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A tree emerges from the smallest of spaces between sidewalk and home in #Lund.

Captured on June 21, 2025.

#Sweden #iPhone16Pro

Peeking into a cloister in #Lund.

Captured on June 19, 2025.

#Sweden

Looking through a brick archway and cloister towards a central fountain. The brick is red and without ornamentation.

Vineyard sunset in Osoyoos.

Captured on May 30, 2025.

#BritishColumbia #Canada

Neko keeps watch on the backyard in the morning sun.

Captured on April 12, 2025.

#Whitehorse #Yukon #Canada #dog

A long dog with short legs and German Shepherd-type black, gold and white colouring, is lying in the sun and gazing out of some large windows.

Antique glass offers a twisted view in Venice.

Captured on November 2, 2017.

#Italy

Close up view of a circular piece of coloured glass, which fills the frame. There’s a nub in the centre which causes a radial distortion around it, warping the view.

Nearing the top of Grey Mountain at 10:45 am on winter solstice, with the sunrise only just beginning to emerge.

The mountain’s name in Southern Tutchone is The May, referring to the grey-white colour of its rocks.

Captured on December 21, 2019.

#Whitehorse #Yukon #Canada

Low pinkish light brightens a cloudy but blue winter morning sky. Some short trees are coated in snow, with a larger one in the centre of frame vaguely reminiscent of a wizard’s hat.

Underwing sunrise.

Captured on February 3, 2015.

#avgeek #boeing737 #Yukon #Canada

The sun is just beginning to creep past the edge of Grey Mountain in Whitehorse. We’re looking across the Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport from under the port side wing of C-GANV, a Boeing 737-200 Combi that was operated by Air North, Yukon’s Airline.

Lean on me. Rapa Nui (Isla de Pascua, Easter Island).

Captured on February 2, 2006.

#RapaNui #NikonD70

Sunset on Rapa Nui. A close up view of two moai. The one on the right is leaning forward and, thanks to the angle, seems to be leaning on a more upright statue (though this one is buried in the ground up to the tip of its nose).

A Patagonian Sierra Finch, pictured in Los Glaciares National Park. At the top right is the bright blue glacial water of Lago Argentino and the Perito Moreno glacier.

Captured on January 1, 2006.

#Argentina #NikonD70

The Patagonian Sierra Finch is resting at the top of a shrub. Its head and wings are grey, as are its tail feathers. Its body is bright yellow.

Backyard #aurora, minutes ago.

#Whitehorse #Yukon #Canada

A slash of northern lights rises along the centre of frame. Stars are visible in the sky. Along the bottom are the branches of a mayday tree.

A knife’s edge. Flying over Kluane National Park and Reserve.

Captured on September 7, 2015.

#Yukon #Canada

A mountain rises from cloud. The shape of the cloud extending towards the bottom of the photo almost matches the shape of the mountain rising up, creating a nearly symmetrical result.

Nearly -40° (no matter the scale) by the Yukon River.

Captured on December 31, 2004.

#Whitehorse #Yukon #NikonD70

The low sun is diffused by ice fog rising from the Yukon River as the moving water is substantially warmer the air temperature. Some trees are leaning precariously over the water.

Sunset in #Victoria.

Captured on February 23, 2005.

#BritishColumbia #Canada #NikonD70

Sunset as seen through railings near Dallas Road in Victoria. The colours are reflected on the bottom of the black painted metal.

Christopher Griffiths boosted:

“Lost in the desert”
The amazing sand dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses in the state of Maranhão in Brazil.
In 1981 the Lençóis Maranhenses have been declared a national park (Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses) to protect and preserve this unique eco system. The park covers a protected area of 155.000 ha out of which 90.000 ha are covered with these pitoresque sand dunes which fill with sweet water during the raining season.

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#lencoismaranhenses #barreirinhas #maranhao #brasil #brazil #RebelLog #parquenacional #nationalpark #dune #düne #lagoon #sand #desert #wüste #natureza #nature #natur #landscape #landschaft #travel #reise #lost #art #travelphotography #naturephotography #landscapephotography #captureone #nikon #NikonZ #z6 #davidpoertner #davidpoertnerphotography

The photo shows a landscape of sand dunes until the horizon and a blue sky above. In the far there is a woman seen wandering alone through the dunes.

My supervisor is making plans.

#dog

Neko, a mixed breed Yukon dog with German Shepherd-like colouring, is lying on a wood-backed bench. Shafts of sunlight are streaming in. Her front two paws are pressed together, reminiscent of a human in thought.

The White Pass & Yukon Route railway swing bridge in #Carcross, built in 1900. Still in use during the summers, though it has been fixed in place since 1969.

Captured on September 18, 2022 on the traditional territory of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation.

#Yukon #Canada #fall

Tonquin Beach sunrise, Tofino.

Captured on September 24, 2021.

#VancouverIsland #BC #Canada

Still water on the beach offers a perfect reflection of a tiny rocky island in the centre of frame and its trees. Off to the right is the shore and forest proper. Behind, vibrant colours of the early morning sunrise with some wispy clouds adding a bit of texture.

Press button. Receive stick.

The chonky and gorgeous flight attendant call button on an Air North, Yukon’s Airline Hawker Siddeley 748 (now all retired. No more sticks.).

Captured on June 12, 2014.

#Yukon #Canada #avgeek

To say this button is substantial doesn’t do it justice. It’s circular, large and red, producing from the overhead panel by a decent amount and looking for all the world like it could be used to launch nukes. Beside it is a stick figure flight attendant who looks to be holding a stick in front of her.

Sunrise over the famous pyramid house in Atlin, BC.

Captured on February 24, 2025.

#BC #Canada #winter #FujifilmXT5

A dramatic, fire-like sunrise. In the foreground is a unique, pyramid shaped house.

The Healing Totem on the waterfront in #Whitehorse.

It took carvers spent 20 weeks to craft this totem. Each wood chip was gathered as a symbol of those impacted by residential schools and substance abuse, later burned in a ceremony, with some ashes placed in the totem. The totem was carried through Whitehorse to its home, where it was raised in a community-led ceremony in 2012—a lasting reminder of shared healing and resilience.

#Yukon #Canada

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