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Alexander F.
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25 days ago
Qurator
The First Seconds
There’s a relentless rhythm to horse racing. But there’s more to a race than speed alone. Every jockey fights for position, every movement matters, and sometimes the…
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27 days ago
Discovery-it
The Uphill Tradition
Lindos welcomes visitors with its whitewashed houses, narrow lanes, and stunning views of the turquoise sea. Yet among this familiar Mediterranean scenery, there's another…
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29 days ago
Picture A Day
Camouflaged
Spot me if you can. Tenerife<
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30 days ago
Caturday
A Life of Her Own
It doesn't take much to invent an entire story. Sometimes all it takes is a glance, a photograph. We travel, wander through unfamiliar streets, meet people, notice this…
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about 1 month ago
Feathered Friends
Field Research
All seagulls fall into two categories: those who study the sea, and those who study human nature.
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about 1 month ago
Picture A Day
Beyond the Landmark
We usually see landmarks as if they exist on their own, but cities rarely work that way. Especially in Istanbul. The Galata Tower may be the most recognizable thing i
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about 1 month ago
Visual Shots
City, As Is
Cities look surprisingly ordinary after the rain. It’s as if someone just strips away all that postcard-perfect sheen with a single swipe — and what you see is no longer a…
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about 1 month ago
Black And White
Not Quite Summer
When I first arrived on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, spring was in no hurry to give way to summer. It was the last day of May 2024, and it had been raining for most of the day.
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about 1 month ago
Black And White
Somewhere Else
Summer is usually easy to picture in bright colors — blue water, green trees, warm light. But sometimes it looks completely different.
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about 1 month ago
Picture A Day
Too Far To Hear
Distance creates silence. The farther something moves away, the less we can hear, feel, or understand. Details disappear first. Then movement. Eventually, all that…
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