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Avenue Emile Zola / Rue Henri Duchêne, Paris 15th district

[...] e fuori sciama e chiama la gioventù fogliante

primavera mia

che ci sono finestre dove il sole

si affaccia come non desiderato

e azzurri che depongono

la loro azzurra dolcezza [...]

 

Casa di Riposo, primo piano - Pierluigi Cappello

I love this road. It's my favourite part of our journey when we drive to the North Norfolk coast, and today I decided to stop the car and take a shot. Whilst you cant see it from the shot, the fields stretch into the distance on either side for miles and in the far distance you can see the coast.

 

How do we see ourselves in this life's mirror? I hope we view others and ourselves through the lens of our eternal potential. I imagine this small Bighorn Ram sees himself larger than life in this perfect setting... hopefully, he will stand here in a few years with a full curl having grown into his vision of what he can become.

Balloons over Waikato 2026

MiNT slr670s and Polaroid Originals 600 film

A wall with a mix of Inca and Spanish architecture in Cusco, Peru.

Grand Canyon Arizone USA

Everything is simple. Either it is, or it is not. People are not one thing or another, I find individuals neutral. Everybody has the capability to be a best friend or an unliked prick, due to how they act, which can be directly impacted by how you act towards them. It's all a matter of perspective, really.

 

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Hiker standing on the top of the dunes at Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

Suburban Melbourne

Broughton Hampshire

This is the same morning as the previous photo I posted, about the same time too with the calm surface and the wispy cloud up high. Just a different perspective. I took this from my campsite, a view I never get tired of waking up to. When I saw how still the water was, I practically ran all the way down to the lake so I wouldn’t miss it.

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Large On Black

 

Anyone ever wonder why this lake is called Mirror Lake?

Many eyes go through the meadow, but few see the flowers in it - Ralph Waldo Emerson

 

View On Black

One of the great experiences at Bryce Canyon is getting down inside among the Hoodoos.

 

I'm not sure what's happening to me, but I'm enjoying these shots with people in them...

 

This Trip on Black

 

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▽Film

Ultrafine Jazzy Blues ISO 25

 

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Nikon L35TWAD

River deck at Rosedale Apartments in Cranston, Rhode Island.

A great walk along the former railway line at Keswick

pine needles, leaves and water on a smooth surface shot with a shallow depth of field at a 45 degree angle

 

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You do not realize just how small these young American Kestrel are until you compare it to the blackberries growing on the vine. While it is a young one it is very close to the size of the adult.

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