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Volkswagen Beetle | 67L4DY
Townsville, Queensland
This Volkswagen Beetle was photographed during a Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland breakfast cruise in Townsville on 31 January 2026.
A classic Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle. Rear engine, air-cooled flat four, simple mechanical layout and one of the most recognisable shapes ever put on the road. These cars were built to be driven, and this one still is.
Finished in a burgundy and cream two tone, it wears its age properly. Steel wheels, chrome trim, original-style interior and a tidy air-cooled engine bay out back. Nothing overdone, nothing staged. Just parked up during the cruise and photographed as it sat on the day.
This set focuses on shape, colour, interior detail and the small mechanical touches that make these cars what they are. Shot in natural light, on location, documenting the car honestly rather than trying to make it something it’s not.
Photographed for the Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
31 January 2026
Wayward Car Finder
📍 Townsville, QLD
📧 waywardmedia@protonmail.com
📞 0400 160 189
Prints - waywardcarfinder.picfair.com/
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Volkswagen Beetle | 67L4DY
Townsville, Queensland
This Volkswagen Beetle was photographed during a Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland breakfast cruise in Townsville on 31 January 2026.
A classic Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle. Rear engine, air-cooled flat four, simple mechanical layout and one of the most recognisable shapes ever put on the road. These cars were built to be driven, and this one still is.
Finished in a burgundy and cream two tone, it wears its age properly. Steel wheels, chrome trim, original-style interior and a tidy air-cooled engine bay out back. Nothing overdone, nothing staged. Just parked up during the cruise and photographed as it sat on the day.
This set focuses on shape, colour, interior detail and the small mechanical touches that make these cars what they are. Shot in natural light, on location, documenting the car honestly rather than trying to make it something it’s not.
Photographed for the Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
31 January 2026
Wayward Car Finder
📍 Townsville, QLD
📧 waywardmedia@protonmail.com
📞 0400 160 189
Prints - waywardcarfinder.picfair.com/
Read the Dubai issue of @betterhomesuae to find out how to give your modern home enduring appeal with timeless design✨
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This stunning Mamluk rug is a rare, hand-knotted masterpiece made from handspun wool. Its bold, elegant presence and lesser-known Mamluk pattern make it an exceptional addition to any interior.
The rug features fashionably coordinated colors and uniquely detailed motifs, blending traditional craftsmanship with artistic individuality.
Perfect for creating a sophisticated focal point, this one-of-a-kind piece brings warmth, vibrancy, and admiration into any space.
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Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
🇭🇺
Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
🇬🇧
Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
🇭🇺
Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
Volkswagen Beetle | 67L4DY
Townsville, Queensland
This Volkswagen Beetle was photographed during a Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland breakfast cruise in Townsville on 31 January 2026.
A classic Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle. Rear engine, air-cooled flat four, simple mechanical layout and one of the most recognisable shapes ever put on the road. These cars were built to be driven, and this one still is.
Finished in a burgundy and cream two tone, it wears its age properly. Steel wheels, chrome trim, original-style interior and a tidy air-cooled engine bay out back. Nothing overdone, nothing staged. Just parked up during the cruise and photographed as it sat on the day.
This set focuses on shape, colour, interior detail and the small mechanical touches that make these cars what they are. Shot in natural light, on location, documenting the car honestly rather than trying to make it something it’s not.
