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Welcome visitor! These are photos of a pretty mesmerizing planet. (Updated periodically because it takes me a while to collect photos of the same color.) **I know it's ideal to link back to original source but unfortunately, with tumblr reblogging, the original source isn't always apparent. Just message me if you to be given due credit/have photos removed. :)

[architectureland]

[itinerary]

Sainte-Chapelle  -  a royal medieval Gothic chapel in Île-de-France, France. 

[mymodernmet]

[itinerary]

The stunning Nasir al-mulk Mosque hides a gorgeous secret between the walls of its fairly traditional exterior: stepping inside is like walking into a kaleidoscope of colors. Every day, the rays of the early morning sun shine through colorful stained-glass windows, transforming the halls into a dazzling wonderland of rich hues, patterns, and light that play on the floor of the mosque.

[ilaurens]

Rila mountain, Bulgaria - By: (inhiu)

[joel]

Jake

[orientaltiger]

The first innovative bicycle path in the Netherlands will be paved with light stones that will charge during the day and emit light during the evening. The path will run by the home that Vincent van Gogh lived in from 1883-5

[hvedrungr-loki]

THESE NEED TO BE EVERYWHERE

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[aros]

[itinerary]

Vacation rentals for viewing The Northern Lights in Kakslauttanen, Lapland, Finland. 

More info here.

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Durdle Door and Milky Way | England (by Tony Gill)

[bobbycaputo]

The Blue Arch of a Mosque in Esfahan

Photo and caption by Tandis Khodadadian (Woodland Hills, CA); Photographed April 2013, Esfahan, Iran

[ladylilith333]

[visitheworld]

Intercontinental resort at Jimbaran Bay in Bali, Indonesia (by yuuukiii).

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Ice Steps by Marcus McAdam

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Sea of Ice, Chamonix | France (by Didier Baertschiger)

[markspokesphotography]

The Illusion of Movement.

Mark-Spokes.com | Twitter

The Palace of Westminster (AKA The Houses of Parliament) over look a tranquil River Thames. The Houses of Parliament is most famous for the Clock Tower on the Northern flank, known world-wide as Big Ben. Big Ben however, is actually the name of the Bell held within the Clock Tower, whilst the tower itself is known as the Elizabeth Tower, as of September 2012. The Original Palace was destroyed in 1834 by a fire, and was subsequently rebuilt over the course of 30 years, finally being completed in 1870. The Elizabeth Tower was completed 12 years earlier however, in 1858, and remains to this day as the worlds Tallest four-faced chiming clock.

Mark-Spokes.com

[spaceexp]

NASA Releases Image of Earth from Beyond Saturn Taken by Cassini on July 19, 2013

[cornersoftheworld]

Japan | by PhoTones_TAKUMA

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Sunset at Bonsai Rock (by Joe Ganster)