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Italian fishing house

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Girl with Cat, Sri Lanka, X-T1
 

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Beach just North of Amsterdam, a Bar decoration

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Enjoy the beach!!!

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I recently did a 2 year trip around the world. I spend most of the time in Asia and Europe.

 

So many images, so I'll just pick a random one...

 

This is a Theyyam festival in Kerala, India. There is a huge calendar of them at certain times of the year. This is a boy, who is symbolizing a female god. It's quite an intense performance. These guys are professional and this is their work to do these festivals.

 

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Ghent@night

One night in Belgium

 

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The American Cemetery at Colleville Sur Mer (Omaha Beach) in Normandy, France.

Nearly 10.000 perfectly aligned marble crosses with a young American soldier under each. A reminder that the freedom we enjoy today did come with a price tag. All Europeans should go there at least once in their lifetime. 

 

Fuji X-T10, 16mm f/1.4 @ f/7,1 - 1/180 sec - ISO 200

 

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