THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF ALAN RHORTEN

With more than four decades dedicated to photography, Alan Rhorten has perfected his craft with unmatched passion. For him, mastering light and understanding the limitations of analog photography are the fundamental pillars for achieving authentic images. His sole aim is to capture the essence of each moment with the utmost precision, without concerning himself with the commercial side of his work. For Alan, photography is a passion and a form of expression, not a business.































































































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DON’T LOOK AND TRY TO KEEP A CONVERSATION

Street performances are a vibrant part of city life, offering accessible and authentic entertainment for both locals and tourists. Not only do they enrich the travel experience by connecting tourists with the local culture, but they also bring a festive atmosphere to the streets. However, if you’re traveling with your girlfriend and suddenly find yourself with some go-go dancers performing right in front of the terrace where you're sitting, things get a bit tricky, and not in a good way. In that moment, keeping the conversation going and avoiding a wandering gaze can make the difference between ending the night peacefully or sleeping on opposite sides of the bed at the hotel.



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VOLLEYBALL TEAM. MADE BY AI

Volleyball, created in 1895 by William G. Morgan in the United States, was initially designed as a less intense alternative to basketball, aimed at businessmen looking for a moderate form of exercise. Over time, the sport quickly evolved and gained popularity worldwide.

Today, volleyball is a global sport with millions of players and fans. It is played both indoors and outdoors, with variations like beach volleyball adding a new dimension to the game. Volleyball has been an Olympic sport since 1964, and its popularity continues to grow, symbolizing teamwork, agility, and strategy. The sport continues to attract new generations of players, solidifying its place in the international sports landscape.



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Making of.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: AMITABUTBULL

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If you blink, you'll miss it.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: GENEVIEVE

Genevieve
genny with a g 💌
nyc and everywhere



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Always on guard to avoid a "slip-up."

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AMATEUR FLESH: HELLO DAISY

Daisy is a natural redhead, standing at 1.50 meters tall. She enjoys making music, cooking, and spending time in her apartment, where she often takes nude photos, among other hobbies.



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Making the most of the last days of summer.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: SOPHIESTRAY

Sophie Stray
just a girl from norway who likes to sing & write💿



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Pussy, pussy.

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