Hello fellow Clickstars!
Another week packed with beautiful, authentic content got put on chain by our community - together, we built the most trusted image archive to counter the flood of AI-generated content. Your content is the lighthouse of truth in a sea of misinformation, and united we make a difference in how the world is perceived.
Throughout the week, the team handpicks Clicks to promote the different feeds and Clickstars on social media, like X, Instagram and Hey.xyz or orb.club. They get a tip from Nodle for their contributions to the network, Click archive and creativity - if you want to get highlighted by the official accounts, keep on Clicking, yours might be next!
Support the network and its creators by following the official accounts, sharing, liking and commenting on the posts. Your support is crucial to the network's success!
In this week, the archive grew by 289 Clicks, totaling a staggering 70,292 certified media that got put on the chain. Week by week, contributions all over the world contribute to Nodle - the first Digital Trust Network that empowers creators and enterprises alike through their Android and iOS apps.
Where: Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India
Feed: Events
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmZM91bQXPNkcZC2tyeubfSLodeY2mP7AjY8486GkN9ccU
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2013364759119147036
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTtSNNFAFMC
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3cxvjpt1pce98g8g549
Neon lights, cotton candy, and the majestic sweep of a Ferris wheel—this quintessential blend of vibrant festivity is the perfect image to kick off the week. Captured by the keen lens of HARSHARYAN, this moment of temporary, joyful spectacle now lives immutably on the Digital Trust Network, a testament to the ephemeral beauty of communal fun.
This particular, towering Ferris wheel is a central feature of a travelling funfair that has set up shop in Pimpri‑Chinchwad. Often referred to as the industrial twin city, situated just northwest of Pune, this area periodically transforms into a massive, illuminated playground. This magical transformation happens whenever a mela or travelling amusement park arrives and erects its attractions on one of the numerous open grounds available in the city.
Throughout the year, but with a noticeable peak during the cooler winter months and major festival periods, event organizers bring in these massive, temporary amusement parks. They are far more than just a few rides; they are comprehensive, self-contained carnivals offering a wide array of entertainment. The attractions typically include colossal giant wheels like the one pictured, thrilling dragon trains, mesmerizing aquarium tunnels, expansive food courts serving local and regional delicacies, and countless rows of game stalls designed to challenge and entertain. This collective effort creates a vibrant, pop-up carnival atmosphere that is eagerly anticipated by families from all the surrounding neighborhoods.
Certain locations within Pimpri-Chinchwad are famous for their role as hosts. Grounds like the HA Ground in Pimpri and other large fields managed by the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) are renowned locally for accommodating some of the largest and most elaborate fairs in the entire region. These fairs often feature sophisticated theming, complete with dedicated zones designed to transport visitors—you might find yourself walking down fabricated "New York City" streets, crossing mock London bridges, or passing through eerie underwater walk-throughs. The signature of these temporary metropolises, however, is the sheer scale and luminosity of their rides. They are mechanical giants, often towering high above the surrounding cityscape and entirely wrapped in thousands upon thousands of dazzling, multi-colored LEDs.
The scene captured here perfectly encapsulates that magnetic atmosphere. It is a sensory overload in the most delightful way: the rhythmic, loud music pulsating from the DJ booth mixes with the excited shouts and laughter of the crowd; the air is thick with the competing, delicious aromas of spicy chaat and sweet, earthy roasted corn; and at the heart of it all is the Ferris wheel. This magnificent structure doesn't just offer a ride—it offers a perspective. It slowly, brightly carries its passengers up and over the noise and rush of the midway and the permanent glow of the city lights, providing a few slow, silent circles of breathtaking views before gently dropping them back into the thrilling chaos of the carnival grounds. It is a moment of elevation and return, perfectly symbolizing the temporary escape and collective joy that the mela brings to the community.
Where: Lijiang Shi, Yunnan, China
Feed: Nature
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmYYd1bVxiYU4vrVbQgzHonwLv8AXDC21X6ob7eXqATLkL
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2013702542862028969
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTvrupTDu5i
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3jaa53h00ms9hb3p2yf
The Clicks of the Week transport us to the majestic landscapes and ancient heritage of China, courtesy of AFFANDYFAIZ. Affandy captured a journey through breathtaking natural beauty and the quiet, enduring life of old villages, illustrating how this century-old heritage is now being preserved and celebrated on the blockchain.
