Would love to go back here, I have vague memories of the holiday - but no idea where in the world we were

Where is this? I took this picture on a flight from Istanbul to Stuttgart in January because of the sky. I don’t recognize the buildings in the skyline. The “typical” TV tower may be the best clue, but I haven’t been able to figure it out. Thanks!

link for the photo: https://www.gettyimages.com.br/detail/foto/log-cabin-with-stunning-view-imagem-royalty-free/157394434

normally photographers include the location for the photo, but this one didn't😭

(Images collected from different posts/sites)

I found this sketch at a Habitat today, my googling has turned up nothing, but if Pawn Stars taught me anything, I do believe it’s live ink, so not a printing? Don’t know shit about art, so hell if I know how to find the artist lol my guess was someone made a million of these near a resort, or in this case a Hotel, and these were like tourist gifts.

She’s running across an arid landscape with little vegetation with short and small white white houses in the distance. It was in a Dutch fashion advertisement and the models name is Romy.

My grandparents have a painting that’s been in the family, and they’re trying to find out where the place in the painting is. It’s somewhere in the Netherlands

https://www.reddit.com/r/StanleyKubrick/comments/1js02st/i_have_finally_found_the_venue_event_and_date_of/

Trying to determine what city this music video for “meant to be” by bbno$ was filmed in to get a more detailed image of the skyline for another project. Any assistance or advice is appreciated, thank you!

Anybody knows where could be the location (or which mountain) seen on this painting?

trying to find where this building is located...it is taken from the site of an American band called the floating men...

I wantched Ludwig's video , he went with Michael Reeves on a trip from tip to tip in Japan. They been on some sakura festival , I found 2 japanese videos from that place :
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcKUOJRJVTA

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqh3fofQh64

And i have ss from orginal video

And still dont know where it is , can you help me find exact location from screenshot?

Flying from uk to Geneva, Switzerland.

Saw this on the back of a car with British Columbia plates on the way to Whistler. ID help please? Is it a country? A lake maybe? Thank you!

The only potential context I have is that I believe it’s in Ohio. I found this in an old book at a thrift store locally.

Otherwise, I can’t tell exactly what’s being built or where this is.

I did find a newspaper with info on Bertschy’s Furniture but couldn’t sort out exactly where it was.

A First photo from the early 20th-century USA, taken from a family archive. I’d like to learn more about it in detail — where this funeral procession is taking place and roughly when.

A bit of context: my ancestors were Finnish immigrants, laborers involved in union movements.

The second funeral photo may also be from the same time and from the same archive.

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Analysis of the First Photograph

The signs in the image show the following words:

• “Coca-Cola” — advertising the famous soft drink (the font style suggests early 20th century),
• “LORILLARD” — the Lorillard Tobacco Company, founded in the 1760s,
• “NO SUCH” — a fragment of an ad (possibly something like “No such purity…” — typical advertising phrasing from that era),
• “GARAGE,” “PURE DRUGS,” “PINE WHISKEY SYRUP” — common features of early 1900s garages and pharmacies.

Judging by the architecture — Victorian style with balconies and towers — and the streetcar tracks on the road, this is likely a small American town, possibly in the Northeastern United States.

It could very well be New Castle, Pennsylvania — the same city mentioned in the second photo. The visuals fit both the era and the spirit of the place.

🕰 Approximate date:

• Men’s fashion — straw boater hats, bowler hats, and suits — typical of 1900–1920s.
• The hearse is horse-drawn, even though cars existed — suggesting either pre-1920s or a traditional funeral of that era.
• Print quality and photographic paper — probably September 1919, same as the previous photo, if this is part of the same event.

❗️ Possible significance:

If this is from the same archive and period as the photo of L. Hautala’s funeral, then:

This could be a public demonstration/procession in her honor — especially if she was a victim during a strike.

• The black flag, the presence of a marching band, and the scale of the procession suggest it was an important event for the whole town — a funeral as a political or social protest.

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Analysis of the Second Photograph

This is a photo of a funeral ceremony, likely taken in the United States in the early 20th century. The inscription on the photo reads:

“MRS. L. Hautala kaatunut lakkoilijelus 9/22/19 New Castle, PA.”

Let’s break it down:

• “MRS. L. Hautala” — the name of the deceased woman, possibly L. Hautala.
• “kaatunut lakkoilijelus” — this is written in Finnish, though with errors. It likely means either “kaatunut lakkoilijaksi” or “kaatunut lakossa”, which translates as “killed while striking” or “fallen striker.”
• “9/22/19” — the date: September 22, 1919.
• “New Castle, PA” — the city of New Castle, Pennsylvania, USA.

Context:

In 1919, the U.S. saw numerous labor strikes, including among steelworkers and coal miners. New Castle, PA, was an industrial town that employed many Finnish immigrants, so such labor conflicts could have taken place there.

Summary:

This is a photo of the funeral of a Finnish woman named L. Hautala, who is believed to have died as a result of her involvement in a labor strike on September 22, 1919, in New Castle, Pennsylvania. The photo shows a gathering of people — likely the Finnish diaspora or labor communities — taking part in the farewell ceremony.

Image was taken around 1964 in Chile, would like to know the location since it’s the anniversary of his passing. Thanks!

My mother went on vacation to Spain and Portugal in the early 70’s and stood in front of these beautiful doors but she did not write on the back any details of the location. I have used Google Lens to zoom in on the doors and it indicates they are at the Evora Cathedral in Portugal but when I zoom in on the doors and the murals behind her they do not seem to match present day Evora. Is this indeed Evora or somewhere else?