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Photographs taken in the right place at the right time, intentionally or by chance - a thread 🧵

1. Wilma Hurskainen Image
2. Jill Maguire Image
3. Luke MacGregor Image
4. David Burdeny Image
5. Pete Souza Image
6. Anthimos Ntagkas Image
7. Leonardo Sens Image
8. Ian MacNicol Image
9. Wilma Hurskainen Image
10. Mo Aoun Image
11. Miss Jaded Image
12. Fernando Braga Image
13. Anthimos Ntagkas Image
14. IRapandStuff Image
15. Eduard Moldoveanu Image
16. Chingelmarie Image
17. Gerson Diaz Image
18. Gulo_gulo Image
19.  DCLanger Image
20. rusticbones Image
21. S1moneyvg Image
22. Joseph Ford Image
23. Masteezus Image
24. Ger Kelliher Image
25. Stanislav Moškov Image
26. Valerio Minato Image
27. Super Eagle by Pam Mullins Image
28. Paris's Arc de Triomphe perfectly frames a glowing full Moon by Stefano Zanarello Image
29. The Gran Sasso massif reveals its face by Ugo Di Giammarco Image
30. Desert Eye by Elliot McGucken Image
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