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Standing in the San-Francisco International Airport.

Miniature lighthouse on the parking lot of a motel

We tried to recover from the exhausting heat on Cypress with swimming in the cold hotel pool.

Monk during the meditation

Selling more than fruits and vegetables.

Shared cheese at the end of summer in Sigriswil

Sand bank during low tide between the Pacific ocean (left) and a large water reservoir (right).

motorbike madness Vietnam

DISNEYLAND - COME ON! Your wish is my command !

Sharing cheese at the end of the summer in Sigriswil

country girl with rice in a banana leaf

Authentic street sign in Cambridge, UK

Driving on the beach front.

Running down Mount Shatrunjaya.

young boys playing in front of run-down school

Monks have a rest in Eastern Tibet

A vulture in front of Mt Everest, Khumbu, Nepal.

A killer whale is exhaling in the roughness of the Southern Ocean offshore waters

rural school interior

A Chinese soldier stands in front of the Tiananmen Square with Chairman Maos portrait in the background. Photographed in Beijing during a snow storm.

A spring bloomed tulip, up close and personal

Sunset on a beach with a large washed up tree trunk in the foreground

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Authentic street sign in Cambridge, UK

Authentic street sign in Cambridge, UK

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© Arno Enzerink.
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10.2010

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Nov. 30, 2010, 2:36 a.m.

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