RMJ97F6K–Chub mackerel (Scomber japonicus) and nets. Areão beach, Portugal
RMJE6HC0–Walking by the Sado river in the Troia peninsula. Portugal
RMJE6H6R–Setubal and Sado river bay, Portugal
RM2A1FP2T–Traditional oven. Open-air museum (Skanzen) near Szentendre. Hungary
RM2A1FP5E–Budapest, Hungary
RM2A1FP34–Traditional hungarian windmill. Open-air museum (Skanzen) near Szentendre. Hungary
RM2A1FPC1–Francis II Rakoczi. Lajos Kossuth Square behind the Parliament. Budapest, Hungary
RM2A1FPCD–Ethnographic Museum ( Neprajzi Muzeum ) of Budapest. Hungary
RM2A1FPCC–Buda viewed from Pest. Budapest, Hungary
RM2A1FPTR–Mural in Budapest. Hungary
RMK467DD–Peacock at the Badoca Safari Park. Santiago do Cacém, Alentejo. Portugal
RMK467DC–A tiger in the Badoca Safari Park. Santiago do Cacém, Alentejo. Portugal
RMK4Y32G–Rice fields in Benavente. Ribatejo, Portugal
RMK4Y30P–Plantation of tomatoes. Muge. Portugal
RMK4Y310–Plantation of tomatoes. Muge. Portugal
RMK4Y2YM–The medieval and historical village of Monsanto. Beira Baixa, Portugal
RMM7A6NK–Grilled sardines. Setúbal, Portugal
RMMAP0PR–Fresh sardines. Lisbon, Portugal
RMJEWF96–A hare after a hunting-party, Alentejo, Portugal
RMMAP072–Door in Castrillo de los Polvazares, Castilla y León. Spain
RMMAP0BB–León. Castilla y León, Spain
RM2AF8T7P–Detail of an Assyrian door. Qala't Sharqat. 1243-824 BC. Istanbul Archaeological Museum, Turkey
RMPPM3MB–Leipzig, Germany
RMJET4NK–Trees with frost. Tras-os-Montes, Portugal
RMPN0XWK–Autumn in Vila Nogueira de Azeitão. Portugal
RMJET4JC–Traditional boats in the Tagus river. Seixal, Portugal
RMKFCENY–Hut at the fishing palafitte harbour of Carrasqueira. Alentejo, Portugal
RMJET4CT–Handmade potteries by Fortuna, Artes e Ofícios. Palmela, Portugal
RMJET4D2–Handmade potteries by Fortuna, Artes e Ofícios. Palmela, Portugal
RMJET48T–A traditional house in Gimonde. Trás-os-Montes, Portugal
RMK2ADXW–The Biblioteca Alexandrina (Alexandria Library) was completed in 2002. It stands near the original Great Library of Alexandria. Egypt
RMK2ADW0–Farming fields in Luxor. Egypt
RMK2AKYY–Wall paintings in the village of Gurna, Thebes. Egypt
RMK4DFBX–Corn fields along the Mondego river. Montemor-o-Velho, Portugal
RMPKHG5P–Setúbal, Arrábida Nature Park. Portugal
RMK2HPG4–Donkeys in the Tagant region. Mauritania
RMPKHFP8–Grass
RMPKHFK9–Cactus. Portugal
RMK467EC–Potatoes in a street food market in Estremoz. Alentejo, Portugal
RM2WY09HP–Details of traditional houses. Ericeira, Portugal
RM2RFB6A8–Ginjal e rio Tejo. Almada, Portugal
RM2M7NB9N–Hydrangeas, Caminha. Alto Minho, Portugal
RM2M7NB1W–Hydrangeas, Caminha. Alto Minho, Portugal
RM2J9WB56–Window in the Juderia, old town of Cordoba, during the Fiesta de los Patios. Andalucia, Spain
RM2J9WB53–Window in the Juderia, old town of Cordoba, during the Fiesta de los Patios. Andalucia, Spain
RM2J9WAMA–A popular district with the Plaza full of flowers during the Cruces de Mayo (May Crosses) Festival. Cordoba, Andalucia. Spain
RM2J9W8RE–Cork oaks at Ourique, Alentejo. Portugal is the world's biggest producer of cork.
RM2J9W8T2–Cork oaks at Ourique, Alentejo. Portugal is the world's biggest producer of cork.