One particularly striking photograph offers a view deep into the renowned Blue Moon Valley, nestled below the formidable peaks of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (also known as Yulong Snow Mountain). This spectacular, 13-peak range rises majestically north of the historic city of Lijiang in Yunnan province. It is not merely a geographic feature but a profoundly sacred place for the local Naxi people, who revere it as the very embodiment of their protective deity, Sanduo.
The lifeblood of this valley is the snow and glacier melt from the mountain, which feeds the Baishui (“White Water”) River. This river carves its way through a series of stunning, stepped limestone and marble terraces. The flow of the Baishui River creates a chain of four primary, distinct lakes:
These natural reservoirs are interconnected by a system of both natural and meticulously crafted man-made cascades, one of which is beautifully featured in Affandy's photo, highlighting the harmonious blend of nature and ancient human ingenuity.
The valley's captivating name, "Blue Moon," holds a dual significance for the Naxi people. Locally, it is connected to the valley's distinctive crescent shape. More famously, however, it is derived from the water's enchanting color. On clear winter days, when the mineral content from the mountain is highest and the light is just right, the water transforms into a brilliant, milky turquoise. This intense, dreamlike hue beautifully reflects the jagged, snow-capped peaks above, an ethereal spectacle that has been immortalized in travel writing and local legend, elevating the valley to global recognition.
The area is designed to allow visitors to fully immerse themselves in the landscape. Well-maintained paths and boardwalks allow for leisurely walks along the riverbank. Visitors can step out onto the smooth, terraced "shell" pools—formed by the deposition of calcium carbonate over millennia—and capture incredible photographs of yaks peacefully grazing against the dramatic backdrop of the sacred mountain.
Beyond the natural beauty, the nearby meadows serve as vibrant cultural hubs, hosting open-air performances and festivals. These events are crucial for celebrating and preserving the rich cultural tapestry of the Naxi people, showcasing their unique music, expressive dance, and traditional stories that are deeply tied to this holy and extraordinary landscape. Affandy Faiz's photographs serve as a perfect modern bridge, connecting this timeless heritage to a global audience.
Where: Mar de Ajó, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Feed: Nature
Certified media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmQMELHVkpAchHCEr9jZXKhWycZcHh5nzQZBjaWZWeUS33
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014084504692867148
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clickdeepreals/p/DTyZboaACzZ/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/2vv5me4hm4s5mwt5j8n
Nothing soothes the soul after a stressful week quite like the therapeutic embrace of the coast. The sensation of warm sand between the toes, the invigorating taste of the salty breeze, and the simple, almost meditative act of collecting seashells—these elements combine to create a moment of pure, restorative peace. REYCRYPTO captured and shared this soul-soothing experience with us, a perfect reminder to slow down and appreciate the natural world. Thank you for this beautiful glimpse!
The exquisite close-up that he shared originates from Mar de Ajó, a quintessential seaside resort nestled on Argentina’s Atlantic Coast. This town is a vital part of the expansive strip of beach communities that make up the Partido de la Costa, a region beloved by locals and visitors alike.A History Built on Sand and Sea
Mar de Ajó's history is as layered as the sand on its beaches. What began in the 19th century as a humble fishing outpost, essential for supplying the growing inland populations, evolved dramatically over the decades. It officially transitioned into a recognized tourist resort in the 1930s, coinciding with the rise of beach culture and improved access from Buenos Aires. This transformation cemented its status as a premier vacation destination, cherished for its blend of unspoiled nature and welcoming infrastructure.
The resort is characterized by its wide, gently sloping beaches, a feature that significantly defines the coastal experience here. The Atlantic waves, rather than crashing violently, spread out in thin, shimmering layers over the packed sand as they reach the shore. It is this gentle recession of the tide that is key to the area's charm. With every retreating wave, the sea leaves behind a multitude of treasures: an endless supply of mollusk shells, smooth pebbles, and fascinating bits of marine life.
These gentle currents and the gradual slope mean the beaches are not just for sunbathing but are dynamic landscapes. Along this entire stretch of the Argentine Atlantic Coast, meteorological phenomena—seasonal storms, subtle shifts in underwater currents, and the natural cycle of the tides—work in concert to regularly strand a rich variety of shells and other oceanic artifacts. This continuous replenishment enriches the sand with intricate patterns and textures, transforming even a small patch of shoreline into its own miniature landscape of natural art
Mar de Ajó holds a special place in the hearts of many Argentines, particularly the porteños (residents of Buenos Aires). For generations, families have made the annual pilgrimage here, escaping the oppressive city heat for simpler, timeless summer days. The traditional holiday activities are centered around relaxation and community.
Beyond the beach, the town is known for its enduring landmarks, which connect its past to its present. The long fishing pier stands as a testament to the town's origins as a fishing community, and remains a popular spot for both anglers and tourists seeking a panoramic view of the ocean. Further down the coast, the ghostly, rusted remnants of the German vessel Margaretha serve as a dramatic, poignant reminder of maritime history and the powerful forces of the sea.
In Mar de Ajó, the simple pleasures—the sea, the sand, the shells, and the shared time with family—truly reign supreme.
Where: Riga, Latvia
Feed: Nature
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/Qma1xsMV5nwbsDCuocb6DZeeV2FAyDDUviPf9oFMJNZ2Zp
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014451955452592317
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clickdeepreals/p/DT1AoieACzw/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/223yk5g5gmac2r0k18s
The recent upload by REBELCODER to the Digital Trust Network captures a quintessential Riga winter experience: the long, stretched-out shadow cast across a snowy forest path. This single image, now indelibly marked on the network, ensures that the memory of this unforgettable walk along Riga's trails can be revisited and appreciated indefinitely.
This captured trail is located on the immediate outskirts of the Latvian capital. Here, the dense clusters of Soviet-era apartment blocks that define much of the city's perimeter rapidly dissolve into expansive belts of serene pine forest and protected nature parks. These green spaces are a lifeline for locals, threaded with well-maintained paths perfect for walking, jogging, and cycling. Key areas, such as the storied Biķernieki and Šmerlis forests, along with other "forest parks," are not isolated pockets but form integral links in the much larger Forest Trail route (Mežtaka). This ambitious long-distance hiking path, a segment of the E11 European route, surprisingly begins right in the historic heart of Old Riga, before winding its way through Latvia's unique landscape. The forests along this segment, with their characteristic dunes and towering pines, bear a striking resemblance to the majestic scene immortalized in his photograph.
The timing of the capture—the end of December—is crucial to the scene's beauty. At this northern latitude, the winter sun hangs remarkably low in the sky, even during the middle of the afternoon. This low angle dramatically elongates shadows, painting the narrow snow-covered paths with streaks of warm, golden light, creating a breathtaking contrast against the backdrop of the forest interior, which settles into deep, cool shades of blue and emerald green.
These woods are a vibrant, living part of Riga's communal life throughout the entire year. When the snow conditions are right, the trails transform into popular cross-country skiing tracks. In the warmer months, the same paths are frequented by locals walking their dogs, and by diligent foragers seeking out the rich bounty of wild berries and mushrooms. This easy access to genuine wilderness is one of the defining features of Riga, ensuring that even a major capital city retains a grounding connection to nature, a sanctuary that is never more than a short, convenient tram ride away from the urban bustle.
Where: Gedved, Central Denmark, Denmark
Feed: Monuments
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmR6DbwKhSfRATmbiPY2V3rLX9azrdhUk6P9vGp81gb24
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014828600147501512
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DT3rooUCJhp/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/300qhnzy06mfs5dp1n9
After a week dedicated to celebrating the untamed beauty of the natural world, we turn our gaze inward to a remarkable manmade monument that commands attention, captured with an expert eye by our contributor, KMAWEB3. This closing piece for our weekly collection is an exploration of form, void, and the unexpected power of minimal design.
The subject of the photograph is "Matter of Void," a masterful sculpture by the acclaimed Polish artist Alicja Kwade. It is far more than a simple stack of stones; it is a profound philosophical statement rendered in monumental scale. The artwork comprises a soaring column of seven massive stone cubes, each one meticulously and precisely carved through with a perfect, clean-edged circle. This juxtaposition of the rough, natural material of the stone against the absolute precision of the geometric void is the core of the piece’s tension and beauty.
