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Hydrangea and Swallow, from an untitled series of large flowers (1833/34) color woodblock print in high resolution by the famous Katsushika Hokusai. Original from Art Institute Chicago. Digital enhanced by rawpixel.

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Almanach des Modes présentes, passées & futures pour, Falbalas et Fanfreluches (1922) fashion illustration in high resolution by George Barbier. Original from The Rijksmuseum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.

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Keyboard lit up in the dark

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Businessman in a city

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Businessman on the phone

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Woman using digital devices at the cafe

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Business people discussing in the cafe

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Busy businessman using his phone

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Business people discussing in the cafe

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Businessman on the phone

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Business people discussing in the cafe

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Businessman on the phone

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Medical hero fighting the Coronavirus

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Businessman on the phone

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Woman using digital devices at the cafe

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Businessman on the phone

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Busy businessman checking his phone

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Woman using digital devices at the cafe

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Business people discussing in the cafe

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On the way from Mammoth Lakes, California to Salt Lake City we had to pass through this little town of 180 people...and one restaurant. It also served as the gas station and market.

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Serious-looking golden cat staring at the camera

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When you are talking on the phone but don't want to miss the good light, you take leg selfies... at least I do ;-) Song to go along: "Rain Down Love" by Freemasons

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I think sunflowers look so cheerful, it is no wonder that Vincent van Gogh did a series of paintings of them.

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Song to go along: "Shapshot in LA" by Marion Cotillard. More from the series here: https://avasol.live/2019/06/20/jazz-geometry-deal/

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The bridge of love Tidung island, Indonesia Connecting two islands - Tidung besar & Tidung kecil.

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I dropped it on a mountain, splashed some water on it and lost the cap but it still serves me right. And until now, I didn't have any picture of it: my only lens.

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Taken in Moraine Lake, Alberta, Canada. Moraine Lake is a glacially fed lake in Banff National Park, 14 kilometres outside the Village of Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada. It is situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, at an elevation of approximately 6,183 feet. This photo has been used commercially (thanks, Unsplash!): 1. Topaz Labs, Adjust AI Software 2. TCL, Flagship 8-Series television set

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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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The Cape Hatteras lighthouse, captured with love on a brisk evening in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Even without the proper gear for a long exposure shot like this, I think it still turned out alright. I'd also like to give a shout out to the state and national park services for all they do to preserve the natural beauty found within our country. They make a huge difference and I really can't thank them enough.

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Peer pressure can be extremely strong and hard to resist.Bad peer pressure is being forced into doing something that you didn't want to do because your friends said that you should.Friends have a tendency to think that they know what is best for you, and if your friends are like some of mines, they always offer their opinion whether it is wanted or not.One of the major problems with peer pressure occurs when you get sucked into something that you really didn't want to do and subsequently, become addicted to it.Usually, people get backed into a situation to try illegal drugs etc.

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I somehow wanted to allow my pain and loss to take over any sense of joy or peace I felt. I wanted to give more space to my pain so that I can validate it, and somehow feel better through it.But I know that won’t work.So I decided I’m going to take time out of my day today to reminisce on this painful year no matter the emotions that will surface, allow myself to dig deep, and see all the good that came to me.I learned that no matter how much I’m struggling, I can snap out of my pain momentarily and be there for someone else.I learned how selfless I can be.In the darkest moments of my life.

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A sweet Macbook mockup from the Oh Tilly Gold & Blush Feminine Desktop Series. See more on my website, link in bio!

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If you looking for cool sound-related shirts you should check out https://wavkind.com! I took this picture and recorded the sounds inside this little harbor in North Cyprus! I created already the largest sound library from Cyprus and you can find all these recordings on my website https://freetousesounds.com!

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A series of photos taken during the protests against global warming. TELL THE TRUTH!

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From the Oh Tilly A 'Lil Bit of Pastel series. With big hand made paper bows, a pink banded watch and a sweet little Frenchie enamel pin - it's perfect for your brand.

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From the Oh Tilly series "Creative Workspace", this is one of my favourite images because of the shallow depth of field and that adorable #hashtag mug (one of my faves for a morning coffee). There's a local pottery guy, his name is Devil, and he sells these little pots at the Sunday markets. I am so addicted to his pieces and to supporting his business that I pick up more than one every week. My husband rolls his eyes every time, but I've seen him pick them up and admire them. ;)

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Made this image as part of a series that I used to make my food photography workshop poster. Trying to depict a cozy urban breakfast scene in this shot. This was shot using a single light source to camera right. The backdrops and surfaces are made by me using cheaply available materials in the art store.

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Nothing better than a few friends looking for unique shots on an early morning in the fascinating city of Kolkata, India. Our senses are constantly being alarmed. Never a dull moment. The world is incredible.

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Pup play is when one person takes on the role of a pup or handler. The pup acts like their canine counterpart and the trainer, for the most part, handles the pup like he would a biological puppy. For many it serves as a release of the primal animal part of them.

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In Spain there is a very serious situation with the murder and abandonment of Galgos. Thousands die every year. Sira was 3 years old when her owner cut her throat to remove the identification chip required in Spain. She was no longer fit to run because she was too old. Then he probably tried to kill her with a blow to the head. A greyhound shelter in our province, cured her and found a home for her. When Sonia and I saw her we fell in love with her. Today his more than fifty scars are still there but after two years with his real family he is finally happy. A exception.

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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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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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All the series that I make are related to water, I give my feeling in all my series, relate to all my experiences, water as a visual medium for bold my statement about “beautiful in pain”. I use the changing light of day to arouse the mood of my dreams, I describe the pool as a part of my fantasy. I like the situation under the water, it feels peaceful, even though it’s tight. making peace with our own sins is one way to solve the problem.

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Part of a small series of the lively and colourful Hoi An town centre during the evening hours. I loved wandering around here. The only downside was it’s too crowdy at times to even make a photo with a tripod.

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Around the Tuntex 85 Sky Tower are quite a few interesting buildings. This one is of a series of photos I took. I continued to walk around this building for a hour. It’s perspective, the blue sky and the sun created wonderful views!

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A sweet thank you to the man who served as a model for my iPhone photograph. Thank you sir for wearing pants that matched the aesthetic of Manersa Coffee Shop.

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Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. Rizon Parein and Mark Sloan (Mother NY) collaborated on a series of neon posters to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Image created by Rizon Parein. Submitted for United Nations Global Call Out To Creatives - help stop the spread of COVID-19.

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Isometric big data analytics composition with team on brainstorming and data clouds in the air illustration Free Vector

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Cloud storage realistic composition with digital elements and bright lights on the city Free Vector

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