Bhutan
1 of my bigger collages..115 cm x 85 cm heARTly yours WiLMA www.wilma-roesch.de
THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
The climax of over 50 million years of elephant evolution, this Asian bull is the most impressive of all Super Tuskers alive on Earth. He ticks all the boxes of big ivory beauty: the plough-the-earth factor; he is a Super Tusker by both length and weight; his tusks are symmetrical and widely spread. This is […]
Miracle in Navarre Desert
The photo of Weird pyramidal object in Navarre desert has been made in September last year in wonderful weather conditions.
Four Stones
The photo was taken during a beautiful and colorful sunrise on the small Gueirua beach on the northern coast of Spain in Cantabria.
SELFRIDGES
The photo shows a section of a department store facade. The facade is made up of a huge number of large metal circles that give the building a futuristic and minimalist appearance.
PALACE OF FAIRS
The photo shows a perspective of the Trade Fair and Congress Center in the Spanish city of Málaga. It is a very modern building designed by the architect Ángel Asenjo.
ROGIER
In the Rogier area of Brussels, Belgium, a large number of people circulate daily because it is home to a metro, tram, and bus station. The photo shows the multitude of people arriving at and departing from this station.
ROBOT PAVILION
In the Belgian city of Namur, the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Pavilion, designed by Patrick Genard, has been built. It houses exhibitions and everything related to the world of technology. The photos show various aspects of the aforementioned pavilion.
Bite of Glory
This photograph captures the dramatic energy of Pacu Jawi, a traditional bull race from West Sumatra, Indonesia. During this unique event, a jockey holds onto two running bulls while being pulled through deep mud, creating powerful splashes and intense motion. Originally held as a post-harvest celebration, Pacu Jawi is not only a competition but also […]
Back to the Past
The photograph shows a member of the nomadic Mundari people of South Sudan decorating the enormous horns of Ankole cattle. To protect themselves from mosquitoes, they burn dried cow dung every day, which — combined with the setting sun — creates a magical photographic backdrop.