Argenberg's photostream  

VascoPlanet™ World Photography

I'm an amateur/professional photographer travelling around the world seeking for beauty, insights and inspiration. Here you can find over 10,000 images from all around the world, especially Asia and Middle East. Many UNESCO World Heritage sites, both cultural and natural, are listed here. I believe this gives a profound insight on Asia and the East.

"And me, I still believe in paradise. But now at least I know it's not some place you can look for, 'cause it's not where you go. It's how you feel for a moment in your life when you're a part of something, and if you find that moment... it lasts forever..."

All of the pictures in this collection were originally transferred from VascoPlanet™ (www.vascoplanet.com) photo site, which holds the copyright for this entire collection. According to the Creative Commons 3.0 Generic Attribution license in order to use any of the images from my collection you must place two lines of text along with each photo used:

© VascoPlanet.com
www.vascoplanet.com/

and notify me about each such case of image use. A link to the VascoPlanet home page should be clickable if possible. This way more people could see more pictures they are interested in.

A note for magazine and newspaper editors, travel agencies, graphic designers, web-site owners, CD and DVD publishers, and everyone with a fair need to find a nice, catchy image for their publication. Transfers of exclusive rights to the image are possible and may be granted free of charge for renowned travel and photo magazines. High-resolution originals (up to 4000x3000 in resolution and 10-15 MB in size) are provided free of charge if you need it.

Pictures in this collection preserve their natural color saturation and deliver true contrast of the ambient environment. This is to preserve delicate play of hue, color and lightness of the ambience in order to more closely reproduce the original scene. You can always make photographs look more "punchy" by boosting their saturation, contrast, and sharpness to resemble output of many consumer digital cameras available on the market today.