Részletes keresés
Keresés

Aktuális sajtó tartalmak és illusztrációs fotók

[springtime tree] képek

491 525 találat
  • / 500
  • kép/oldal:
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
Withered tree canopies stand in the sunny light in the forest. Forest fires, bark beetles, and storms are affecting Europe's forests and have contributed to forest decline and tree death. (Thematic image, symbolic image) Frechen, May 1, 2026-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RF
Close view of magnolia blossoms in pink and purple tones with green leaves and soft bokeh background. Spring botanical image for backdrop and design-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RF
Close up of blooming magnolia flowers with vibrant pink and purple petals, fresh green leaves and soft blurred natural background. Premium wallpaper-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
RM
May 1, 2026, Tehatta, West Bengal, India: The full moon in May is known as the Flower Moon, marking the peak of spring with abundant blooming flowers. It is known as Buddha Purnima or Vesak, a sacred day in Buddhism commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and passing (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. It is also referred to by indigenous names such as the Budding Moon, Frog Moon, or Planting Moon. Here, the moon is visible through the window and through the date palm leaves of the trees. Occasionally, scattered black clouds would drift in and obscure the moon at Tehatta. (Credit Image: © Sou-stock-foto
next page