This is more of an ironic one, cause this actually got rejected for poor photo quality (its been accepted since, but a less interesting photo)
Love the foggy backgrlund and the frozen spider web
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Some recent photos/wayspots i’ve submitted
Last one is a summit logbook, inside a weatherproof container
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Oh the northern lights one is particularly special for me being Ive only seen it once, but those are all absolutely gorgeous!
Here is a recent photo edit I did. Few days later the tree were out of bloom so I got it just in time! Very happy with how it turned out!
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That’s so beautiful!
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Geocache?
Btw those are amazing photos
not a geocache, just a logbook for people to write their names in to mark their visit to the peak
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Well i think thats basically what geocache do haha.
Nice photos
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Some nice photos from my nearby lakes.
Lake Vättern, Hjo - Bathing platform with bath temperature sensor in Celsius
Lake Vättern, Vadstena - Vätterviks minigolf court
Lake Furusjö, Habo County - Boules court
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I’ve always been intrigued by the Photography of the Photos that I see on Niantic titles.
It could be old, mis-aligned photos, or a photo that I seen of an Ingress Second Sunday at London. (I think.)
These are photos that I took, and I like!
Mod. Edit: merged and minor adjustments to fit into this thread
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Hello and welcome @eelmou
I like your photo and am intrigued as to what it is.
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It’s a public artwork 
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LEMBUR KATUMBIRI
Lembur Katumbiri, formerly known as Kampung Pelangi 200, is a densely populated village on the slopes of the Cikapundung River in D4go, Coblong, Bandung City. It went viral for its colorfully painted roofs and houses. Occupancy began in the late 1990s, and over time, the number of houses increased, becoming known as “rumah tumbuh” (growing houses). The houses’ multi-story architecture continues to grow, keeping pace with the number of people relocating and raising families. Many residents were relocated from around Tamansari, and some came from outside the Bandung area. Unfortunately, since its inauguration in 2018, its exotic colors have slowly faded, resulting in a decline in tourist arrivals. The name “Lembur Katumbiri” itself comes from Sundanese, meaning “Rainbow Village.”
In April 2025, the Bandung City Government collaborated with renowned artist John Martono to reactivate the area by painting and reorganizing it. The painting is different from the previous one, with artistic touches by John Martono adding to the beauty of Lembur Katumbiri. This reactivation is expected to attract tourists again and help boost the local economy.
The house is located on the slopes of the Sangui Cikapundung River, where the Cikapundung River serves as drainage, tourism, and raw water in the upstream area, making it crucial to maintain its sustainability.
This is basically a bunch of SFPRP painted in color
It become some sort of selfie destination in walking trail
But good thing there is this plague😁
My submission just got approved
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