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#TravelPhotography

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Pentaxke
The Five Continents.

So, this is not some sort of AI generated photo, but it is a real existing building.

If you are ever in the city of Antwerp, be sure not to miss ‘The Five Continents’ an Art-Deco building colloquially known as ‘the boat house’ or ‘the little boat’ for it’s facade which has a balcony in the form of a ship.

Built in 1901 to the plans of architect Frans Smet-Verhas and commissioned by the boat builder Petrus Roeis, it was sold 2 years ago for funny money (a 2 and 6 zero’s) to a lawyer firm.

#fensterfreitag #architecture #architecturephotography #notai #antwerp #Antwerpen #Anvers #Belgium #Belgie #belgique #travel #traveltip #travelphotography #pentax #pentaxq #editedincaptureone #potd
A beautiful yellow art-deco corner house with on the second floor a balcony in the form of a boat.
#potd
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Steffell Photography

Nothing to see
Albania

The title of this series comes from the remark of my parents' friends when they arrived in Albania, in Tirana, to exclaim: "What are we going to be able to do here, there is nothing to see".

This is an opportunity to ask ourselves why to travel and the expectations that motivate the trip

#albania
#tirana
#colorphotography
#streets_storytelling
#timeless_streets
#streetphotography
#urbanphotography
#travel
#travelphotography
#hasselblad
#leica
#summicron

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David Poertner
The view from Chora Sfakion (Crete, Greece) towards the coast in western direction. Chora Sfakion is the capital of the region Sfakia in the southwest of Crete. Sfakia is a quite remote and mountainous region which has some wonderful beaches.

Nikon D700
AF-S NIKKOR 24-70 f2.8G ED

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#sfakia #crete #kreta #greece #griechenland #sea #meer #mediterranean #mittelmeer #cloud #mountain #coast #reflection #travel #reise #art #nature #monochrome #bnw #BlackAndWhite #bnwphotography #Schwarzweiss #MastodonArt #photography #photo #landscape #seascape #landscapephotography #travelphotography #naturephotography #davidpoertner #davidpoertnerphotography
The monochrome photo displays a coastline, with the mountainous coast on the right and the sea to the left. Through the cloudy sky coming sunlight is reflected by the sea.
#davidpoertnerphotography
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Jennifer | Sidewalk Safari

Recently, I shared a teaser. Now it's time for the big reveal...#DooroftheMonth I found this elegant weather-worn door in #Vilnius #Lithuania on a tiny alleyway in the city. I love walking the roads less traveled. You never know what you'll find! #DailyDoor #Photography #travel #TravelPhotography #Architecture #ArchitecturePhotography #Doors #Door #DoorPhotography

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Posted into Doors, Glorious doors! @doors-glorious-doors-sidewalksafari

PixelfedJennifer (aka Dr. J) (@sidewalksafari@pixelfed.social)It's time for the big reveal of the March 2025 door of the month. I found this elegant weather-worn door in #Vilnius #Lithuania on a tiny alleyway in the city. I love walking the roads less traveled. You never know what you'll find! Learn more about this fabulous door here: https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/door-of-the-month-march-2025/ #Doors #Door #Travel #Photography #TravelPhotography
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Nicolas Hoizey
“Traditional Greek kaikia in Sitia's harbour”

Since ancient times, the islands and coastal areas of Greece had boatyards where wooden ships were built. Wooden ships, also known in Greek as kaikia (aka caïque), played an important role in the economy.

These boats had unique technical, typological and cultural features, some of which dated back to the Byzantine-medieval era.

In 2013, the kaikia was added to Greece’s National Index of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Sadly, however, these works of art are today being destroyed after the European Union decided in 1983 to subsidize fishermen to scrap their boats. The initial reasoning behind this questionable decision was to tackle overfishing.

Besides the EU’s irrational decision which failed to consider the importance of the kaikia tradition for Greece, decades of inactivity on the part of Greek officials led to the destruction of thousands of handmade wooden boats.

🔎 https://nicolas-hoizey.photo/photos/traditional-greek-kaikia-in-sitia-s-harbour/

📅 27 September 2005

📸 Canon 350D
🎛️ ISO 200, ƒ/13, 1/250 s

#Travel #TravelPhotography #Europe #Greece #Crete #Photography #Canon #RebelXT
A colorful fishing boat is anchored in calm water at a harbor, with other boats and a distant shoreline visible in the background. The scene features a clear sky and gentle waves.
#rebelxt
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Pentaxke
Wooden house.

Don’t be fooled. This is NOT the oldest house in #Antwerp. However, it is the oldest house in Antwerp with a wooden facade. Dating from 1546 it has survived 6 wars although sadly, due to a restoration in the ‘70s the facade has had a transformation and isn’t original anymore.

#Pentax Q-S1 (first serious attempt at #HDR)

#architecture #architecturalheritage #architecturephotography #travel #traveltip #travelphotography #visitantwerp #belgium #thisisbelgium #belgique #belgie #pentaxq #editedincaptureone #potd
A low-angle shot looking up at a narrow street lined with old brick buildings. On the right is a tall, narrow building with a wooden facade on the second and third stories. There are rows of windows with many panes of glass on each floor. A small plant sits in a pot on the second floor. Next to the building is a brick wall with a small door and the number "15" on it. To the left of the wooden building is another brick building with a more ornate facade and many windows. The sky is blue with some clouds visible in the upper left corner of the image.
Closer look of the house. A long shot of a tall, narrow, dark brown, three-story building with a gabled roof and visible wood grain. It has three rows of windows, with the bottom row containing six windows, the middle row containing five, and the top row containing two. A small terracotta pot with a small tree in it sits on the windowsill of the middle row of windows. A second building with brick walls is visible on the left side of the image, and a third building with brick walls and an external metal staircase is visible on the right. The sky is visible at the top of the image.
#potd
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