Our world is full of wonders; it never ceases to overwhelm. We can never fathom the breathtaking beauty and sights it beholds.  Only someone who has travelled the lengths and breadths of the world knows what stunning really is. New-York-based photographer Richard Silver http://remotesilver.com/ has been capturing the beauty if this world through his lens for quite some time now. While his tilt shift photos add a striking perspective to landscapes and cityscapes, his time slice pictures are a reminder time can change everything. We have compiled a few photographs he clicked on many of his travel as part of the Remote Traveller programme.

Adding a different perspective to the Great Wall of China

© Richard Silver

A tilt shift view of Machu Pichu

© Richard Silver

City lights in Bogota, Columbia

© Richard Silver

Vastly different from how the city looks in the morning

© Richard Silver

Civilization is nothing but a pack of cards. A coastal view of the port city of Santander in Spain, 

© Richard Silver

This could so have been a Game of Thrones location

© Richard Silver

We are merely cogs in the wheel of civilization. Seen in the picture is Oscar Niemeyer Cultural Centre in Spain,

© Richard Silver

Somewhere on a lone isle in Peru

© Richard Silver

The salt flats aren't the only beautiful sight in Bolivia

© Richard Silver

Los Glaciares National Park, Glacier Perito Moreno in El Calafate, Argentina. #argentinað¦ð· #glaciernationalpark #glacier #elcalafate #park #ice #snow #mountains #patagonia

A post shared by Richard Silver (@richardsilverphoto) on May 12, 2017 at 4:02am PDT

Mighty nature stands tall

Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate, Argentina. #argentina #elcalafate #glacier #ice #snow #mountains #landscape #patagonia

A post shared by Richard Silver (@richardsilverphoto) on May 2, 2017 at 3:28am PDT

For more of Richard's work, check out his Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/richardsilverphoto/?hl=en