[BURMA 25.016] ’Former royal city of Inwa.’ Within the walls of the former royal city of Inwa, maize and sunflowers are now grown, overseen by the leaning Nanmyin watchtower, the only remnant of the royal palace. Photo Mick Palarczyk.

[BRITAIN.HEBRIDES 27685] ‘Sunset at Callanish III’ On the shore of East Loch Roag, an estuary along the north coast of Lewis, you can find several neolithic stone circles. This one, surrounded by the white plumes of common cottongrass is called Callanish III. It is less spectacular than the better known primary circle at Callanish I, but still offers a mystic experience during sunset. Photo Mick Palarczyk.

[BURMA 24.819] ’Staked islands.’ The floating gardens of the Inle Lake are staked to the lake bottom with bamboo poles. Photo Mick Palarczyk.

[ITALY.PIEMONTE 01644] 'Sunrise over Isola dei Pescatori.' The only true village of the Borromeo Islands is situated on Isola dei Pescatori, the Fishermen's Island. Once only the fishermen from this island had the right to fish in the Lago Maggiore. Nowadays the inhabitants catch tourists in their fishrestaurants and souvenirshops. Between 11 am and 5 pm it's a kermis, but beyond and out of season it has lost little of its charm. Photo Paul Smit.