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Rose and its parts (1872) in high resolution by L. Prang & Co. Original from The Library of Congress. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Roses and Lilies (1888) in high resolution by Henri Fantin–Latour. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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The cypress and the rose: Summer dress by Doeuillet from Gazette du Bon Ton No. 7 Pl. 70 (1914) fashion illustration in high resolution by George Barbier. Original from The Rijksmuseum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Isolated vector illustration of the human bowel with small bowel and colon
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Isolated vector illustration of the human bowel with small bowel and colon
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cute and little rabbit in the field character
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Man holding a big pen and sign the contract
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Teacher and pupil standing together in front of the school building
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Little child sitting at the desk and doing homework
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Young african-american worker of the bakery standing near the counter with cakes and offering pastry
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While visiting a small town my girlfriend and I discovered a beautifully disorganized used book store. From the first level all the way to the basement it was cluttered with old treasures and books!
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This is Lake Agnes, which can be found by doing any of the Little Beehive, Big Beehive or Lake Agnes trails when you arrive at Lake Louise, Banff. We had a bit of a varied day weather wise, so I set my camera & tripod up on a small bridge and just waited until the wind died down to get this reflection. There's also an awesome Tea House right next to it, however they only take cash so I missed out on some of their famous chocolate cake this time... but next time ;)
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Great stencil street art work by thepinkbear.rebel street artist. Exploring gender roles and equality with reversing the two main characters in a famous photo taken after WW2 was won.
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What you see here, is a Lensball hung up from the ceiling with thin fishing line. With a small flashlight and the help of long exposure my brother and I came up with this. :)
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This simple image of a bunch of peonies in a vase is just lovely. My wife arranged them beautifully and I just had to take a shot of it.
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I was out shooting in Chicago when I passed the Chicago Theatre. I've shot here so many times I wasn't even going to stop to shoot it but then I noticed the Tulips which are only here for a little bit every year. I crouched down and saw this awesome perspective and decided to capture it.
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They said it was supposed to be heavy rain and thunderstorms last weekend. We went anyway. We've been planning this birthday trip for months. Rain or shine, nothings going to stop us. Eastern Sierras was out of the question, Tioga Pass is still covered in snow. We drove to Weed California instead. Camped out near Mt Shasta. It was hot days, warm nights, no rain. I took this photo at 2AM cozy in a t-shirt.
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A bright Yellow Warbler who didn't seem the least bit bothered by the heavy rain and wind. He was bouncing around in the low brush in front of my friend and I. It landed on a lot of great perches, some a little distant like this one that gave a great sense of environment and the rain and some closer and right near us. I really likd how the bird was framed in on this perch and you could easily see the heavy rain that was not fun to shoot in but worth it.
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In a small donut shop in Boise, Idaho, a family team is working long hours to bring us artisanal and FUN donuts such as the Jelly Lama and the Alice in Wonderland. 🤣
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My father took this picture over 40 years ago. He was living in Canada after emigrating from Ireland and saw the country as a rich land full of opportunity.
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I always love taking photos of small objects by a window in my apartment. I was making coffee one morning and the thought just struck me to show off these coffee beans, and what you see is what came of it.
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I was experimenting with water, cooking oil and different color patterns displayed by an old iPad. I like the "jupiterian vibe" of this particular bubble.
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It was a beautiful but windy evening, with small waves rolling in. The off-shore wind made for long peeling waves, and the incoming mist made the nightsky a lush gradient of warm pink and purplish blue hues.
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Lovely spring day at my local park, the smell was incredible! I was sitting under this beautiful tree and the wind was blowing small petals on me, it felt magical.
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As you leave Slab City (a 'free community' east of the Salton Sea) you see this painted, now defunct, guard shack. Colorful and funny.
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Fog rolls down into Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand at sunset. I was driving towards Queenstown, NZ in an attempt to shoot the Remarkables for sunset. I was running behind schedule to make it in time, and was driving along Lake Wakatipu when the light began to change. I came across a small rest area/campground(side note, NZ is awesome for that #vanlife!) and hiked down to the lake and began shooting. Fog began to roll over the mountain and it was much more beautiful in person than this shot captures. As the sun got further down, it illuminated the clouds above in color making a spectacular sunset. I wished I had a stronger ND filter for a long exposure here, but had only grabbed the 3 stop instead of 10 stop before I left.
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We drove over to see the Salton Sea before the smelly season. It was really quite an experience. Incredible area. On the way back we went through Glamis and did a bit of dune spotting.
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An aerial view of a beach on the small island of Bornholm. Taken minutes a few minutes after sunset during the blue hour with the DJI Mavic 2 Pro.
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Cold brew coffee! I believe we've got something really interesting to beat the heat! This is for all of you who really need their caffeine fix but the heat just makes a hot brew unappealing. After a couple of experiments with easily available coffee and brewing method, I and my friend arrived at something we like. Shot this with two LED bulbs in an octabox on camera right. It had to be a pouring shot to capture the mood of anticipation before we get to the brew and have it. I can just imagine the smells wafting around and the sound of coffee being poured onto clinking ice!
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This Carolina Wren flew in to the feeders that I had hanging from this gorgeous branch and after having its fill of food it hopped up onto the branch and gave me a few poses. This was my favorite as it stood up tall and right in the one opening in the branches. I had set up to shoot backlit for the feeders because I knew the sun would be too bright for a front lit shot and would look harsh. Using backlight and a row of dark green bushes in shade I was able to capture this dramatically lit shot of the little bird and the beautiful pink spring cherry blossoms.
