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Description Hasanuzzaman Shamim was traveling home to Bangladesh from WordCamp Europe in Torino and had a long layover in Egypt. They decided to go visit the pyramids of Giza on the layover. Categories Terms Original:
Description Hasanuzzaman Shamim was traveling home to Bangladesh from WordCamp Europe in Torino and had a long layover in Egypt. They decided to go visit the pyramids of Giza on the layover. Categories Terms Original:
Description This photo was taken by Mumtahina Faguni from Dhaka, Bangladesh. The picture was taken on a winter morning of 2023 in Uttara Sector 17, Dhaka. This is my everyday go-to road from home to the office. My home is away from the city area and I’ve got to reach this bridge, cross it and…
Description This photo was taken by Dennis Hipp. The diver in the picture is one of the safety divers from our dive. We sat at the bottom of the sea with heavy weights on our belts, arranged in a semicircle. In the center was a safety diver, who can be seen here. The sharks slowly…
Sharks on the sand gathering around the plates.
A barn owl relaxing in the green
This photo was taken by salsel while on a journey through Morocco. She traveled from Marrakech to the Merzouga.
Skagen is a tiny town at the very northern tip of Denmark, where the North and Baltic seas meet. This kind of seal is called a howler, after the German “Heuler”. Stefan “Paschi” Pasch was there on vacation. There weren’t many seals on the beach, this was a young one left while its mother hunted food. Paschi had a very long lense for his camera, so he didn’t need to get close to the pup.
This is Quica! She is a Sphynx cat owned by Marco and Paula from Lisbon. Legend has it she feels like a warm peach. This picture was taken by Carole Olinger at Marco and Paula’s house.
That’s Charlie the dog in a vineyard in Spain. Read on for more!
Description Javier Casares lives in Dúrcal (Granada, Spain), near the Río Dúrcal (Dúrcal river). Often in the mornings he walks near the river, in the valley, because it’s cooler. Apparently sheep, goats, and dogs prefer it also. The dogs keep the sheep and goats in place so well that the shepherds don’t need to stay….