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Nearing the end of the cherry blossom season. Tree-lined sidewalk in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful cherry blossom tree at the lake Flückigersee in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful sunset colors at the lake Flückiger See, Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Golden hour rainbow shortly before sunset at the rosery located at the lake Flückiger See, Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Springtime at the lake „Flückiger See“ in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Magnolia in the Japanese garden at the lake “Flückiger See“ in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful white cherry blossoms at the lake “Flückiger See“ in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful colors shortly before sunrise at the beach La Gola del Ter, Costa Brava, Spain.

Sunrise shot with a tree stump at the beach La Gola del Ter, Costa Brava, Spain.

Foggy morning shortly before sunrise and after a windy night at the beach La Gola del Ter, Costa Brava, Spain.

Enjoying winter wonderland on a hiking route near Todtnauberg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful view on a hiking route near Todtnauberg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful waterfall near Todtnauberg, Black Forest, Germany.

Beautiful sunlight in the morning after heavy snowfall. Shot in Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany.

View at the Martinstor (Martin’s Gate) in the Kaiser-Joseph-Straße which is a shopping street in the city center of Freiburg im Breisgau, Black Forest, and one of the most expensive locations in Germany. The Martinstor is a medieval former town fortification built in the 13th century. Over the course of the centuries it has been reconstructed multiple times.

Night shot of the Freiburg Minster, Black Forest, Germany, also called The Cathedral of Our Lady. The Roman Catholic church was built from around 1200 to 1513 in the Gothic style. The tower which measures 116 meters in height survived the bombings in World War II and contains 16 bells (the oldest from 1258).

The two most famous landmarks of Freiburg im Breisgau, Black Forest, Germany: water-filled runnels called „Bächle“ which serve as water supply running throughout the city center and not as sewage system. Legend has it that if you step into them accidentally you have to marry a citizen of Freiburg.

In the background you can see the spire of the Freiburg Minster.

A beautiful building in Vila de Gràcia, a neighborhood in the Gràcia district of Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain.

Casa Amatller in Barcelona, Spain. Originally constructed in 1875 and rebuilt in 1898-1900 in the Modernisme style by Catalan architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Located directly beside the famous Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudí, they belong to a city block known as Illa de la Discòrdia (“Block of Discord”).

Beautiful streetlamp and facades located in La Rambla which is considered the most famous promenade in Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain.