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Once again in the splendid Circeo National Park. It wasn't a good day for photography, few flowers and many dry plants for the heat of summer but, fortunately, the light and shadows created a magical palette of opportunities.
Walking in the Circeo National Park. The amazing world under the trees… I’m fascinated by mushrooms and their ability to grow wherever there is shade and humidity, their shapes and colors, their tenacity. I don’t know them, I look at them, I admire them and I try to steal an image to take with me.
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Kowloon from above. One of the many rewarding views along the Maclehose hiking trail in Hong Kong.
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Woman in Khorramabad , Iran.
Every year to mark the death of Imam Hussein, Shia muslims mourn for 10 days. In Khorramabad women walk through the streets and light candles.It is a time to also make wishes of health, money or about any problem, so the women cover their face to remain anonymous.
Minimal street style image of a Man working on the overhead power cables in the desert of Pushkar, Rajasthan, India.
www.thetravelpictures.com: Colourful cabins of a ferris wheel at the Kadriorg park in Tallinn, Estonia on a grey autumn day. - ift.tt/2FvfLtF //
A man dressed as a monk is looking at his phone outside the entrance to the medieval town hall of Tallinn, Estonia
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Walking in the garden of a farmer friend of mine offers many opportunities to photograph. While age is sometimes an obstacle to great trips for amazing landscapes, it sometimes helps you to discover a fantastic world in the little things that surround us.
The village of Gourdon is perched on a dizzying peak of 760 m and overlooks the Loup Valley. This location has earned it the nickname of "Eagle's Nest". It is part of the 149 most beautiful villages in France and has two flowers in the Entente Florale.
Iceland
Blocks of glacial ice calve from the mighty Vatnajokull glacier and flow down from the glacial lagoon, a short distance behind my vantage point. They are carried by a short river from the lagoon into the ocean and wash up here at Jökulsárlón beach.
A panoramic autumn view looking north from high atop Claggett Hill at the Missouri River valley at Judith Landing near the PN Bridge.
Located on top of Claggett Hill is a historical marker, which reads:
"In 1866, the U.S. Army established Camp Cooke on the west bank of the Judith River near here to protect local settlers from Indian raids. Shortly thereafter, steamboat entrepreneur and trader T.C. Power built a small trading post near the camp to supply goods and services to soldiers. The post was named Fort Claggett in honor of William Claggette, one of Montana Territory's most respected politicians and capitalists. After Campe Cooke closed in 1870, Power build a second Fort Claggett east of Judith River about two miles from this marker. Strategically located near a river ford, the fort obtained supplies from steamboats playing the Missouri and shipped out beaver pelts, buffalo hides and cattle. By 1884 this segment of the Clagett was heavily used by freighters, cowboys, businessmen, Indians, and miners seeking their fortunes in the nearby Judith Mountains. In the mid-1880s, Power and Gilman Norris formed the Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company with its headquarters at Fort Clagett. At its peak in the late 1880s Fort Claggett consisted of a store, hotel, salogon, warehouse, mail station, stables, and sheep sheds. Although Fergus County has actively maintained portions of the Claggett Trail, this section exists unaltered and is representative of late 19th century freighting roads."
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