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2026 06 19_d810_0015 by swedgatch

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2026 06 19_d810_0015

Local field of peas, Upplands Väsby, Sweden

Three by ianafloat

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Three

London West End
Nikon Z7ii CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

Glove by ianafloat

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Glove

London West End
Nikon Z7ii CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

Resting by ianafloat

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Resting

London West End
Nikon Z7ii CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

The Mazola Salad Bowl 1939 (2) by Eudaemonius

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The Mazola Salad Bowl 1939  (2)

Schmidt Zeevis, boat or building? by Paul de Roode

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Schmidt Zeevis, boat or building?

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Arches by Paul de Roode

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Arches

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Street Art Rotterdam by Paul de Roode

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Street Art Rotterdam

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Old Delft by Paul de Roode

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Old Delft

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

The Gunpowder House, Delft by Paul de Roode

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The Gunpowder House, Delft

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Delfshaven by Paul de Roode

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Delfshaven

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Delft canal renovations by Paul de Roode

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Delft canal renovations

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

De Rotterdam by Paul de Roode

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De Rotterdam

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Delft, canal bridge towards Kerkstraat by Paul de Roode

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Delft, canal bridge towards Kerkstraat

Praktica MTL3, Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon auto 2.4/35 MC, Kodak TMax 400

Going Down 2 Inches inspired by The Godfather by Traveller_40

Going Down 2 Inches  inspired by The Godfather

In this business, we don't forgive, we don't forget — and we always finish the job. When a debt goes unpaid, we don't send flowers. We send Cement. The tire's gone down two inches, flat and wrapped tight — but the message is the same: some things are better sealed shut for good.

Vito always said, "It's not personal, it's strictly business." Well, this patch job? Strictly business. The mesh keeps watch, the cement seals the deal, and nobody hears from the leak again. An offer the puncture couldn't refuse.

Adjustment by ianafloat

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Adjustment

Dyke March 2026, London
Nikon Z7ii, CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

Drum by ianafloat

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Drum

Dyke March 2026, London
Nikon Z7ii, CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

Dyke by ianafloat

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Dyke

Dyke March 2026, London
Nikon Z7ii, CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

Mask by ianafloat

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Mask

Dyke March 2026, London
Nikon Z7ii, CV 35/2.5 Color Skopar

NIKON Z 9 - NIKKOR Z 85mm f-1.8 S - 2906 by lupusEst!

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NIKON Z 9 - NIKKOR Z 85mm f-1.8 S - 2906

Zum fünften Mal hat mich Andalusien in seinen Bann gezogen, und Conil de la Frontera war erneut mein Zuhause für zwei unvergessliche Wochen im Gran Conil Hotel. Von dort aus bin ich mit meiner Leidenschaft für die Fotografie durch Cádiz, Sanlúcar de Barrameda und Vejer gezogen. Diese Orte sind wie alte Freunde, doch dieses Mal wollte ich mit meiner Leica M11 Monochrom und dem Summilux 35 mm Steel Rim sowie meiner brandneuen Nikon Z9 mit den NIKKOR Z 50 mm und 85 mm Objektiven etwas Einzigartiges finden.
Jedes Bild ist eine Spur meiner Sehnsucht, ein Echo der stillen Gassen, des Lichts auf den weißen Wänden und der Wärme, die in der Luft liegt. Ich hoffe, diese Aufnahmen bringen ein Stück von meinem Andalusien in die Herzen derer, die sie sehen.

For the fifth time, Andalusia has captured my soul, and Conil de la Frontera once again became my home for two unforgettable weeks at the Gran Conil Hotel. From there, I wandered with my love for photography through Cádiz, Sanlúcar de Barrameda, and Vejer. These places feel like old friends, but this time, my quest was to find fresh perspectives, to discover new visual stories.
For this journey, I worked with two distinct camera systems: the Leica M11 Monochrom, paired with the iconic Summilux-M 35mm Steel Rim, and the brand-new Nikon Z9, equipped with the stunning NIKKOR Z 50mm and 85mm lenses. Each image is a trace of my longing, a whisper from the quiet streets, the light on whitewashed walls, and the warmth in the air. I hope these photographs bring a piece of my Andalusia into the hearts of those who see them.

Por quinta vez, Andalucía ha capturado mi alma, y Conil de la Frontera se convirtió, una vez más, en mi hogar durante dos semanas inolvidables en el Hotel Gran Conil. Desde allí, recorrí con mi pasión por la fotografía Cádiz, Sanlúcar de Barrameda y Vejer. Estos lugares son como viejos amigos, pero esta vez mi búsqueda fue encontrar nuevas perspectivas, descubrir historias visuales inéditas.
En este viaje, trabajé con dos sistemas de cámaras muy distintos: la Leica M11 Monochrom, acompañada del icónico Summilux-M 35 mm Steel Rim, y la flamante Nikon Z9, equipada con los impresionantes objetivos NIKKOR Z 50 mm y 85 mm. Cada imagen es un rastro de mi añoranza, un susurro de las calles silenciosas, de la luz en las paredes encaladas y del calor que flota en el aire. Espero que estas fotografías lleven un pedazo de mi Andalucía a los corazones de quienes las vean.