Moving Past Collection

Afghan nomad family in front of one of two Buddhas of Bamiyan, 1950, Painting
Afghanistan, 20th century. Afghan nomad family in front of one of the two Buddhas of Bamiyan, 1950. Painting. Both statues were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001

The vertical reef wall at Shark Reef, Ras Mohammed, with Scalefin anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) and soft corals (Dendronephthya spp.) Yellowsaddle goatfish (Parupeneus cyclostomus)

Whale shark (Rhincodon typus) with shoal of anchovies staying near to avoid predation. Los Roques, Venezuela. Caribbean

Two Great egrets (Ardea alba) wading, silhouetted at dawn, Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India

Nesting female Olive ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) passing new hatchling. Playa Escobilla Sanctuary, Oaxaca, Mexico

Moon over village of Oia with blue dome church
Moon over the village of Oia with blue domed church, woman passing by on the stairs on the left.Santorini, Cyclades islands, Mediterranean sea, Greece

Busy street in New York City, (B&W)

Fifth Avenue, New York City, (B&W), (High angle view)

Christmas Toys
December 1907: Street traders busy selling toys to the passers-by. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Traffic At Bank
25th June 1912: Passers-by and traffic at the Bank of England looking towards the Royal Exchange in the City of London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Traffic At Bank
June 1912: Traffic and passers-by at Bank, London. The Royal Exchange is in the background. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Old Curiosity Shop
16th August 1912: Passers-by in front of the Old Curiosity Shop in London, immortalised in Charles Dickens novel The Old Curiosity Shop. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Italy, Veneto, Venice. View of a canal with gondola passing

Public Nuisance
28th January 1939: An unusual sign in Londons Mayfair warns passers-by against making a public nuisance of themselves. Original Publication: Picture Post - 80 - Mayfair - pub

A Little Nuisance
A young passer-by disturbs a courting couple. The caption reads The fat boy awoke on this occasion only. Original Artwork

Holborn
1912: Traffic and passers-by at Holborn in London. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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"Moving Past: A Journey Through Time and Nature" In the depths of history, an Afghan nomad family stands resilient in front of the majestic Buddhas of Bamiyan, reminding us to move past the trials that once held us back. Witnessing a miracle unfold, a nesting female Olive ridley turtle passes on new life at Playa Escobilla Sanctuary in Mexico - a powerful symbol obstacles towards a brighter future. Dive into the mesmerizing vertical reef wall at Shark Reef, Ras Mohammed, where Scalefin anthias dance gracefully - a testament to nature's ability to move forward despite challenges. A gentle giant glides through the ocean depths as a whale shark finds solace among anchovies, showcasing how unity can help us overcome adversity and keep moving ahead. Two Great egrets wade silently against the dawn's canvas at Keoladeo National Park, embodying grace and resilience as they navigate their way forward amidst life's uncertainties. Amidst mourning and remembrance, London bids farewell to the Duke of Wellington in 1852 - an emblematic moment urging society to honor our past while forging ahead with strength and purpose. Bathed in moonlight, Oia village reveals its timeless beauty with its iconic blue dome church - inspiring us all to embrace change while preserving our cherished traditions. As we wander through bustling streets adorned with vibrant displays, window shopping becomes more than just browsing; it becomes an opportunity for personal growth and embracing new beginnings. The dazzling lights of Piccadilly Circus illuminate our path forward as we leave behind old chapters and embark on fresh adventures filled with hope and possibility. Regent Street beckons with its elegant charm, inviting us to step out from our comfort zones into uncharted territories where growth awaits those who dare to take that first step forward.