Installed in the quiet municipality of Gedved, in the heart of Central Denmark, the sculpture has utterly transformed a modest campus square. It acts as an anchor for the area, turning an otherwise unremarkable patch of paving and lawn into a compelling public space where fundamental concepts—geometry, immense physical weight, and sheer, deliberate emptiness—begin an active, silent conversation. The true genius of the work is its mutability. As the viewer moves in an orbit around it, the seven circular voids perform an elaborate visual dance. They align briefly into a single, impossible column of air, only to immediately shift and break apart, constantly reframing the environment. Bits of blue sky, the texture of the surrounding brick façades, and the fleeting silhouettes of passing people are all temporarily captured, becoming integral, living parts of the static artwork. It is a piece that demands movement, rewarding the patient observer with countless perspectives.
In a townscape typically defined by the vernacular architecture of red-tiled roofs, simple, orderly streets, and the signature flat, expansive Jutland landscape, "Matter of Void" has quickly transcended its role as mere public art. It has become a crucial social and topographical marker—a natural gathering point and an undeniable unofficial landmark. Students, drawn by its scale and novelty, routinely gather at its broad, textured base to study or socialize. Local children integrate it into their play, weaving their bicycles through the shadows it casts and the column of air it defines.
Furthermore, the sculpture’s interaction with the famously changeable Danish weather is a dynamic, ongoing collaboration. Each shift in the atmospheric conditions "repaints" the piece, altering its mood and presence. Grey, low-hanging clouds emphasize the stone's solid weight and melancholy; the low winter sun carves deep, dramatic shadows and highlights the perfect internal rings; and the clear, blue light of summer evenings imbues the stone and the hollows with a lighter, almost ethereal feel. "Matter of Void" is not just a piece of art; it is a kind of vertical pause button placed squarely in the rush of everyday life. It stands silently yet powerfully, posing an essential philosophical question to all who encounter it: is the form of this work truly defined by the solid, tangible marble, or is its final, essential nature rooted in the precisely carved-out emptiness—the matter of the void?
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Hello fellow Clickstars!
Another week packed with beautiful, authentic content got put on chain by our community - together, we built the most trusted image archive to counter the flood of AI-generated content. Your content is the lighthouse of truth in a sea of misinformation, and united we make a difference in how the world is perceived.
Throughout the week, the team handpicks Clicks to promote the different feeds and Clickstars on social media, like X, Instagram and Hey.xyz or orb.club. They get a tip from Nodle for their contributions to the network, Click archive and creativity - if you want to get highlighted by the official accounts, keep on Clicking, yours might be next!
Support the network and its creators by following the official accounts, sharing, liking and commenting on the posts. Your support is crucial to the network's success!
In this week, the archive grew by 289 Clicks, totaling a staggering 70,292 certified media that got put on the chain. Week by week, contributions all over the world contribute to Nodle - the first Digital Trust Network that empowers creators and enterprises alike through their Android and iOS apps.
Where: Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India
Feed: Events
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmZM91bQXPNkcZC2tyeubfSLodeY2mP7AjY8486GkN9ccU
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2013364759119147036
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTtSNNFAFMC
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3cxvjpt1pce98g8g549
Neon lights, cotton candy, and the majestic sweep of a Ferris wheel—this quintessential blend of vibrant festivity is the perfect image to kick off the week. Captured by the keen lens of HARSHARYAN, this moment of temporary, joyful spectacle now lives immutably on the Digital Trust Network, a testament to the ephemeral beauty of communal fun.
This particular, towering Ferris wheel is a central feature of a travelling funfair that has set up shop in Pimpri‑Chinchwad. Often referred to as the industrial twin city, situated just northwest of Pune, this area periodically transforms into a massive, illuminated playground. This magical transformation happens whenever a mela or travelling amusement park arrives and erects its attractions on one of the numerous open grounds available in the city.
Throughout the year, but with a noticeable peak during the cooler winter months and major festival periods, event organizers bring in these massive, temporary amusement parks. They are far more than just a few rides; they are comprehensive, self-contained carnivals offering a wide array of entertainment. The attractions typically include colossal giant wheels like the one pictured, thrilling dragon trains, mesmerizing aquarium tunnels, expansive food courts serving local and regional delicacies, and countless rows of game stalls designed to challenge and entertain. This collective effort creates a vibrant, pop-up carnival atmosphere that is eagerly anticipated by families from all the surrounding neighborhoods.
