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When I take a photo I always try to think of how can I describe what I see, or emotion behind it in one word. I call this one - "vulnerable".

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A guy was waiting for the red light.

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Celebrating my 200m views with the tallest building in San Francisco covered by fog.

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Celebrating my 200m views with the tallest building in San Francisco covered by fog.

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Celebrating my 200m views with the tallest building in San Francisco covered by fog.

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I went to Berlin with some good friends a few weeks ago. We were pretty late for the sunset, but made it just in time. We went up on a terrace of a hotel there to get that view! I'm really happy with the result of that long exposure. What do you think?

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I shot this behind our house on Valencia St in the SF Mission District. I set up my tripod and a step ladder. I balanced myself on the top of the ladder and my friend took the shot. I then climbed down, removed the ladder, and captured a second image. Later, in Photoshop, I worked with two layers: 1. me and the ladder; and 2. the empty alley. I then used a layer mask to brush away the ladder, leaving my body hanging in mid-air. The concept was intended to illustrate the power of salvation, a gift from Jesus through which he works in our lives to rescue us from self-destruction.

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Wandering through a fishermen’s harbour in Brittany, shooting some interesting things along the way…

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Wandering through a fishermen’s harbour in Brittany, shooting some interesting things along the way…

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Wandering through a fishermen’s harbour in Brittany, shooting some interesting things along the way…

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The Ural backpack in sand and dark brown!

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The Rockefeller Center in Manhattan.

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We took a little trip to the east of tenerife. At one point we left our car in a parking lot... We went for a swim and enjoyed the sun on our faces. Later that day, when we came back to get our car, the parking lot was closed!🤦🏼‍♂️ We asked people in the restaurants nearby but nobody seemed to be able to help us. A very kind man who lived in a village which wasn’t far from the parking lot said he would drive back into the village and ask the people there who could open the parking area. In the meantime my friends and I watched the beautiful sunset and I took this picture.🌄 After waiting for ages, someone came and opened the parking lot for us. Even though it was annoying at first, I’d say we did make the best out of a bad situation.👏🏼

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Sheep grazing at the San Marcos Foothills Preserve in Santa Barbara California as part of a habitat restoration strategy to reduce non-native annual grasses and promote the restoration of healthy grasslands.

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In the early 2000s in Spain, Barcelona has managed to establish itself as a reference for skateboarding worldwide, surpassing legendary cities like San Francisco or New York ... A pleasant climate all year long, the sea near the city center, cheap life and a more permissive society have pushed many American and European professionals to spend 6 months per year, or even to move there. For a skateboarder, Barcelona finally looks more like a kind of Disneyland, with a number of spots per square kilometer, perfect and natural, completely disproportionate.

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Birthday weekend in Paris. This sixth and final set is of the monuments and classic tourist buildings of Paris, the end of these photos and the end of a wonderful trip. The city has a lot of problems right now, but if you can look past it, there is so much beauty.

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Birthday weekend in Paris. This sixth and final set is of the monuments and classic tourist buildings of Paris, the end of these photos and the end of a wonderful trip. The city has a lot of problems right now, but if you can look past it, there is so much beauty.

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ADD ME ON INSTAGRAM: daventuree It’s been a week since I have arrived here in Tenerife. The sunsets at the sea horizon, the spanish food and the incredible landscapes have already earned a special place in my heart.💛 My first weekend trip took me to this surreal place where hundreds of crabs were bustling around this so called “piscinas naturales”. Those natural pools emerged from arbitrary vulcanic streams.🌋

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I met a beautiful soul, Victoria. She shines in the light, her soul escapes through her skin to show us all who she is. yogagen.co @yogagenapp

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Detail shot from artwork by Kenny Random. Often his street art which pop up in unexpected locations and brighten up any locations they were positioned.

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View of Naples from Castel Sant'Elmo in the blue hour

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Hiking in the Great Sand Dunes National Park the morning light covered the dunes for miles to come.

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Hiking in the Great Sand Dunes National Park the morning light covered the dunes for miles to come.

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Hiking in the Great Sand Dunes National Park the morning light covered the dunes for miles to come.

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I was on my way to a meeting when I saw this shot. The sunlight was perfect! I wasn’t happy with the raw photo, but after editing I fell in love with it.

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The golden gate bridge in San Francisco.

