One-Hundred-Fourth Collection

An ancient stump stands in soft fog, holding the quiet poetry of time and decay.

A tulip parade at sunrise in the flower garden. From my backyard in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Kedlestone Hall - Kedleston is all about the power of art and design – and the art of power. Built in the 1760s to designs by the celebrated architect Robert Adam for Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Baron Scarsdale, the house was intended to evoke the grandeur of ancient Rome. In 1916 the house and estate were inherited by George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquess Curzon of Kedleston and Viceroy of India. Lord Curzon refurbished the ground floor and planned a museum with more than 1,000 objects from across Asia.

Wandering through beauty in Hawaii, one step at a time, one photo at a time

One of those magnificent days when you get up early, see the sun outside and later on standing on a higher hill and enjoy this wonderful view over the Bodensee. This place is called „Fünfländerblick“. When the weather conditions are perfect one can see indeed so far.

Sunsetting on Staring Lake, Eden Prairie, MN

A cold winter day in Dresden

Grasslands - Lake Ina Hut - Central Plateau Conservation Area - Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area

Scattered sea shells on the beach at sunset.

A charming street scene in Valletta with traditional limestone buildings, vivid red wooden balconies, and pedestrians crossing a small bridge above a narrow road.

Sunset Stroll, Destin FL

Golden sands, bright skies, and a moment worth holding onto

Sunrise in San Diego, CA

This was taken while hiking in the Alps in South Tyrol.

Lake Ina Hut - Central Plateau Conservation Area - Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area

Looking up through Queen Anne's Lace on a summer day.

A sunlit historic square in Valletta featuring a grand limestone building with distinctive green balconies, a tall classical column, and a statue at its base, with people relaxing and walking under a bright blue sky.

Lake Ina Hut - Central Plateau Conservation Area - Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area - Annual turning of Fagus - Tasmania’s only native deciduous tree

Sunset & Waves, Destin FL

Styx River

Proof that nature never loses its charm, not even in a fallen tree