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It was raining so we decided to have a coffee while waiting for the rain to stop. This coffee shop was hidden from the crowd. We had to walk through the house to its backyard where there were a few tables and chairs were set under a hut. They served only Turkish coffee (with or without milk), nargile and some Turkish food. At the table next to us, an old lady was doing coffee fortune telling. We drank our "sade" (plain) Turkish coffee in such a Turkish place and Turkish atmosphere, which we hadn't experienced before even though we've been in Turkey for two years. Such an unforgettable memory.
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Rosa banksiae is known as a rose without thorns. They are easy to grow and create arches and fences of flowers.
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Exploring an ice cave for the first time in my life was an incredible experience! Walking over 1000 year old ice, in the middle of one of the biggest glacier of Europe make me feel so small but you feel inside the earth and part of a cycle. An experience that enforce the sense of respect we must have about environment.
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Police barricades during the yellow vest protests in Lyon. Police violence is at its highest since 1968. As of now, 23 persons have lost an eye (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D41GrQrX4AAMCB6.jpg:large). Recently an independant journalist, got arrested (https://twitter.com/GaspardGlanz). Violence continues, even though Amnesty International and the UN condemned the use of excessive force against protesters (https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2018/12/police-must-end-use-of-excessive-force-against-protesters-and-high-school-children-in-france/).
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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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Birthday weekend in Paris. This fifth set is a more random selection. Abstract architecture is an amazing thing, places like the base of the Eiffel Tower and the Pompidou centre are a brilliant reminder of modern building (even though the Eiffel tower is old, it's a feat of engineering!)
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The Boardman Tree farm in northern Oregon was an incredible place to visit. The 25,000 acres of poplar trees made for an almost otherworldly experience in the fall. The farm was sold in January of 2016 to be cut down and used for cow pastures and agriculture. This photo was taken during during the autumn of 2016 before the bulk of the man made forest was removed. Small sections reportedly still remain, but not at the mind blowing scale of a few years ago.
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so, it was my first Goa trip.An event company hire me for photography for three days. I was not knowing that i'm going by cruise.after knowing i was feeling mad. and after facing this large ship.I can't stop myself to capture that moment. And the result is in front of you all.
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Enjoy your meal! If you like this picture please give me a “like” let me know your feedback, or leave your Comments/suggestions below check out my Instagram @picoftasty more surprise there! From now on, Every Saturday (Central Time - US & Canada) I will release Lightroom preset for people who are interested in food photography check out my website and download it for free. This is a great opportunity to practice and take your images to the next level. - Now subscribe, get the latest release first
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DescriptionThe dandelion is a species from the composite family. In this family, flowers are greatly reduced and small and are close together in a flower head. Dandelions are very common. In April they can turn whole meadows yellow.
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Legend has it that Java island was was once floating on the ocean, unstable and shaky. The Gods decided to move a piece of Mount Meru from India and nail it down to the earth so that the whole island of Java would stop moving. This new mountain ( the one in the picture) is then called Semeru.
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This is a photo from a series of mock ups I have been working on. To style, I generally place my props down and then grab my camera or phone. I use the viewfinder to look at different crops until I find an interesting composition I like, like this one. I really like this photo because it is simple but elegant, and I tend to find myself drawn to minimalism. Hope you enjoy!
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A small isle in the Eibsee at the beginning of November in 2018. Because it was a really nice and warm day some canoeists stayed at the island in the sund to relax. This is the horizontal version of a photo I already posted last year.
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We drove down this road, chasing the silky, wavering fabric of the last golden light of the day. As we weaved around the rocky bend of this mountainous road, we caught sight of this lonely rock, standing mighty and tall, of which we could only describe as the international step brother of the Swiss Matterhorn
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This is a cafe located in Daejeon, Korea. This is Adobe House. He turned his old house into a cafe. It’s an interesting place. You can even feel the familiarity of the house. Below the stairs is the space used to be used as a living room. Now it’s a great place for guests to come and go.
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Visiting an exhibition on Matadero in Madrid, my friend and I found this installation from Mandalaki, it’s called DI_LIGHTFUL. It’s a small room with lights that create circles of very different colours. We just went nuts with it, I think we took about 50 pictures just in this place. We’ve been in Madrid for a couple of days now for work, and we are simply in love with the city. If anyone is considering visiting, DO IT. It’s amazing. The classic and the modern all together, beautiful and welcoming people, lots of art, opportunities and great moments.
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I decided to use my storage unit as a photo studio because I pay way too much into it each month and think that I should get more out of it. This was one of 4 projects that I did this past week. The rest included a lot of stop motion and reverse vids. Gotta love creative inspiration.
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Designed by Sarkis Balyan in 1875, the Akaretler Row Houses were built by Sultan Abdulaziz to accommodate the most prominent and high-ranking officials of Dolmabahce Palace. (from http://www.bilgiliholding.com/en/projects/mixed-use/akaretler-row-houses) This is a photo from a series of photographs taken while only a small section of the row houses were restored. It was winter time in 2005, in Istanbul.
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While walking through The Forbidden City, I got the sudden urge to stop and turn around.
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