Holy Saturday: women sing their pain for the death of Christ, Apula, Italy, Cristina García Rodero, 2000

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Holy Saturday: women sing their pain for the death of Christ, Apula, Italy, Cristina García Rodero, 2000
The fall of Icarus by René Milot
Roger Stevens building. Leeds, November 2015.
Finishing Stands at the Hot Strip Mill Tata Steel, Port Talbot, Wales image credits: Uwe Niggemeier / Stahlseite Industrial Photography
Iranian photographer Hossein Fatemi, offers a glimpse of an entirely different side to Iran than the image usually broadcasted by domestic and foreign media. In his photo series An Iranian Journey, many of the photographs reveal an Iran that most people never see, presenting an eye-opening look at the amazing diversity and contrasts that exist in the country.
June gloom, Joshua Amirthasingh
ruins of St Andrews Cathedral in Fife, Scotland
岐阜横蔵寺 // Yokokura-ji Temple, Gifu
Wieliczka Salt Mine | Wieliczka, Poland
The chapel at Haddon Hall. The World of Interiors, March 2025. Photo - Simon Upton
Palácio da Bolsa Porto, Portugal
Quarry Bay, Hong Kong Photograph: William Shun
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but have you ever even heard of the fynbos biome ?!!?!?!?!
a biome so unique in south africa that it's earned an entirely new biome classification for itself. so many plants are endemic to this area, and ofc it's under threat of extinction.
It's a wonderful place! I had the privilege of visiting the fynbos last year and it was as amazing as these photos show and more!