Certain locations within Pimpri-Chinchwad are famous for their role as hosts. Grounds like the HA Ground in Pimpri and other large fields managed by the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) are renowned locally for accommodating some of the largest and most elaborate fairs in the entire region. These fairs often feature sophisticated theming, complete with dedicated zones designed to transport visitors—you might find yourself walking down fabricated "New York City" streets, crossing mock London bridges, or passing through eerie underwater walk-throughs. The signature of these temporary metropolises, however, is the sheer scale and luminosity of their rides. They are mechanical giants, often towering high above the surrounding cityscape and entirely wrapped in thousands upon thousands of dazzling, multi-colored LEDs.
The scene captured here perfectly encapsulates that magnetic atmosphere. It is a sensory overload in the most delightful way: the rhythmic, loud music pulsating from the DJ booth mixes with the excited shouts and laughter of the crowd; the air is thick with the competing, delicious aromas of spicy chaat and sweet, earthy roasted corn; and at the heart of it all is the Ferris wheel. This magnificent structure doesn't just offer a ride—it offers a perspective. It slowly, brightly carries its passengers up and over the noise and rush of the midway and the permanent glow of the city lights, providing a few slow, silent circles of breathtaking views before gently dropping them back into the thrilling chaos of the carnival grounds. It is a moment of elevation and return, perfectly symbolizing the temporary escape and collective joy that the mela brings to the community.
Where: Lijiang Shi, Yunnan, China
Feed: Nature
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmYYd1bVxiYU4vrVbQgzHonwLv8AXDC21X6ob7eXqATLkL
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2013702542862028969
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTvrupTDu5i
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3jaa53h00ms9hb3p2yf
The Clicks of the Week transport us to the majestic landscapes and ancient heritage of China, courtesy of AFFANDYFAIZ. Affandy captured a journey through breathtaking natural beauty and the quiet, enduring life of old villages, illustrating how this century-old heritage is now being preserved and celebrated on the blockchain.
One particularly striking photograph offers a view deep into the renowned Blue Moon Valley, nestled below the formidable peaks of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (also known as Yulong Snow Mountain). This spectacular, 13-peak range rises majestically north of the historic city of Lijiang in Yunnan province. It is not merely a geographic feature but a profoundly sacred place for the local Naxi people, who revere it as the very embodiment of their protective deity, Sanduo.
The lifeblood of this valley is the snow and glacier melt from the mountain, which feeds the Baishui (“White Water”) River. This river carves its way through a series of stunning, stepped limestone and marble terraces. The flow of the Baishui River creates a chain of four primary, distinct lakes:
These natural reservoirs are interconnected by a system of both natural and meticulously crafted man-made cascades, one of which is beautifully featured in Affandy's photo, highlighting the harmonious blend of nature and ancient human ingenuity.
The valley's captivating name, "Blue Moon," holds a dual significance for the Naxi people. Locally, it is connected to the valley's distinctive crescent shape. More famously, however, it is derived from the water's enchanting color. On clear winter days, when the mineral content from the mountain is highest and the light is just right, the water transforms into a brilliant, milky turquoise. This intense, dreamlike hue beautifully reflects the jagged, snow-capped peaks above, an ethereal spectacle that has been immortalized in travel writing and local legend, elevating the valley to global recognition.
The area is designed to allow visitors to fully immerse themselves in the landscape. Well-maintained paths and boardwalks allow for leisurely walks along the riverbank. Visitors can step out onto the smooth, terraced "shell" pools—formed by the deposition of calcium carbonate over millennia—and capture incredible photographs of yaks peacefully grazing against the dramatic backdrop of the sacred mountain.
Beyond the natural beauty, the nearby meadows serve as vibrant cultural hubs, hosting open-air performances and festivals. These events are crucial for celebrating and preserving the rich cultural tapestry of the Naxi people, showcasing their unique music, expressive dance, and traditional stories that are deeply tied to this holy and extraordinary landscape. Affandy Faiz's photographs serve as a perfect modern bridge, connecting this timeless heritage to a global audience.
