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The Shadow
Argentine Puna
Daniel Viñé

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Okunoin cemetery
The Okunoin Cemetery is located inside a forest and is the largest in Japan, with an age of 1200 years and contains about 200,000 tombs, almost nothing. You can visit it both during the day and at night. When you enter it and the night comes, the cemetery becomes magical in nature.
Photographer: Daniel Viñé
Namibia - Milky Way
Photographer: DANIEL VIÑÉ
“Secrets of the Night”
Location: Picos de Europa, Spain
By Daniel Viñé
Milky Way Photographers of the Year
Monument Valley, Arizona
Photographer: Daniel Viñé

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Sunrise over Bromo
The Mount Bromo lookout point on the island of Java, Indonesia.
Photographer: Daniel Viñé
The gods are speaking
Iceland - Northern Lights
Photographer: Daniel Viñé
The Sunwapta Falls inside the Jasper National Park, Canada, are a couple of waterfalls that fall at the same time, the water comes from the Sunwapta river that divides into that small "islet" where it is found again forming a good "whirlpool", the cherry is put by that beautiful color of the water coming from the Athabasca glacier. Apparently, the word Sunwapta comes from the language of the native Indians and means "turbulent water", a good description.
Photographer: Daniel Viñé