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Get up early and go out to the lake. Breathe the fresh air and listen to the sound of silence, supplemented by the singing birds and the fire rising over the horizon.
June 2019 | Kraichgau
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Leuchtturm Tranekær
Erbaut 1897, Turmhöhe 9 m. Der Leuchtturm steht bei Botofte auf Langeland ca. 7 km. nord von Spodsbjerg. Der Leuchtturm war in der Nacht, vom 30. November 1977, zum letzten Mal in Betrieb.Nach Demontage der technischen Ausrüstung wurde der Turm mit allen Gebäuden an einen Privateigentümer verkauft.
Tranekær Lighthouse
Built in 1897, tower height 9 m. The lighthouse is located near Botofte on Langeland, approximately 7 km north of Spodsbjerg. The lighthouse was last operational on the night of November 30, 1977. After the technical equipment was dismantled, the tower and all surrounding buildings were sold to a private owner.
This evocative black-and-white image captures the raw energy and heritage of a traditional camel race in the UAE. Riders, poised with purpose, guide their camels along the dirt track under the desert sun. Camel racing is more than a sport in Arabia — it’s a cultural institution that reflects centuries of Bedouin tradition, endurance, and deep-rooted pride. These races once symbolized tribal prestige and are now celebrated in modern arenas with robotic jockeys and global spectatorship. Your photo beautifully preserves this transition between past and present, paying tribute to the region’s enduring connection with its desert-born legacy.
KTP | Botsuana
We took the Kaa Wilderness Trail in the northern part of the KTP. There is a spot, where the track goes right over a big area... with dozens of Meerkat holes. Turn of your vehicle, be quiet and patient.
It took a good 20minutes, till the Merrkats came out, one by one.
As a thick cover of fog laid over the hills and valleys around, this day in November offered superb opportunities for woodland photography throughout the day.
November 2019 | Niefern
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Most people walk past this.
Take a photo.
And leave.
But if you stop — even for a second —
everything changes.
You hear the waves.
You see the light inside the ice.
You feel how small everything really is.
It looks fragile.
But it travelled for years to get here.
And now… it disappears.
Iceland doesn’t try to impress.
It just is.
Have you ever felt time slow down?
Every tool has a purpose, and every marketplace has a story. ️✨ From gleaming cookware to handcrafted essentials, this vibrant street stall is a reminder of the skill, hustle, and tradition behind everyday living. #StreetMarket #EverydayEssentials
A peaceful alpine lake reflecting towering mountain peaks under soft morning light. The calm water, rugged rocks, evergreen forest, and dramatic sky create a timeless landscape that captures the beauty and tranquility of the high mountains.
Summer seems to have arrived early in Britain this year. It's not generally regarded as the best time in landscape photography world, but the winters are wet, cold, windy and seemingly endless around here, with only a few fleeting months of warm weather where we can enjoy the outside world at leisure. I'm prepared to live with the flat bland skies to be able to live in the sun for a while.
In the picture, my partner Ali catches up at last with her niece and the 4 year old great nephew from whom she's been almost inseparable since birth. While we're quite content to have lived in our own space for more than two months, she's definitely missed him.
Summer - keep it coming!