Photographed for the Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
31 January 2026
Wayward Car Finder
📍 Townsville, QLD
📧 waywardmedia@protonmail.com
📞 0400 160 189
Prints - waywardcarfinder.picfair.com/
Estancia Arroyo Verde, Río Negro: A sun-drenched dining room captures the essence of classic Patagonian hospitality, featuring a beautifully set wooden table surrounded by striped upholstered chairs. The room is anchored by a massive fieldstone fireplace, where intricate bird figurines and an equestrian painting evoke a timeless connection to the rugged landscape outside. Warm, natural light streams through an arched window, illuminating the delicate glassware and casting soft shadows across the polished hardwood floors. The composition utilizes a shallow depth of field, drawing the viewer’s eye from the intimate foreground seating into the hearth-warmed heart of the estancia. Every detail, from the textured rock walls to the golden curtains, reflects a heritage of Argentine ranch life that prioritizes warmth, durability, and elegance. The atmosphere is one of serene anticipation, as if the room is perfectly prepared for an evening of shared stories and traditional gastronomy. This setting illustrates the unique intersection of European architectural influence and the vast, untamed spirit of the Andean foothills. The scene serves as a poignant reminder of how regional lodges preserve cultural identity through preserved craftsmanship and deliberate interior design. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Estancia Arroyo Verde, Río Negro: Un comedor bañado por el sol captura la esencia de la clásica hospitalidad patagónica, con una mesa de madera bellamente preparada y rodeada de sillas tapizadas a rayas. La habitación está anclada por una enorme chimenea de piedra, donde figuras de aves y una pintura ecuestre evocan una conexión eterna con el paisaje accidentado del exterior. La luz natural y cálida entra a través de una ventana arqueada, iluminando la delicada cristalería y proyectando sombras suaves sobre los pisos de madera pulida. La composición utiliza una profundidad de campo reducida, guiando la mirada del espectador desde los asientos del primer plano hacia el corazón de la estancia, calentado por el hogar. Cada detalle, desde las paredes de roca texturizada hasta las cortinas doradas, refleja un legado de la vida en las estancias argentinas que prioriza la calidez, la durabilidad y la elegancia. La atmósfera es de serena expectación, como si el comedor estuviera perfectamente preparado para una velada de historias compartidas y gastronomía tradicional. Este entorno ilustra la intersección única de la influencia arquitectónica europea y el espíritu vasto e indómito de las estribaciones andinas. La escena sirve como un recordatorio conmovedor de cómo los refugios regionales preservan la identidad cultural a través de la artesanía preservada y el diseño interior deliberado. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: A serene, sun-drenched bedroom interior captures the essence of traditional Argentine estancia architecture through its rich, exposed timber ceiling and earthy woven textures. The warm ambient glow cast by an elegant crystal chandelier illuminates the crisp white linens, creating a delicate interplay between colonial-era grandeur and rustic simplicity. Carefully positioned near an arched window framed by weathered wooden shutters, the layout invites a sense of slow-paced tranquility synonymous with the rural lifestyle of the pampas. The deep, honey-toned wood beams overhead provide a striking structural contrast to the minimalist, white-washed plaster walls, reflecting a classic design ethos found throughout historical countryside estates. Every element in the room, from the intimate nightstand lamp to the finely crafted straw headboard, serves as a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of the region. As the light filters through the sheer curtains, the space feels suspended in time, offering a sanctuary for those looking to disconnect from the modern world. This interior design serves as a compelling window into the architectural heritage of the gaucho heartland, where historical preservation meets comfortable, authentic hospitality. Such spaces are essential for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the deep-rooted customs and tranquil pace of life that define the authentic spirit of Argentina's provincial heartland. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: El interior de una habitación serena y bañada por el sol captura la esencia de la arquitectura tradicional de las estancias argentinas a través de sus techos de madera expuesta y texturas tejidas terrosas. El cálido brillo ambiental que proyecta una elegante araña de cristal ilumina los nítidos lienzos blancos, creando un delicado juego entre la grandeza de la era colonial y la sencillez rústica. Ubicado cuidadosamente cerca de una ventana arqueada enmarcada por contraventanas de madera desgastada, el diseño invita a una sensación de tranquilidad pausada, sinónimo del estilo de vida rural de la pampa. Las vigas de madera color miel sobre la cabeza proporcionan un contraste estructural sorprendente con las paredes de yeso blanco minimalista, lo que refleja un ethos de diseño clásico encontrado en las fincas históricas del campo. Cada elemento de la habitación, desde la lámpara íntima de la mesita de noche hasta el cabecero de paja finamente elaborado, sirve como testimonio de la artesanía duradera de la región. A medida que la luz se filtra a través de las cortinas translúcidas, el espacio se siente suspendido en el tiempo, ofreciendo un santuario para aquellos que buscan desconectarse del mundo moderno. Este diseño de interiores sirve como una ventana convincente a la herencia arquitectónica de la tierra gaucha, donde la preservación histórica se une con una hospitalidad cómoda y auténtica. Estos espacios son esenciales para los viajeros que buscan sumergirse en las costumbres profundamente arraigadas y el ritmo tranquilo de la vida que definen el espíritu auténtico del corazón provincial de Argentina. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
🇭🇺
Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
Volkswagen Beetle | 67L4DY
Townsville, Queensland
This Volkswagen Beetle was photographed during a Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland breakfast cruise in Townsville on 31 January 2026.