Where: Mar de Ajó, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Feed: Nature
Certified media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmQMELHVkpAchHCEr9jZXKhWycZcHh5nzQZBjaWZWeUS33
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014084504692867148
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clickdeepreals/p/DTyZboaACzZ/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/2vv5me4hm4s5mwt5j8n
Nothing soothes the soul after a stressful week quite like the therapeutic embrace of the coast. The sensation of warm sand between the toes, the invigorating taste of the salty breeze, and the simple, almost meditative act of collecting seashells—these elements combine to create a moment of pure, restorative peace. REYCRYPTO captured and shared this soul-soothing experience with us, a perfect reminder to slow down and appreciate the natural world. Thank you for this beautiful glimpse!
The exquisite close-up that he shared originates from Mar de Ajó, a quintessential seaside resort nestled on Argentina’s Atlantic Coast. This town is a vital part of the expansive strip of beach communities that make up the Partido de la Costa, a region beloved by locals and visitors alike.A History Built on Sand and Sea
Mar de Ajó's history is as layered as the sand on its beaches. What began in the 19th century as a humble fishing outpost, essential for supplying the growing inland populations, evolved dramatically over the decades. It officially transitioned into a recognized tourist resort in the 1930s, coinciding with the rise of beach culture and improved access from Buenos Aires. This transformation cemented its status as a premier vacation destination, cherished for its blend of unspoiled nature and welcoming infrastructure.
The resort is characterized by its wide, gently sloping beaches, a feature that significantly defines the coastal experience here. The Atlantic waves, rather than crashing violently, spread out in thin, shimmering layers over the packed sand as they reach the shore. It is this gentle recession of the tide that is key to the area's charm. With every retreating wave, the sea leaves behind a multitude of treasures: an endless supply of mollusk shells, smooth pebbles, and fascinating bits of marine life.
These gentle currents and the gradual slope mean the beaches are not just for sunbathing but are dynamic landscapes. Along this entire stretch of the Argentine Atlantic Coast, meteorological phenomena—seasonal storms, subtle shifts in underwater currents, and the natural cycle of the tides—work in concert to regularly strand a rich variety of shells and other oceanic artifacts. This continuous replenishment enriches the sand with intricate patterns and textures, transforming even a small patch of shoreline into its own miniature landscape of natural art
Mar de Ajó holds a special place in the hearts of many Argentines, particularly the porteños (residents of Buenos Aires). For generations, families have made the annual pilgrimage here, escaping the oppressive city heat for simpler, timeless summer days. The traditional holiday activities are centered around relaxation and community.
Beyond the beach, the town is known for its enduring landmarks, which connect its past to its present. The long fishing pier stands as a testament to the town's origins as a fishing community, and remains a popular spot for both anglers and tourists seeking a panoramic view of the ocean. Further down the coast, the ghostly, rusted remnants of the German vessel Margaretha serve as a dramatic, poignant reminder of maritime history and the powerful forces of the sea.
In Mar de Ajó, the simple pleasures—the sea, the sand, the shells, and the shared time with family—truly reign supreme.
Where: Riga, Latvia
Feed: Nature
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/Qma1xsMV5nwbsDCuocb6DZeeV2FAyDDUviPf9oFMJNZ2Zp
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014451955452592317
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clickdeepreals/p/DT1AoieACzw/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/223yk5g5gmac2r0k18s
The recent upload by REBELCODER to the Digital Trust Network captures a quintessential Riga winter experience: the long, stretched-out shadow cast across a snowy forest path. This single image, now indelibly marked on the network, ensures that the memory of this unforgettable walk along Riga's trails can be revisited and appreciated indefinitely.
This captured trail is located on the immediate outskirts of the Latvian capital. Here, the dense clusters of Soviet-era apartment blocks that define much of the city's perimeter rapidly dissolve into expansive belts of serene pine forest and protected nature parks. These green spaces are a lifeline for locals, threaded with well-maintained paths perfect for walking, jogging, and cycling. Key areas, such as the storied Biķernieki and Šmerlis forests, along with other "forest parks," are not isolated pockets but form integral links in the much larger Forest Trail route (Mežtaka). This ambitious long-distance hiking path, a segment of the E11 European route, surprisingly begins right in the historic heart of Old Riga, before winding its way through Latvia's unique landscape. The forests along this segment, with their characteristic dunes and towering pines, bear a striking resemblance to the majestic scene immortalized in his photograph.