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I was hiking around Yosemite and photographing with a variety of lenses. I took several shots with a 28mm f2 and some with my 50mm f1.8. It seemed I was capturing good pictures but all of them only slightly deviated from the typical pictures you see of these colossal rocks. On whim I pulled out my dad’s old 200mm Minolta Rokkor telephoto lens that used in the 1970s with his XD11. I started shooting with this heavy old lens and quickly became obsessed with the details and colors it showed. Somehow a lens with a narrower field of view helped show just how giant and beautiful El Capitan is.

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We spent an afternoon in the desert recently. The Anza Borrego is a fascinating place between Yuma and San Diego. The wildflowers were blooming and Bri wanted to get a few shots with my Mamiya RB.

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Bri and I went to do some shooting in the CA desert. She drove in from San Diego and me from Phoenix and we hung around in the desert for an afternoon. She tried out my Mamiya for a few shots of the desert in mini-bloom.

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wonderfull building designed by Aires Mateus, playing with the shadows. EDP headquarters in Lisbon, Portugal

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Spring is in the air

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Leather dyeing in the oldest city in Morocco - Fes

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This photo was taken while sitting in the sand on the western shore of Barbados. After a day exploring the island, my friends and I sat down to watch the sunset and reflect.

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This is my friend Maliek Jones. We recently went on a leisurely walk in the mission to capture some portraits for his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. Among the shots we captured, this one was our favorite.

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You belong here is a Co-working space founded by two awesome creative woman, if this is the bathroom, imagine the rest. Place is located in San Diego, California.

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It was an incredible couple of days in Zion. There was snow everywhere and it was very cold. Late on afternoon I caught this tree in shadow against the varnish of sandstone walls. The warm light was comfortable in the frigid winter evening.

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(Internation Women’s Day) This young lady was all in for her high school show choir event. I love the energy and the willingness to just throw herself into the performance 100%. The show lights ended up giving this a 1940’s newspaper vibe - which I totally loved and thought made a perfect fit.

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Tohono Indian Women led the Tucson 2019 Women’s March with a show of strength, resilience and power. This woman’s sign said: My Mom, Sisters, Aunties and Grandmas are sacred. Her son was by her side. International Women’s Day

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I work for a mobile app development company in Dallas, which means I often need photos of smartphones (especially iphones) and other mobile devices. So, I snapped this photo of my iPhone 8 Plus to contribute to the growing need for smartphone photos! The photo on the phone is from Pink Sands Beach, in Harbour Island, the Bahamas.

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Walking around Sydney Mardi Gras 2019 capturing this special event. The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras is one of Australia’s biggest tourist drawcards, with the parade and dance party attracting many international and domestic tourists. It is New South Wales’ second-largest annual event in terms of economic impact, generating an annual income of about A$30 million for the state. The event grew from gay rights parades held annually since 1978 and has been a major help in passing the same-sex marriage legislation in Australia on 9 December 2017.

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In the clearing

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Last day of my vacation, on the way back to the airport. A quick rest at La Marine Langevin in La Réunion. It was worth it. The black rocks and sand were a perfect contrast to the blue sea and sky.

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At home in the wildflower

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I spent the first week of january in Miami because I had to work on a client video. I didn’t see much of the city but on my last day there I was able to take a quick swim in the ocean and a sunset walk down Miami Beach. A good way to finish off my very first time in the states.

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This picture shows the great contrast of victorian versus modern architecture in the city of San Francisco. Photo taken by Alex Le Moëligou. To view more of my work or to connect with me, here’s my Instagram (@alexxlem): https://www.instagram.com/alexxlem/

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You see these kinds of pickups all around in the Wadi Rum desert. They complement the landscape so well.

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There’s a reason why they shot the movie The Martian in the Wadi Rum desert in Jordan. If it wasn’t for a pickup that you see driving through the sand once in a while, you’d forget you’re on Earth when you’re there.

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When we were in the Wadi Rum desert, we spent the night in a bedouin camp right in the middle of the desert. We slept in tents under the desert stars. We woke up before sunrise and headed for a walk. Seeing these camels with the sun rising behind them was something out of this world. A memory I will forever treasure. Glad I had my camera with me!

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I’ve been visiting this part of the California coastline since before I can remember. Every year my parents would take my siblings and I camping in the redwoods just a few miles away from this very stretch of Hwy 1. I still come back to this place whenever I get a chance, it’s just too beautiful and too full of fond memories to stay away for long. This morning was my first time visiting with a drone, and it was an incredible experience getting to see this place that I love from a new perspective

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