A classic Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle. Rear engine, air-cooled flat four, simple mechanical layout and one of the most recognisable shapes ever put on the road. These cars were built to be driven, and this one still is.
Finished in a burgundy and cream two tone, it wears its age properly. Steel wheels, chrome trim, original-style interior and a tidy air-cooled engine bay out back. Nothing overdone, nothing staged. Just parked up during the cruise and photographed as it sat on the day.
This set focuses on shape, colour, interior detail and the small mechanical touches that make these cars what they are. Shot in natural light, on location, documenting the car honestly rather than trying to make it something it’s not.
Photographed for the Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
31 January 2026
Wayward Car Finder
📍 Townsville, QLD
📧 waywardmedia@protonmail.com
📞 0400 160 189
Prints - waywardcarfinder.picfair.com/
Volkswagen Beetle | 67L4DY
Townsville, Queensland
This Volkswagen Beetle was photographed during a Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland breakfast cruise in Townsville on 31 January 2026.
A classic Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle. Rear engine, air-cooled flat four, simple mechanical layout and one of the most recognisable shapes ever put on the road. These cars were built to be driven, and this one still is.
Finished in a burgundy and cream two tone, it wears its age properly. Steel wheels, chrome trim, original-style interior and a tidy air-cooled engine bay out back. Nothing overdone, nothing staged. Just parked up during the cruise and photographed as it sat on the day.
This set focuses on shape, colour, interior detail and the small mechanical touches that make these cars what they are. Shot in natural light, on location, documenting the car honestly rather than trying to make it something it’s not.
Photographed for the Tropical Air Volkswagen Club of North Queensland
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
31 January 2026
Wayward Car Finder
📍 Townsville, QLD
📧 waywardmedia@protonmail.com
📞 0400 160 189
Prints - waywardcarfinder.picfair.com/
🇬🇧
Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
🇭🇺
Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: A collection of meticulously preserved antique mercantile instruments sits atop a polished wooden surface, offering a window into the pastoral legacy of the Argentine Pampas. The composition centers on a heavy, metallic cash register from the mid-20th century, flanked by brass scales and tiered shelves laden with rusted oil lamps, vintage tins, and glass bottles. Soft, diffuse light spills across the room, highlighting the weathered textures of the plaster walls and the intricate, industrial craftsmanship of the past. Each object, from the handheld irons to the kerosene lanterns, serves as a silent testament to the daily commerce that once defined the life of the gaucho-influenced countryside. The photographer captures a shallow depth of field that emphasizes the tactile nature of these relics, turning a simple shop display into a profound narrative of regional history and evolving traditions. Visitors to this space can feel the weight of time encapsulated within the brass and iron, bridging the gap between modern travel and the rustic heritage of the province. This deliberate preservation of a general store, known as a 'pulpería', honors the communal spirit that has shaped the cultural identity of rural Argentina for generations. Such museums are essential for understanding the transition of this town from a frontier outpost to a revered bastion of gaucho culture and historical craftsmanship. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: Una colección de instrumentos mercantiles antiguos meticulosamente conservados se asienta sobre una superficie de madera pulida, ofreciendo una ventana al legado pastoral de la Pampa argentina. La composición se centra en una pesada caja registradora metálica de mediados del siglo XX, flanqueada por balanzas de bronce y estantes escalonados cargados de lámparas de aceite oxidadas, latas antiguas y botellas de vidrio. Una luz suave y difusa se derrama por la habitación, resaltando las texturas desgastadas de las paredes de yeso y la intrincada artesanía industrial del pasado. Cada objeto, desde las planchas de mano hasta las lámparas de queroseno, sirve como testimonio silencioso del comercio diario