Eighty-Second Collection

Longest tourist jetty in the southern hemisphere and second longest in the world. Was amazing

"Crystal baller." Westlake, Seattle.

Towards the end of day at the lake

"Lonely extrovert." Chicago, Illinois.

The Espace Louis Vuitton, not far from Piazza San Marco, is an exhibition space attached to the luxury shop. Until November it hosts a collateral exhibition of the Art Biennale, Ernest Pignon-Ernest. As well as being a true architectural jewel. In the photo the internal staircase.

Imagen del precioso claustro del monasterio de Santo Domingo de Silos en la provincia de Burgos.

Bluebonnets hidden on the backroads of Burton, Texas.

Every garden needs a splash of white, especially if it is daisies.

Amazing sunset sky following the cancellation of a rare, Tornado Warning for much of central Ontario, Canada on June 13, 2024.

Mountain lake in the Dolomites.

View of Llandudno from the Great Orm, North Wales.

The Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage site on the southern coast of England. It has many beautiful rock formations, including Durdle Door in Dorset, caused by erosion over the years.

Beautiful bar in the restaurant Eatrenalin in Rust, Black Forest, Germany.

Palazzo Franchetti, a stone's throw from the Accademia bridge, is one of the most beautiful and impressive Venetian buildings. Built around the mid - 1400s and modernized several times over the years, it is now owned by the Veneto Institute of Sciences, Letters and Arts. Until the end of November it hosts some collateral exhibitions of the Art Biennale, which can be freely visited.

The bass fish know these are frog waters. Hanging on for dear life at Lake Fayette in Texas.

Beautiful village of Saltford, between Bristol and Bath, England.

The oldest house in Bath, UK — Sally Lunn’s Eating House, since 1680.

Jetty Rhos on Sea, North Wales, long exposure.

The Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage site on the southern coast of England. It has many beautiful rock formations, including Durdle Door in Dorset, caused by erosion over the years.

Long exposure shot of an Intercity Express at the central station of Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Venice. A few steps from the Grand Canal is the Court of Duke Sforza. It seems impossible but in this courtyard someone has planted palm trees which, in just a few years, have already surpassed the second floor of the houses...

Lemon tree by the kitchen window in Mallorca… ripened and ready for reaching out and picking the fruit direct from the tree.

Catching the magical golden hour in a charming restaurant in Cotswold.

Runcorn Widnes bridge, Cheshire, Long Exposure.

This wonderful staircase is called the „Kleinodientreppe“ and located in the Augustiner museum in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

In the Castello district it is probably (with the Giudecca) the last place in Venice not yet invaded and shocked by overtourism. Among its streets there are more shops for Venetians and fewer sellers of souvenirs for tourists, more real taverns than takeaways. Among its streets the language that is most heard is the sweet Venetian dialect. Between one house and another the clothes are hung out to dry.

Iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol, England… viewed from the Observatory.

Strolling beautiful “Bath.”

Venezia. The Church of Santa Maria delle Penitenti is a real little jewel in the Cannaregio district. Built around the mid-1700s as a place of worship attached to the college of penitents (which welcomed prostitutes who wanted to redeem themselves), until next November it is an exhibition site for the Art Biennale and hosts the works of Edith Karlson.

The most romantic place I have stayed — a townhouse where Jane Austen’s favorite brother, Henry, used to live in London in the 18th century.