Stained glass window in the Synagoge of Enschede (featured) and 'selected'.

Via Appia near Quarto Miglio (valued)

Early christian funerary inscription (valued)

What's the point? (a questionable geodetic marker) (quality image)

House altar, Herculaneum

Enschede stationsplein

Enschede, City Hall (Stadhuis)

Synagoge, Enschede, Mozaiek (priestly blessing). Strangely, it's quite popular as an illustration for the Vulcan salute, too.

(To) Our Lord Honorius, the most noble and invincible, dedicated by Rufius Antonius Agrypnius Volusianus in 417-418. The blood on the inscription is real. A tourist had just cut herself.

Sepulchral inscription of Allia Potestas, by one of her two lovers, who extols on her beauty and virtue with considerable talent.

Urn for the ashes of Tiberius Claudius Chryseros, Julia Theonoes and Claudia Dorcas

Secutor vs Retirarius, note the theta nigrum, indicating the death of the gladiator. I found out what it was when the Italian wiki used the image in an article.

Sepulchral monument for "Sextus Rufius Achilleus, who lived seven months and nine days. Sextus Rufius Decibalus, whose lovely son he was, made this."

Sepulchral inscription for Tiberius Claudius Epaphroditus, freedman of Claudius (probably) and Nero's nomenclator,

Bentheim Castle, Pulverturm, ("powdertower") from the 11th or 12th century.

Vinyard near Oberdollendorf. This is the most northern slope used for Viticulture along the river Rhine in Germany.

Drachenfels, south view

North view on Bonn

Thaumetopoea processionea. The itchy, slightly creepy Oak processionary.

Schwarze Teufelskralle "Black Devilsclaw" (Phyteuma nigrum), Surprisingly we have no article on it.

Bruninksbeek, Smalenbroek. If you don't know where it is, you'll never find it.

Polytrichum juniperinum sporecapsules.

Drosera intermedia.