que alguna vez definió la vida en el campo influenciado por los gauchos. El fotógrafo captura una profundidad de campo reducida que enfatiza la naturaleza táctil de estas reliquias, convirtiendo una simple exhibición de tienda en una profunda narrativa de la historia regional y las tradiciones en evolución. Los visitantes de este espacio pueden sentir el peso del tiempo encapsulado en el bronce y el hierro, cerrando la brecha entre el viaje moderno y la herencia rústica de la provincia. Esta conservación deliberada de una tienda general, conocida como pulpería, honra el espíritu comunitario que ha dado forma a la identidad cultural de la Argentina rural durante generaciones. Tales museos son esenciales para comprender la transición de esta ciudad de un puesto de avanzada en la frontera a un baluarte venerado de la cultura gaucha y la artesanía histórica. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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Buenos Aires, Capital Federal: Diners share an intimate meal amidst the opulent turn-of-the-century splendor of Café Tortoni, one of Argentina's oldest and most iconic literary hubs. The camera captures a medium shot from a low angle, emphasizing the dramatic height of the arched, ornate stained-glass windows that bathe the interior in a soft, ethereal glow. Intricate golden molding and classical columns anchor the historic architecture, reflecting the European influences that defined the city’s aesthetic evolution during the Belle Époque. Two individuals are seated at a white-clothed table in the foreground, engaged in quiet conversation while the ambient light highlights the rich textures of the wood-paneled walls and the polished brass fixtures. The depth of field is carefully managed to maintain detail across both the foreground patrons and the expansive, illuminated glass murals depicting pastoral scenes. Such landmarks are essential to understanding the cultural heartbeat of Buenos Aires, as they serve as living museums that preserve the intellectual and artistic traditions of the early twentieth century. The juxtaposition of the modern lifestyle of the diners against the timeless craftsmanship of the surroundings illustrates the enduring relevance of Argentina’s historic urban heritage. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Buenos Aires, Capital Federal: Los comensales comparten una comida íntima en medio del esplendor opulento de principios de siglo del Café Tortoni, uno de los centros literarios más antiguos e icónicos de Argentina. La cámara captura un plano medio desde un ángulo bajo, enfatizando la altura dramática de las ventanas arqueadas de vitrales ornamentados que bañan el interior con un brillo suave y etéreo. Las molduras doradas intrincadas y las columnas clásicas anclan la arquitectura histórica, reflejando las influencias europeas que definieron la evolución estética de la ciudad durante la Belle Époque. Dos personas se sientan en una mesa cubierta de blanco en primer plano, inmersas en una conversación tranquila mientras la luz ambiental resalta las ricas texturas de las paredes revestidas de madera y los accesorios de bronce pulido. La profundidad de campo se gestiona cuidadosamente para mantener el detalle tanto en los clientes en primer plano como en los expansivos murales de vidrio iluminado que representan escenas pastorales. Estos hitos son esenciales para comprender el latido cultural de Buenos Aires, ya que sirven como museos vivientes que preservan las tradiciones intelectuales y artísticas de principios del siglo XX. La yuxtaposición del estilo de vida moderno de los comensales con la artesanía atemporal del entorno ilustra la relevancia duradera del patrimonio urbano histórico de Argentina. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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إتقان خالد يلتقي بالابتكار ⏳✨
كل تفصيلة تصنع الفرق. تُعيد أحزمة النايلون المتقنة من SHINDO تعريف الإحساس والوظيفة في عالم الإكسسوارات، بمزيج من التراث والتصميم المتطور.
اكتشفوا براعتهم الحرفية عن قرب في معرض وورشة العمل السعودي الياباني (الموضة والمنسوجات).
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Timeless Craft Meets Innovation ⏳✨
Every detail matters. SHINDO’s precision-crafted nylon straps blend tradition with cutting-edge design, redefining how fashion accessories should feel and function. See their craftsmanship firsthand at the Saudi-Japan Exhibition & Workshop (Fashion & Textiles).
