Flowers from the Claude Monet’s House-Museum in Giverny. FRANCE

The house where Claude Monet lived for almost 43 years is surrounded by amazing gardens worth visiting at any season and includes the famous water lilies pound where Monet founded inspiration for his famous paintings.

La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona. CATALONIA

The most amazing church imagined by a visionary architect is still on construction. Photos from 2012, Shorty after the main nave was opened to the public, unveiling its wonder.

The Giant’s Causeway. NORTHERN IRELAND

The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World heritage site, located on the North Coast of Northern Ireland, in Country Antrim. It’s an area with thousands of basalt columns, mostly with hexagonal shape, but there’s also some with four, five, seven or eight sides. This weird landscape, result of ancient volcanic activity, has become the most visited touristic site in Northern Ireland. Photos from Summer 2012.

Bucovina. ROMANIA

The beautiful countryside combined with the wonderfully decorated monasteries, create a fascinating atmosphere. Photos from 2002.

Fauna from SOUTHAFRICA

Photos from 2011:

1. Springboks from the Kalahari

2. White Shark (Photo by Laura Flores)

3. Oryx

4. Egyptian Goose in a park on Cape Town

5. Ostrich

6. Giraffes

7. Cheetah chasing Springboks

8. Suricate / 9. Blue Wildebeest

10. Spurfowl from Cape town / 11. Penguins from cape of Good hope

12. Baboons from Good hope cape / 13. Rock Hyrax from Saandbai

Taquile, Titicaca Lake. PERU

An Island on the Titicaca lake, attached to its traditions. Photos from 2009, during a folkloric festival.