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If you look right you’ll see that it was raining when I took this photo. We spent some times exploring the area of this magical place and finally needed to stay in a little & cosy cabin. Clouds & rain gave us a perfect moment to catch. Moody weather is definitely my favorite one to take photographies.
- Experienced by @Geoffrey Lucas | © Unsplash
I remember getting out of the car and looking out towards the pier to see how busy it was. There were lots of families and people taking photos near or under the pier. After 37 minutes of waiting, I fired off a series of 21 shots hoping that I didn’t get people in the frame. This shot was one of a few that didn’t have people. The photo makes me feel calm, mainly because it was so busy at the time I took this.
- Experienced by @Scott Trento | © Unsplash
The very first bathhouse in Borgholms harbor was built in 1865 in the eastern part of the harbor and was a combined hot and cold bathhouse. A cold bathhouse in the western part of the harbor was only clear in 1882, in the same place where the current cold bathhouse stands. The building was constructed according to drawings by engineer John Löfmark, Kalmar. It was devastated by a storm in February 1934, but was rebuilt the same year, in a smaller size, ready to open for midsummer. This is still the same structure today, and has to be experienced if you visit the island of Öland.
- Experienced by @Carl Nenzen Loven | © Unsplash
An abandoned dock at sunset in a quiet bay north west of Koh Chang. It was great to explore some of the more quiet spots on the island, away from the many busy main resorts. We clearly weren’t the only ones to enjoy the views over there. Where was the most peaceful spot you’ve been to?
- Experienced by @Ragnar Vorel | © Unsplash
Everytime when I’m going back to Mt. Fuji it feels like it’s the first time visiting. This time was special because my daughter is already 2 years old and she seems to understand more. When someone asks me what to visit around Tokyo, I always recommend Fuji-San. It’s easy to reach and impossible not to love.
- Experienced by @Eea Ikeda | © Unsplash