#SaudiJapanExpo #SHINDO #InnovativeTextiles #TimelessDesign #PrecisionCraft #JapaneseFashion #LuxuryAccessories #ModernElegance #TextileInnovation #BeyondFashion
A collection of meticulously carved wooden cuckoo clocks hangs against the weathered, light-toned timber planks of a traditional workshop in Villa La Angostura, Argentina. The soft, diffuse ambient light highlights the intricate craftsmanship of each pendulum-driven timepiece, revealing the depth of the wood grain and the precise ornamental carvings that define these alpine artifacts. Beneath the arrangement, a vibrant, hand-painted ceramic tile sign reads 'Cucu Schulz,' grounding the scene in the distinct heritage of this mountain village where Central European traditions flourish. The composition emphasizes the rhythmic repetition of the weights and pendulums, creating a visual symphony of shadows and textures that evoke the timeless precision of master horology. Each clock, varying in size and complexity, offers a window into a culture dedicated to mechanical artistry and patience. The shallow depth of field isolates the clocks, allowing the viewer to appreciate the fine details of the miniature houses, foliage, and woodland creatures adorning the facades. The atmosphere is one of quiet nostalgia, characteristic of the unique blend of Patagonian charm and immigrant heritage found within this remote mountain enclave. Through thoughtful framing, the image captures the essence of a workspace where history is kept alive one tick at a time. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Una colección de relojes de cuco de madera tallados meticulosamente cuelga contra los tablones de madera desgastados de tonos claros en un taller tradicional de Villa La Angostura, Argentina. La luz ambiental suave y difusa resalta la intrincada artesanía de cada reloj de péndulo, revelando la profundidad de la veta de la madera y las precisas tallas ornamentales que definen estos artefactos alpinos. Debajo del arreglo, un vibrante letrero de cerámica pintado a mano dice 'Cucu Schulz', situando la escena en el patrimonio distintivo de este pueblo de montaña donde florecen las tradiciones de Europa Central. La composición enfatiza la repetición rítmica de los pesos y péndulos, creando una sinfonía visual de sombras y texturas que evocan la precisión atemporal de la relojería maestra. Cada reloj, variando en tamaño y complejidad, ofrece una ventana a una cultura dedicada a la destreza mecánica y la paciencia. La profundidad de campo poco profunda aísla los relojes, permitiendo al espectador apreciar los finos detalles de las casas en miniatura, el follaje y las criaturas del bosque que adornan las fachadas. La atmósfera es de nostálgica tranquilidad, característica de la mezcla única de encanto patagónico y herencia inmigrante que se encuentra dentro de este remoto enclave de montaña. A través de un encuadre reflexivo, la imagen captura la esencia de un espacio de trabajo donde la historia se mantiene viva, tictac tras tictac. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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Dolmabahçe Sarayı'nın görkemli giriş kapısı, Osmanlı mimarisinin batı etkileriyle harmanlandığı eşsiz bir detay.
Fotoğraf: guoznha - Oğuzhan Çetiner
Çekim tarihi: Temmuz 2025
Yer: Beşiktaş, İstanbul
Yüklediğim diğer karelerde Ayasofya, Sultanahmet Camii, martılar ve İstanbul’un büyüleyici sokakları yer alıyor. Hepsi Türkiye’nin kültürel mirasını aktarmak amacıyla çekildi.
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Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
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Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
Vintage white Volkswagen Dodge 1500 sedan parked on a wet city street, showcasing its classic boxy design and chrome accents
🇬🇧
Sometimes the subject just comes to you.
🚗 An Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) pulled up right next to my house — after over 1000 km of flawless driving from Switzerland to Budapest.
Inspired by 1920s Mercedes SSKs but powered by an American V8, this hand-built retro-luxury machine was one of the most extravagant neoclassic cars of its era.
Shot on a vintage Pentacon 50mm f1.8, styled with an Ektar 100 film look to bring out the chrome and that deep red paint.
✨ The details speak for themselves.
🇭🇺
Néha a téma egyszerűen házhoz jön.
🚗 Egy Excalibur Series IV Phaeton (1982) parkolt le a házunk mellett – több mint 1000 km-t tett meg Svájcból Budapestre, hiba nélkül.
A 20-as évek Mercedes SSK modelljei ihlették, de amerikai V8-as hajtja. Kézzel épített, túlzásba hajló retro-luxus – igazi neoklasszikus különlegesség.
Fotósorozat Pentacon 50mm f1.8 objektívvel, Ektar 100 stílusban – hogy kiemeljem a krómot és a piros színt.
✨ A részletek magukért beszélnek.
