River - right next to the main road. It feels a bit like cheating when I don't have to hike more than 5 foot from my car :)
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on a warm day in palma, amidst the bustling streets, thomas and i embarked on a photo walk, discovering the hidden narratives of the city. thomas, with his incredible eye for detail, paused by a weathered door, intrigued by what lay beyond. his camera captured the essence of curiosity as he peered through a mail slot, uncovering the stories concealed within the shadows. this moment, frozen in black and white, embodies the timeless allure of street photography—finding beauty and intrigue in the ordinary.
a beautiful haiku by my dear friend [https://www.flickr.com/photos/canonmao/]:
The wonders of curiosity
The keepers of discovery
A moment to treasure
captured in palmanova, this image vividly illustrates the silent stories of two couples seated by the beach, their contrasting body language revealing the dynamics of their relationships. on the right, a couple sits closely with their legs angled towards each other, symbolizing a connection that has endured over time. their bodies lean slightly inward, indicating mutual interest and affection. in contrast, the couple on the left displays a different story; they sit apart with their bodies and legs turned away from each other, suggesting lives that have grown separate. each person seems lost in their own world, embodying a sense of isolation despite their physical proximity. the serene backdrop of sunbathers and gentle waves adds a layer of irony, as the beach's tranquility contrasts with the subtle emotional distance on the bench, showcasing how love can both thrive and wane over the years.
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in el arenal, where the sun-soaked streets echo with stories of leisure and carefree days, thomas blends into the vibrant scene, not with stealth, but with humor. his propeller hat, a playful nod to the fun-loving spirit of the place, spins lightly in the warm breeze, a beacon of cheerful irony among the more predictable beach attire. thomas, camera in hand, captures the pulse of the "deutsche meile," leaning in, crouching low, every movement a dance with the lens. here, amidst the blend of german voices and spanish charm, he’s not just a photographer; he’s part of the scenery, recording the day with a wink and a grin. the photo, no doubt, will reflect the same—joyful, alive, and just a bit mischievous.
...at the end of the day, memories are all that matter.Time passes, things fade, feelings changes, people leave ..but memories will live on forever ....
Capturing the intensity of her gaze, this portrait showcases the striking beauty and confidence of a woman illuminated by the warmth of natural light. The intricate braids and sun-kissed freckles add depth and character, making this image a powerful celebration of individuality.
the sun drew a hard, diagonal line across the pavement, dividing the world into light and shadow. on one side, in the brightness, he knelt, his body a study in angles, framing a moment with a small black rectangle. on the other, she stood, a hand raised against the glare, offering a pose to the lens. between them, their shadow merged into a single, dark shape on the warm stone, an ephemeral proof of their shared instant. it was the only thing that was truly captured, and it was already gone.
in the heart of milan, the majestic duomo stands as a testament to gothic grandeur, drawing visitors from all corners of the globe. on this day, an intriguing sight unfolds—tourists, many adorned in black and white, converge upon the cathedral's facade, capturing memories and marveling at its intricate beauty. the interplay of the human presence with the historic architecture adds a timeless quality to the scene, as if the simplicity of their attire echoes the monochrome elegance of the duomo itself. this convergence of past and present, of stone and soul, creates a tableau where the stories of the travelers and the whispers of history meld into one.
In the bustling courtyard of Juliet’s House in Verona, Cristina adjusted her camera with practiced precision. Her job was simple—capture fleeting moments of tourists standing on the famous balcony, dreaming of love and legend. The laughter, the hopeful gazes, the whispered lines from Shakespeare—all framed within her lens, all ready to be sold as a keepsake.
She had seen thousands of faces, each one seeking a piece of romance to take home. Some kissed, some posed dramatically, others just stood there, lost in thought. Cristina didn’t judge. Love, real or imagined, was good for business. With a click, another memory was frozen in time, waiting to find its owner.
captured at bethesda terrace and arcade in central park, this photograph uniquely highlights the beautiful architecture through the lens of an iPhone held by an observer. the intricate details of the historic arches are mirrored in the modern device, creating a compelling contrast between old and new. the black and white treatment further emphasizes the timelessness of the scene, focusing on the textures and lines that define this iconic new york city landmark.
Apart of my Jesus People Tour series.
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A candid street photo taken in the old city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan in India. A boy sits on a wall in front of some men playing cards.
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This photograph exudes an understated elegance that pulls the viewer into a study of texture and form. The prickly pear cactus, with its layered, paddle-like segments, stands in stark relief against the smooth, weathered wall. The placement within the ornate planter adds an element of human presence—a reminder of how nature finds its place even within defined, rigid boundaries. Captured on Fomapan 100, the grain is fine, allowing every detail of the cactus’ dimples and the plaster’s cracks to speak in sharp contrast.
The composition is balanced, with the coarse concrete step and grate adding a subtle, utilitarian touch to the scene. The light, likely natural and diffused, casts soft shadows that prevent the image from feeling too sterile. Instead, it emphasizes the quiet resilience of this plant, symbolizing both fragility and toughness in a single frame. The textures captured feel almost tangible, bridging the visual experience with a desire to touch the cool, rough surfaces.
There’s an echo of André Kertész in the simplicity here—a recognition of beauty in the mundane, the play between the geometric and the organic. It's a visual poem, speaking through the language of light, shadow, and texture. The minor imperfections, like the peeling paint, add character and remind us of the passage of time.
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Rollei 35AF, Fomapan 100, Ilfosol 3.
Epson Perfection V850 with Vuescan and Lightroom.
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Congratulations to the bride and groom. It was an honor to be your photographer. May God continue to bless your marriage.
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Boats serenely drift on the shimmering waters, As Venice's skyline basks in hues of orange. The sun bids farewell, casting its fiery glow, A captivating scene captured in the city's timeless flow.
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Such a lovely couple. I know their going to make great parents.
From my baby announcement photoshoot on November 5th.
I really wish the day that they picked was an overcast day. As the sun kept poking in and out of the clouds.
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