Thank you very much for the chest!

I'd be happy to participate!

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Thank you! In fact, I rarely take pictures of people, mostly nature, but sometimes on trips I manage to take street photos and portraits of people and it turns out to be interesting. That's why this post

Thanks a lot! As always, I'm so glad to be mentioned here :) And congrats to all featured!

Thanks a lot! :)

Yes, Tajikistan is a great country to travel to if you love mountains :) Thank you!

Thank you! :) As for the old stone houses - yes, I completely agree. They seem so natural, full of meaning and life.

Oh, that dancing aurora light in the sky! Really nice view. For me, to see colors other than minimal green is already a great success, even despite the clouds :) It's good that there was a time when gaps

Thank you very much! I really like the first photo with the tree too :) The trip was awesome, full of interesting places and beautiful views, a little too fast (many hours on the road some days), but it

Даа, до сих пор часто вспоминаю ту поездку с восхищением, хотя было слишком много часов в дороге и не так уж много времени для прогулок)

Oh yeah. I'll be waiting to see it!

I wanted to disperse these clouds with my hand, looking at your photos :) It is clear that there was incredible beauty in the sky, even with the clouds it turned out nice. I remember a few days when I

Oh, I missed your comment somehow! Thank you, I'm glad you like it :) I haven't been traveling that much lately, so I take every opportunity to get out into nature and take my camera and drone with me.

Wow, thank you so much! I've been hesitating for a long time to start continuing the story about this trip, so I'm very glad that it was appreciated :)

Oh, how I love this kind of coastline - rocky, very relief, with all sorts of channels and bizarrely shaped cliffs, free-standing rocks and waves swirling along them. And also the forest along the high

Thank you so much! :)

Thanks a lot! :)

It was an amazing experience! And the shots you got are really great. I can hardly imagine how difficult it is to photograph deer - living, moving creatures - in the dark.

Thanks a lot! Mountains are always amazing, that's true :) Your palace shots are also great!