#excaliburv4 🚗 #classiccar #filmlook ️
#pentacon50mm #kodakektar 🎨 #streetphotography
#vintagecars #chromeandsteel ✨ #timelessdesign
#carspotting #noirvibes #automotiveart
#autófotó 🇭🇺 #budapest #mafiavibes
Buenos Aires, Capital Federal: A dimly lit, intimate wine cellar showcases the rich viticultural heritage of Argentina through rows of meticulously organized bottles housed in dark wooden shelving. Warm, golden illumination from vintage-style lantern fixtures casts soft shadows against a deep red wall, creating an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. The central focus is a weathered wooden barrel bearing the inscription 'La Posada de 1820', acting as a tactile bridge to the country’s nineteenth-century architectural and social history. The shallow depth of field gently blurs the foreground, leading the viewer's eye into the heart of this subterranean sanctuary where history is preserved in glass. Textural contrasts between the woven basket, smooth wooden surfaces, and the rustic finish of the barrel evoke a sense of heritage deeply embedded in the local culture. Every detail, from the symmetry of the bottle arrangement to the choice of warm lighting, emphasizes the dedication to preserving historical ambiance within the modern urban landscape. This interior space reflects a profound appreciation for Argentine winemaking traditions and the preservation of historic sites that define the capital's character. By documenting such evocative settings, the photograph highlights how regional identity is curated through design, architecture, and the celebration of time-honored hospitality. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
Explore more of our work:
🎥 YouTube: @samuelandaudrey & @samuelyaudrey
🎒 Travel Guides: thatbackpacker.com & nomadicsamuel.com
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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The Lada 1500, also known as the VAZ-2103, is a classic Soviet-era sedan that became a symbol of reliability and practicality across Eastern Europe and beyond. With its robust design and straightforward engineering, this car was widely used and remains a nostalgic favorite among vintage car enthusiasts today.
This image is free to use with attribution.
Please credit as follows:
Photo by www.modellautopont.hu
Ez a kép szabadon felhasználható, feltüntetett forrásmegjelöléssel.
Kérjük, így tüntesse fel a forrást:
Fotó: www.modellautopont.hu
A winding staircase inside Casa Batlló, where iron curves embrace sculpted walls, and natural light filters through Gaudí’s organic dreamscape.
San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: A traveler pauses for a moment of quiet reflection under the shade of a rustic timber veranda. The scene is anchored by the rhythmic pattern of terracotta floor tiles and the stark, elegant simplicity of white-washed colonial walls. Natural light filters softly through the surrounding foliage, casting gentle shadows that emphasize the textures of weathered wood and hand-crafted metal lanterns. The architecture reflects the timeless aesthetic of the Argentine pampas, where traditional living blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Samuel Jeffery sits comfortably at a solitary wooden table, embodying the slow, deliberate pace of life found within this cultural heartland of gaucho heritage. Each architectural detail, from the heavy wooden doorways to the exposed rafters, tells a story of craftsmanship preserved across generations. The composition utilizes a deep focus to draw the eye from the foreground terra-cotta to the peaceful outdoor living space beyond. Such settings serve as a poignant reminder of the importance of slowing down to appreciate the historical depth and architectural legacy of rural Argentina. This image captures the authentic spirit of a region defined by its deep-rooted traditions and tranquil atmosphere. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires: Un viajero hace una pausa para un momento de tranquila reflexión bajo la sombra de una rústica veranda de madera. La escena está anclada por el patrón rítmico de baldosas de terracota y la simplicidad austera y elegante de las paredes coloniales encaladas. La luz natural se filtra suavemente a través del follaje circundante, proyectando sombras suaves que resaltan las texturas de la madera desgastada y los faroles de metal hechos a mano. La arquitectura refleja la estética atemporal de la pampa argentina, donde la vida tradicional se mezcla armoniosamente con el paisaje circundante. Samuel Jeffery se sienta cómodamente en una mesa de madera solitaria, personificando el ritmo lento y deliberado de la vida que se encuentra en este corazón cultural de la herencia gaucha. Cada detalle arquitectónico, desde las pesadas puertas de madera hasta las vigas expuestas, cuenta una historia de artesanía preservada a través de generaciones. La composición utiliza un enfoque profundo para dirigir la mirada desde la terracota en primer plano hacia el tranquilo espacio de vida al aire libre más allá. Estos escenarios sirven como un recordatorio conmovedor de la importancia de reducir la velocidad para apreciar la profundidad histórica y el legado arquitectónico de la Argentina rural. Esta imagen captura el espíritu auténtico de una región definida por sus tradiciones profundamente arraigadas y su atmósfera tranquila. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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A timeless beauty by Anjays Designs — this 2 Carat Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring stuns in 14k white gold. With crisp VS1 clarity and E color, the step-cut facets of the emerald diamond reflect a soft, elegant glow. Perfect for the minimalist bride who values ethical luxury and enduring style. IGI certified and crafted with care.
💍 Modern, clean, and forever timeless.
Available on Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/4326274321