Around the world in 40 shots

In a society that bombards us with images every day, it is worthwhile to pause every now and then to look at the quality of some of these. This is why for once we want to pay homage to the skill of the lens wizards, established photographers, emerging ones, or even passionate beginners, by highlighting their names in the 40 amazing photos that follow for a hypothetical trip around the world. The cover photo, St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow is by Serijo r, while Cairo is above immortalized by KoRaYeM. Rapanui, Chile (miguelyn). Paris, France (Gaston Batistini). Singapore, Republic of Singapore (Joan Leong). Rome, Italy (Portiman). Macchu Picchu, Peru (szeke). Lisbon, Portugal (Thomas Ebenhan). Badalin, China (Foureyes). Monpazier, Périgord, Dordogne, France (David Giral). Valencia, Spain (Juanma Alvarez).

Reykyavik, Iceland (Ævar Guðmundsson).

Oia, Greece (Giuseppe Finocchiaro).

Haram al-Sharif, Jerusalem (Alex Marlowski).

Paris, France (Svensson). Berlin, Germany (Thomas Ebenhan). Barcelona, Spain (Franco Farina). Carrbridge, Great Britain (Colin Allan). London, Great Britain (Katarina Stefanovic). Pisa, Italy (Joaquim Granell). Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia (Razu Ryza). Marrakech, Morocco (Eric Toriel). Zugspitze, Germany-Austria border (Ben Visbeek). New York City, New York (Joep Roosen). Hamburg, Germany (Andrea Kamal). Barcelona, Spain (Franco Farina). Three unusual views of Moscow through the photographic eye of Andrey Permitin. Madrid, Spain (Ruben Seabra). Tokyo, Japan (David Rocaberti). The Great Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia (Jasbir Singh). Newcastle, Great Britain (Sean Mantey). Rotterdam, Holland (Joep Roosen). The Pyramids of Giza, Egypt (Joanot). Pisa, Italy (butterflyscream). Pura Luhur Uluwatu Temple, Bali (Istvan Kadar). Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Andrè Luiz Martins). Brooklyn, New York (Fulvio Pellegrini). With Mark Bowman's shot in the Swedish city of Malmo, our photographic journey today ends, which has taken us from pyramids to mosques, from ultra-modern buildings to ancient ruins, from famous monuments to unexplored streets. "The world is beautiful because it is varied" in short, as Smashing Magazine, which inspired this post, claims.

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