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The train slowly pulls away from the Montreal station. Goodbye madame, so long mademoiselle, au revoir monsieur! What a trip of a city. A bon voyage. It hit all the right cultural notes that made me buzz

These are my images to participate in the #monomad contest of @brumest and @monochromes. Hi, friends. Today I want to share with you a photo series of Havana, where different perspectives take you to the

Not my house, but rather a house I spent two nights in, and for those two nights it felt like this random collection of weird things were indeed mine I mean I would not have choosen them in a million years,

I’m happy to be able to participate once again in the “Show Me A Photo Contest,” this time with a bird species...

Rodin's Thinker in Buenos Aires is not a simple imitation. It's one of the few bronze copies cast from the original mold and signed by Rodin himself. Stumbling upon this sculpture in the heart of the city

Right in the heart of Buenos Aires lies the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve. One day, while strolling there, I came across this turtle basking in the sun. I'm fascinated by turtles. This is my post for

Greetings to the members of the #visualshots community. I wanted to share with you some photographs I took focusing on details of the classic cars that drive through the streets of Havana. Despite being

For the past few days, the Polish media have been reporting on the discovery of a new species of wild cat, Leopardus tilcayo. It inhabits the humid mountain forests on the eastern slopes of the Andes in

There’s something magical about railway photography, especially when we realize what fascinating stories the trains passing by hold. The photos presented today share one common feature—although I captured

Havana has this strange ability to blend joy with hardship. It’s like a very special gift that we Cubans have...

English Version A Hike in the Mountains My walk today took me to one of the most beautiful places in the city—none other than the mountaintop. Here, the summer heat gives way to a perpetual chill, where

Türkmenbaşy Ruhy Mosque, also known as the Gypjak Mosque, was Commissioned by Turkmenistan's first president, Saparmurat Niyazov, this architectural masterpiece was completed in 2004; It is currently the

The first part of my most recent visit to Río Caribe in Sucre State (Venezuela).

Random Photographs / Fotografías Aleatorias

I must confess that if there’s one thing that catches my attention, it’s the glances in the middle of a crowd.

Hello, Hive black-and-white photography lovers! I can confidently tell those who have never visited Cuba that they will discover a place unlike any other in the world. I am not referring to the images

The sight of a peacock brings joy to me. The bright, iridescent blues and greens of a peacock create an instant sensory delight. Many traditions view the peacock as a symbol of grace, good fortune, and

After several months during which the vast majority of birds in Cuba had returned to North America to nest, they’re now

There are many times when I imagine I’m living in a movie as I wander the city streets, trying to capture all those...

On the third day in Catania, my sister's boyfriend and I went to get breakfast, to buy some arancini and surprise the rest of the group. We got the al ragù ones, the classic flavor that's on every must-try