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Vista impressionante das quedas d'água das Fisgas de Ermelo, captada a partir de um dos miradouros da área. Localizadas no Parque Natural do Alvão, estas cascatas são um dos maiores desníveis hidrográficos da Europa, com águas que correm vigorosamente por formações rochosas de xisto e quartzito. Um exemplo notável da força da natureza e da beleza selvagem da região.
Pictured during a visit to Chester in July 2024.
"There are some things you learn best in calm, and some in storm." - Willa Cather
A strong and colorful sunset in Attica - Greece
An excellent purple light, during a sunset taken from the summit of Poikilon mt, over Petroupolis - Athens.
A windy afternoon in Sheringham, UK.
Self, September 2014
Title by my favourite band The National.
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Week 10 of 52
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Title: Plainsong by The Cure (link)
Taken at Triglav National Park in Slovenia
The view was so impressive and I can easily say that this was the most beautiful place I've been to so far.
(In the background you can see a little part of Lake Bohinj.)
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Plaza de España, Sevilla, Spain.
The Plaza de España ("Spain Square", in English) is a plaza located in the Parque de María Luisa (Maria Luisa Park), in Seville, Spain built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It is a landmark example of the Renaissance Revival style in Spanish architecture.
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Triana or Isabel II Bridge (Spanish: Puente de Triana), constructed between 1845 and 1852.
Sevilla, Spain.
Tech:
Nikon D700
Nikkor 24-70 mm f/2.8
35 mm
ISO 200
f/16
5 xps ranging from 1s to 15s
Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod with 488RC2 Ballhead
Nikon MC-36 Cable Remote
Shots merged in Enfuse
PP with Nik Color Efex Pro 4 and Lightroom 3.6
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Breathtaking view on The Puente Nuevo (New Bridge), finished in 1793. Ronda, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain.
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What better place to celebrate your birthday than to be looking down on this view at the top of The Peak on Hong Kong Island. I was hardly alone in this as many others were after the same scene. The evening was topped off with a meal at the Kyo Hachi, the Japanese restaurant up there. The full banquet was had, salad, sashimi, tepanyaki, miso soup, ice cream (you have to have ice cream on your birthday), and the biggest bill I ever paid for a meal. It was worth it though, to have this view out the window whilst eating. I guess you're only 21 once...
Headed to Yosemite
So, word has it the world ends starting tonight. Personally, little if any religious claims deserve serious thought - this one least of all. I suppose the childish stupidity and pure ridiculous nature of this particular claim is that has caught the national attention. Well, if you know anyone making decisions about who gets "raptured," please tell them I'd rather be left behind in paradise, thanks! One of the hikes we are looking forward to is along these two waterfalls behind Half Dome. The snow pack is massive this year and these falls should be roaring, especially as compared to the trickle you can see here in this violet hour photograph.
Here are a few images from a trip I made there last summer. Within 20 minutes of first arriving in the valley there was a thunderous rock slide atop one of the valley's walls. I grabbed my camera and snapped off a few frames of the sunlight streaking through the dust.
Hoping for a roaring Bridalveil Falls and some beautiful light - things get dry and cloudless in the summertime.
The snow pack is so big that Glacier Point (an impressive view and a huge parking lot during the summertime, isn't yet open. Here's an image I made just before sunset from Glacier Point last July:
Headed to Yosemite
So, word has it the world ends starting tonight. Personally, little if any religious claims deserve serious thought - this one least of all. I suppose the childish stupidity and pure ridiculous nature of this particular claim is that has caught the national attention. Well, if you know anyone making decisions about who gets "raptured," please tell them I'd rather be left behind in paradise, thanks! One of the hikes we are looking forward to is along these two waterfalls behind Half Dome. The snow pack is massive this year and these falls should be roaring, especially as compared to the trickle you can see here in this violet hour photograph.
Here are a few images from a trip I made there last summer. Within 20 minutes of first arriving in the valley there was a thunderous rock slide atop one of the valley's walls. I grabbed my camera and snapped off a few frames of the sunlight streaking through the dust.
Hoping for a roaring Bridalveil Falls and some beautiful light - things get dry and cloudless in the summertime.
The snow pack is so big that Glacier Point (an impressive view and a huge parking lot during the summertime, isn't yet open. Here's an image I made just before sunset from Glacier Point last July:
Headed to Yosemite
So, word has it the world ends starting tonight. Personally, little if any religious claims deserve serious thought - this one least of all. I suppose the childish stupidity and pure ridiculous nature of this particular claim is that has caught the national attention. Well, if you know anyone making decisions about who gets "raptured," please tell them I'd rather be left behind in paradise, thanks! One of the hikes we are looking forward to is along these two waterfalls behind Half Dome. The snow pack is massive this year and these falls should be roaring, especially as compared to the trickle you can see here in this violet hour photograph.
Here are a few images from a trip I made there last summer. Within 20 minutes of first arriving in the valley there was a thunderous rock slide atop one of the valley's walls. I grabbed my camera and snapped off a few frames of the sunlight streaking through the dust.
Hoping for a roaring Bridalveil Falls and some beautiful light - things get dry and cloudless in the summertime.
The snow pack is so big that Glacier Point (an impressive view and a huge parking lot during the summertime, isn't yet open. Here's an image I made just before sunset from Glacier Point last July:
Headed to Yosemite
So, word has it the world ends starting tonight. Personally, little if any religious claims deserve serious thought - this one least of all. I suppose the childish stupidity and pure ridiculous nature of this particular claim is that has caught the national attention. Well, if you know anyone making decisions about who gets "raptured," please tell them I'd rather be left behind in paradise, thanks! One of the hikes we are looking forward to is along these two waterfalls behind Half Dome. The snow pack is massive this year and these falls should be roaring, especially as compared to the trickle you can see here in this violet hour photograph.
Here are a few images from a trip I made there last summer. Within 20 minutes of first arriving in the valley there was a thunderous rock slide atop one of the valley's walls. I grabbed my camera and snapped off a few frames of the sunlight streaking through the dust.
Hoping for a roaring Bridalveil Falls and some beautiful light - things get dry and cloudless in the summertime.
The snow pack is so big that Glacier Point (an impressive view and a huge parking lot during the summertime, isn't yet open. Here's an image I made just before sunset from Glacier Point last July:
Headed to Yosemite
So, word has it the world ends starting tonight. Personally, little if any religious claims deserve serious thought - this one least of all. I suppose the childish stupidity and pure ridiculous nature of this particular claim is that has caught the national attention. Well, if you know anyone making decisions about who gets "raptured," please tell them I'd rather be left behind in paradise, thanks! One of the hikes we are looking forward to is along these two waterfalls behind Half Dome. The snow pack is massive this year and these falls should be roaring, especially as compared to the trickle you can see here in this violet hour photograph.
Here are a few images from a trip I made there last summer. Within 20 minutes of first arriving in the valley there was a thunderous rock slide atop one of the valley's walls. I grabbed my camera and snapped off a few frames of the sunlight streaking through the dust.
Hoping for a roaring Bridalveil Falls and some beautiful light - things get dry and cloudless in the summertime.
The snow pack is so big that Glacier Point (an impressive view and a huge parking lot during the summertime, isn't yet open. Here's an image I made just before sunset from Glacier Point last July:
