Brazil, 2019


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All Rembrandt in high resolution




lots of Rembrandt works in high resolution on Rijksmuseum.

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Guardian: best Photos of 2018


Mustafa Hassona


Stefanie Glinski


Pablo Blázquez Domínguez


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Lubbock- Street Photography


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Mexico, Colombia and Brazil among countries with highest rates of impunity for journalist murders


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Earth seen from Moon and Space








A very nice National Geographic's reportage on the view of Earth from Apollo 8 mission and other captures.

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Lynsey Addario


 She is one of the few photographers to have worked in both pre and post-9/11 Afghanistan, documenting life under Taliban rule followed by the American invasion. She has been kidnapped twice – first in Iraq and again in Libya – where she was photographing clashes between Gadhafi troops and rebel forces. She captured the human cost of the war in Darfur, helping to expose the atrocities taking place. The list goes on.
Stunning profile of Addario on BJP.

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light and shadow



Photo: Viajante Intencional

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Cot - The Storm (1880)


Pierre-Auguste Cot (1837-1883)
“The Storm” (1880)
Oil on canvas
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, New York, United States

Cot was born in Bédarieux, Hérault, and initially studied at l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse before going to Paris. He studied under Leon Cogniet, Alexandre Cabanel and William-Adolphe Bouguereau. In 1863 he made a successful debut at the Salon, and from the 1870s, his popularity grew quickly.

Cot enjoyed the patronage of the academic sculptor Francisque Duret, whose daughter he married, and of Bouguereau, with whom he had also worked. Bouguereau painted a portrait of Cot's daughter, Gabrielle. Bouguereau had dined with the Cot family to celebrate Gabrielle's marriage to an architect named Zilin. The artist made a gift of the painting to the wife of Duret, Gabrielle's grandmother.[1]

Cot won various prizes and medals, and in 1874 was made Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

He died in Paris at the age of 46. He is buried at the Père Lachaise Cemetery (source)

The painting is reminiscent of an earlier work, Spring, which was completed by Cot in 1870. It was subsequently acquired by John Wolfe after it was displayed with astounding success at the Salon of 1873. It is believed that the presence of Spring in Wolfe's collection was the impetus that drove his cousin, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe, to purchase it in 1880. Both are of roughly the same dimensions and are evidently related in a subject in the sense that both portray a young, nubile couple. It is from this therefore, that both are thought to form a symbiotic pair, where the success of the earlier work led to the creation of the latter. (source)

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George Jobit - Street Photography


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Roberto Pazzi - Photography

Welcome by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



Born in Milan (Italy) in 1973, Roberto graduated in Engineering. ​He is currently living in Palma de Mallorca (Spain). He loves to travel. From an early age, Roberto discovered himself as a backpacker. Recently, he started to explore his great love for photography, making of it and his passion for travelling his lifestyle. After many years working as Sales Manager for several ICT companies, in 2014 Roberto decided to quit his job and change his life at all. In the same year he started up the first collaborations as photographer and he created his page on Facebook and this web site. During 2015 his first exhibitions have been held. Furthermore the Daily Mail, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Life Force Magazine, Shot! Magazine, Dagospia.com, L'Eco di Bergamo, INDEX.HR and many other media worldwide published some articles surronding Roberto and his works. In 2016 he opens his first gallery in Sigapore and a second one in Palma de Mallorca (Spain). At present, he published four books titled "Cambodia: Land of Gods", "Namasté", "The Timeless Valley" and "Streets of the World".
Source: 500px and his own website

Dani women by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



The Ceremony by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



Icy Glare (BW) by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



The Prayer by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



The Tunnel by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com



Life of Monks by Roberto Pazzi Photography on 500px.com

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Trid Estet, photography

doll games by Trid Estet on 500px.com

Trid Estet is a german photographer located near Marburgo and Jena, showing his work in 500px.

portrait of a dreaming girl by Trid Estet on 500px.com

the awakening by Trid Estet on 500px.com

the dreaming afternoon by Trid Estet on 500px.com

early morning at the sea by Trid Estet on 500px.com

My dear fans and followers, photography is my biggest hobby - I enjoy both the process and the pictures that i create together with my dear models. If you like what you see, let me know with your likes, favs and comments :)

a dreaming afternoon by Trid Estet on 500px.com

portrait of a girl  by Trid Estet on 500px.com

dreaming afternoon  by Trid Estet on 500px.com

sleeping beauty by Trid Estet on 500px.com

a dreaming afternoon by Trid Estet on 500px.com

pre-Christmas atmosphere by Trid Estet on 500px.com

early morning in the park of Sanssouci by Trid Estet on 500px.com

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Don McCullin in a life of wars

Don McCullin began his photographic career over a half century ago. His camera has led him all over the world, but predominantly to areas of conflict, despair and misery. This wise and world-weary photojournalist packs honest insight and clear-sighted self-assessment in just three and a half minutes. Source: Lens Culture

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barra de sao joao

#barradesaojoao #lgg4 #landscape #seascape #rj #rio #riodejaneiro #casimiro #casimirodeabreu #brazil #bresil

Uma foto publicada por viajante intencional (@viajanteintencional) em

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