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Ilheus da Ribeira da Janela rocks in front of a bouldery beach
at Ribeira da Janela, Madeira, Portugal
for an enjoyable 'Travel Tuesday'!
Location: Grauland
Joy's version | Wiona's version | Oscar's version
Thanks guys for the spontaneous fun shoot :-D
The Highland Boundary Fault across Loch Lomond as seen from Conic Hill. The Highlands to the right (north), the lowlands to the left (south)
New Pose in my store! An iconic Image ... Grab him now at Launch price! #selfpromo
Duvels Iconic Freddie
Heaven Ocean Green Backdrop - The Bearded Guy
The Empire State Building and food vendors seen on a side street are an iconic sight in midtown Manhattan.
The Flying Scotsman crossing the Forth Rail Bridge. Its not often that 2 icons of British Engineering come together like this.
I'll bet these are two of the most photographed building in the Old Town area of Stockholm. This is my version. Severely straightened and processed with textures.
Happy Slider Sunday - HSS
Textures by Lenabem-Anna and Skeletalmess.
One of the most popular sport climbing features at Smith Rock. Photo taken along Misery Ridge, another iconic feature at Smith, on a summer afternoon. Crooked River makes an oxbow bend around the park.
I posted this photo awhile back then thought it needed a bit more touch. Thanks so much for stopping by! Always appreciated!
Have a great weekend!
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul.
Hagia Sophia is a former Christian patriarchal basilica, which later became an imperial mosque and now a museum. One of the world's most iconic buildings.
Snowy Owl: Ontario, Canada
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Near Cutface Creek - Lake Superior
My last spring adventure photo, at least for now! This pristine beautiful morning is so typical, with puffy low clouds, soft sunlight and random rough rocks along the shoreline!
It's this peaceful ambience I seek and enjoy so much!
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Vintage, rustic-style entrance sign on Highway 61 at Gooseberry Falls State Park. This sign is one of my earliest memories of the North Shore.
The park is located in Castle Danger, about ten miles north of Two Harbors, Minnesota on the North Shore of Lake Superior. It is one of Minnesota's most popular and treasured state parks.
It was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the late 1930's/early 1940's as part of the New Deal getting men back to work during the Great Depression. There are several awesome historic buildings here along with lots of trails, many feet of rocky Lake Superior shoreline, a campground (book a year ahead of time for summer camping!), an awesome picnic area with CCC-built tables still in place and lots more.
It's a "must stop" place if you are going anywhere on the North Shore.
Almost abstract crop on a '41 Packard 120 Nose. Very oblique light exaggerates the shades.
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The morning was looking very fall-ish with mist in the woods, leaves on the ground, and shades of orange.
The wonderful iconic Wellington Cable Car. The sky was a fabulous colour but I decided to try and do selective colour process to show off the car.
Built in 1974, the sign became known as the “gateway to the Cross”, featuring on music videos, TV, famous photographs and as a landmark meeting point.
Considered the largest billboard in the Southern Hemisphere at 41 metres long and 13 metres high, the sign is comprised of two sides – the right being the traditional red and white Coca-Cola sign and the left being a flex-faced sign that’s used to display the latest Coke campaigns.
Kings Cross, Sydney
August, 2019