RM2J22YEF–'Without House and without Bread' 1919. Marble. José Moreira Rato (1860-1937). José Malhoa Museum. Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
RM2FB716K–Cultural Center. Ericeira, Portugal
RM2FB6XGH–Painted wall with child's hands. Ericeira, Portugal
RM2FB6XF8–Painted wall with child's hands. Ericeira, Portugal
RM2F9YRJF–Uva, a tiny village near Vimioso that has the biggest concentration of dovecotes in Tras os montes. Portugal
RM2F9YRK6–The high plateau where is the castle of Algoso overlooking the Angueira river. Tras os Montes, Portugal
RM2F9YRGX–Agriculture in the highlands of Algoso. Tras os Montes, Portugal
RM2F9YJMC–Windows of a traditional house. Alcochete, Portugal
RM2F9YJN4–Windows of a traditional house. Alcochete, Portugal
RM2A583WX–National Assembly of Azerbaijan, Baku
RM2A89A8W–Elevated view over central Bergen. Hordaland, Norway
RMJE6JHG–The historic village of Alegrete. Alentejo, Portugal
RM2AA4HYB–Gdansk Shipyard (Stocznia Gdanskа, formerly Lenin Shipyard) where Solidarity movement (Solidarnosc) was founded in September 1980 by Lech Walesa and o
RM2AA4H6D–The Church of Peace (Kosciol Pokoju) in Swidnica, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Lower Silesia, Poland
RM2AA4NK6–A street exhibition about polish people that died as victims of totalitarian regimes (1939-1956). Krakow, Poland
RM2AA4NK0–A street exhibition about polish people that died as victims of totalitarian regimes (1939-1956). Krakow, Poland
RM2AA4NM0–A street exhibition about polish people that died as victims of totalitarian regimes (1939-1956). Krakow, Poland
RMMNC4H1–Food stall with flowers. Krakow, Poland
RMJAHC76–Cavado river valley in a misty morning. Montalegre, Portugal
RMJAHBN3–The agricultural fields of the medieval village of Roussas. Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal
RMJAHBMW–The agricultural fields of the medieval village of Roussas. Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal
RMMM4BNK–Flowers in the Hotorget street market. Stockholm, Sweden
RMJ97EDE–Handmade pottery from Redondo. Alentejo, Portugal
RMJE6JFM–Palacio da Pena, built in the 19th century, in the hills above Sintra, in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sintra, Portugal
RMJE6JF1–Cais da Béstida (Bestida wharf), Ria de Aveiro. Portugal
RMJE6JEP–Cais da Béstida (Bestida wharf), Ria de Aveiro. Portugal
RMJE6JEN–Cais da Béstida (Bestida wharf), Ria de Aveiro. Portugal
RMJE6JEW–Cais da Béstida (Bestida wharf), Ria de Aveiro. Portugal
RMJE6JF5–Harvest of a corn field. Murtosa, Portugal
RMJE6JF2–Cais da Béstida (Bestida wharf), Ria de Aveiro. Portugal
RMJAHBEX–Exhibition Pavilion (Pavilhão de Exposições) in Tapada da Ajuda, a cast-iron and plate-glass building dating back to 1884. Lisbon, Portugal
RMJAHBEN–Exhibition Pavilion (Pavilhão de Exposições) in Tapada da Ajuda, a cast-iron and plate-glass building dating back to 1884. Lisbon, Portugal
RMMFX73X–Shipbuilding industry in the Sado river. Setúbal, Portugal
RMJ97RH7–Bridge of Barca d'Alva over the Douro river, designed by Edgar Cardoso. Portugal
RMJE6HWT–The Carcavelos beach, near Lisbon. Portugal
RMJE6HPM–Lagoa de Albufeira (Albufeira Lagoon) beach. Sesimbra, Portugal
RMJE6HPB–Lagoa de Albufeira (Albufeira Lagoon) beach. Sesimbra, Portugal
RMJE6HXH–Fishermen at the Aveiro river. Portugal
RMJE6HXB–Fishermen at the Aveiro river. Portugal
RMM8HB16–The Codfish fishing boat (bacalhoeiro) Santo André, a museum-ship. Gafanha da Nazaré, Portugal
RMJ97F7Y–Chub mackerel (Scomber japonicus) catched by the traditional fishing method xávega. Areão, Vagos. Portugal
RMM8HATR–The quarries of the famous marble of Vila Viçosa. Alentejo, Portugal
RMM8HAX2–Spring in yellow, in the Arrábida Nature Park. Portugal
RMM8HAWJ–Spring in yellow, in the Arrábida Nature Park. Portugal
RMM8HAWH–Spring in yellow, in the Arrábida Nature Park. Portugal
RMM8HANT–Spring in Carrapateira. Sudoeste Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, the wildest atlantic coast in Europe. Portugal
RMM8HANR–Spring in Carrapateira. Sudoeste Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, the wildest atlantic coast in Europe. Portugal
RMJE6HHJ–Armeria pungens blossom. Bordeira, Algarve. Sudoeste Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, the wildest atlantic coast in Europe. Portugal
RMJE6HJ5–Armeria pungens blossom. Bordeira, Algarve. Sudoeste Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, the wildest atlantic coast in Europe. Portugal
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