The timing of the capture—the end of December—is crucial to the scene's beauty. At this northern latitude, the winter sun hangs remarkably low in the sky, even during the middle of the afternoon. This low angle dramatically elongates shadows, painting the narrow snow-covered paths with streaks of warm, golden light, creating a breathtaking contrast against the backdrop of the forest interior, which settles into deep, cool shades of blue and emerald green.
These woods are a vibrant, living part of Riga's communal life throughout the entire year. When the snow conditions are right, the trails transform into popular cross-country skiing tracks. In the warmer months, the same paths are frequented by locals walking their dogs, and by diligent foragers seeking out the rich bounty of wild berries and mushrooms. This easy access to genuine wilderness is one of the defining features of Riga, ensuring that even a major capital city retains a grounding connection to nature, a sanctuary that is never more than a short, convenient tram ride away from the urban bustle.
Where: Gedved, Central Denmark, Denmark
Feed: Monuments
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmR6DbwKhSfRATmbiPY2V3rLX9azrdhUk6P9vGp81gb24
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2014828600147501512
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DT3rooUCJhp/
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/300qhnzy06mfs5dp1n9
After a week dedicated to celebrating the untamed beauty of the natural world, we turn our gaze inward to a remarkable manmade monument that commands attention, captured with an expert eye by our contributor, KMAWEB3. This closing piece for our weekly collection is an exploration of form, void, and the unexpected power of minimal design.
The subject of the photograph is "Matter of Void," a masterful sculpture by the acclaimed Polish artist Alicja Kwade. It is far more than a simple stack of stones; it is a profound philosophical statement rendered in monumental scale. The artwork comprises a soaring column of seven massive stone cubes, each one meticulously and precisely carved through with a perfect, clean-edged circle. This juxtaposition of the rough, natural material of the stone against the absolute precision of the geometric void is the core of the piece’s tension and beauty.
Installed in the quiet municipality of Gedved, in the heart of Central Denmark, the sculpture has utterly transformed a modest campus square. It acts as an anchor for the area, turning an otherwise unremarkable patch of paving and lawn into a compelling public space where fundamental concepts—geometry, immense physical weight, and sheer, deliberate emptiness—begin an active, silent conversation. The true genius of the work is its mutability. As the viewer moves in an orbit around it, the seven circular voids perform an elaborate visual dance. They align briefly into a single, impossible column of air, only to immediately shift and break apart, constantly reframing the environment. Bits of blue sky, the texture of the surrounding brick façades, and the fleeting silhouettes of passing people are all temporarily captured, becoming integral, living parts of the static artwork. It is a piece that demands movement, rewarding the patient observer with countless perspectives.
In a townscape typically defined by the vernacular architecture of red-tiled roofs, simple, orderly streets, and the signature flat, expansive Jutland landscape, "Matter of Void" has quickly transcended its role as mere public art. It has become a crucial social and topographical marker—a natural gathering point and an undeniable unofficial landmark. Students, drawn by its scale and novelty, routinely gather at its broad, textured base to study or socialize. Local children integrate it into their play, weaving their bicycles through the shadows it casts and the column of air it defines.
Furthermore, the sculpture’s interaction with the famously changeable Danish weather is a dynamic, ongoing collaboration. Each shift in the atmospheric conditions "repaints" the piece, altering its mood and presence. Grey, low-hanging clouds emphasize the stone's solid weight and melancholy; the low winter sun carves deep, dramatic shadows and highlights the perfect internal rings; and the clear, blue light of summer evenings imbues the stone and the hollows with a lighter, almost ethereal feel. "Matter of Void" is not just a piece of art; it is a kind of vertical pause button placed squarely in the rush of everyday life. It stands silently yet powerfully, posing an essential philosophical question to all who encounter it: is the form of this work truly defined by the solid, tangible marble, or is its final, essential nature rooted in the precisely carved-out emptiness—the matter of the void?
This concludes this edition of Clicks of the Week!
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