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Como Lake is a small lake in Como Lake Park in the city of Coquitlam, British Columbia.
It forms the headwaters of the Como watershed and is an urban fishing and recreation area in the city of Coquitlam as well as the Lower Mainland.
The lake is very popular with joggers and walkers, the trail around the lake being 1 km in length. There are small stocked rainbow trout, carp, and catfish living in the lake.
Como Lake park,
Harbour Chines, Coquitlam, British Columbia,Canada
Lago de Como, Italia (Italy)
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Il momento in cui il sole è sceso sotto l'orizzonte e il cielo assume una particolare tonalità molto amata dai fotografi e dagli artisti in generale viene chiamato "ora blu".Questo termine deriva dal francese Heure Bleue ed è quel momento in cui nell'atmosfera viene diffusa una luce di colore blu/violetto mentre quella rossa si perde direttamente nello spazio.
I toni scuri di questo momento della giornata,non riescono a nascondere i dettagli di quello che state fotografando come invece succede quando si scatta di notte.Ci sono due momenti della giornata in cui è possibile approfittare di queste specifiche condizioni di luce,mezz'ora prima dell'alba e altrettanti minuti dopo il tramonto quando il cielo ha un colore piu' ricco ed intenso
La strada Regia è l'antico percorso via terra tracciato lungo la riva occidentale del Lago di Como, nacque come raccordo degli antichi sentieri, prendendo questo nome nell'anno 1187.
We stayed one night in Varenna, a picturesque town of 500 people on Lake Como in northern Italy. Almost all shops and restaurants are closed in January. At high season in summer the town is overrun by 6000 tourists a day. This is the view from the tiny harbor seen through a fisheye lens.
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Zwei Bilder vorher hab ich ein Foto mit dem gleichen Motiv hochgeladen, was ich mit dem Iphone gemacht habe. Hier seht Ihr mal den Unterschied zwischen einem Foto mit dem Iphone und der Nikon.
Versione ri-editata di una foto precedente: c'è chi sceglie di sfamare i gattini, chi opta per altre specie animali..
Harbour Chines, Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
The lake is stocked with catachable-size rainbow trout. Each May, Festival Coquitlam hosts the Como Lake Fish Derby, a free event for children and youth 16 years and younger.
A one kilometre lakeside loop trail for a quiet walk or a fitness jog - Lakeside benches, open grass areas, picnic amenities and a playground invite relaxing, socializing and casual play.
A seasonal or permanent home for many species - As the headwater of the Como Creek Watershed, the lake environment is an ecologically sensitive habitat that supports a variety of bird and other species.
This was shot from California Pass. You can see Hurricane Pass in the reddish area in the upper left center. The road on the left is the one I drove from Hurricane Pass to California Pass.
Where I shot this is around 13,000 feet. Even without good light, this is still one of the best views in the San Juans.
ST. PETER AND PAUL - Romanesque-style Catholic Church built in the 9th to 10th century and located in Agliate - Italy (Lombardy). Inside bones of St. Biagio that in Italian tradition protects the throat. Every 3rd February it is used to eat a slice of "panettone" (tipical sweet left from Christmas) so that St. Biagio will protect your throat during the year.
The road you see on the left is the one to Hurricane Pas. The one to the right goes to Poughkeepsie Gulch. Although you can't tell from this photo, the road to Hurricane is a ledge road, but not real narrow. You can also see a vehicle on the road to give it scale.
This is located between Hurricane Pass and California Pass. I am shooting from California Pass. Whenever to go to the San Juans, I always go here.
The first trails I do every year are Corkscrew Gulch, Hurricane Pass, California Pass to Animas Forks Ghost Town. I have done this same loop over 20 times.
Last year I added Placer and Picayune gulches. Really enjoyed seeing them again.