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Navy patrol vessels being repaired / refurbished at a Naval shipyard. No visible faces. Shallow Depth of Field.

Close-up of gray ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in the port of Sevastopol. A ship on guard of peace. Republic of Crimea, October 4, 2010

Satara, India - June 01 2024: Colourful Bell 427 helicopter parked in the countryside near Satara India.

Denver, CO USA - December 4, 2023: United Airlines airplane taxing to its arrival gate Denver International Airport on a partly cloudy winter day just before sunset. United Airlines

Сhonburi, Thailand - January 1, 2015: Many travelers visit Chakri Naruebet flagship at Juksamet port.

Istanbul,Turkey - April 16, 2024:Airplanes at new istanbul airport of Turkey

The Mil Mi-24 (Hind) is a large helicopter gunship, attack helicopter and low-capacity troop transport with room for eight passengers. It is produced by Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and has been operated since 1972 by the Soviet Air Force and its successors, along with 48 other nations.

Beijing, China- March 5, 2023: A Boeing 737-800 airplane of Dalian Airlines parking at Beijing Capital International Airport.

Singapore, Singapore - December 22, 2015: Singapore Airlines Boeing airplane ready to takeoff in Changi International Airport, Singapore

Denver - July 8, 2015: United Planes parked at Denver International Airport, often referred to as DIA, prepped for takeoff. At 34,000 acres, it is the largest airport in the United States by total land area.

An Air Canada airplane parking at the runway of Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada.

touristic terminal building of Bodrum milas airport at mugla Turkey

A torn landslide covers spotted in Malaysia.

Miami, United States - June 7, 2015: aerial view of diferent road in miami area, 7 june 2015

$Uros Islands, Lake Titicaca, Peru - April 21, 2022; The floating islands of Uros are located in Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, close to Puno at 3.812 metres above sea level. These floating islands are made out of reed which is an aquatic plant that grows on the surface of the Lake Titicaca.\n\n\nThe Uros are believed to be direct descendants of the first inhabitants of Lake Titicaca. The community has lived on the floating islands for decades. According to history, the pre-Inca community of the Uros was forced to build their floating houses when the Inca Empire expanded their lands and expelled them. Consequently, the people of Uros didn’t want to fight, they just wanted to live in peace. Therefore they decided to retreat to the lake to protect themselves from aggressive Incas and other invading groups. If a threat arose, the Uros could move their islands to another safe part of the Lake. In this form they have maintained their lifestyle for hundreds of years,$

Bangalore, India – December 27, 2022: The IndiGo planes at the T1 terminal at KempegowdaInternational Airport Bengaluru, India.

Civitavecchia, Italy - August 25, 2019: Port of Civitavecchia. Port of Civitavecchia , Italy as sween from the harbor with the town of Civitavecchia in the background.

Photo taken in natural lighting conditions.

Man standing near the broken airplane in Iceland

Coloured flags used as markers. Filey, East Yorkshire Coast.

10th June, 2022 - Agricultural grain silos at the Port of Barcelona ( Port de Barcelona, Puerto de Barcelona), Spain

The crowd by night during the festivities of the Dragoon Festival in Bangkok. Bangkok, Thailand - October 16, 2018.

Salt Lake City, United States – January 11, 2023: An airplane ascending from a runway at an airport

The children's rowing boat stranded on the beach looks so cute.

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