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Capture from the Morrison Bridge pedestrian ramp looking over the Willamette River towards downtown Portland.
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Adjunto una hermosa melodía de Wise Hand:
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Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ciudad antigua que cuenta con un amplio patrimonio histórico, aunque durante las últimas décadas ha sido sometida a una amplia modernización. Cuenta con el metro más largo de Portugal, que cubre no sólo el Centro, sino también zonas de su área metropolitana como Senhora da Hora o Maia. Asimismo, el aeropuerto internacional Sá Carneiro ha sido recientemente ampliado para permitir una capacidad de 16 millones de pasajeros anuales.
Desde muy antiguo hay una rivalidad entre Lisboa y Oporto. Dicen que esta ciudad tiene un cierto aire británico, desde que se asentaron aquí los comerciantes de vino ingleses. Dice el refrán popular que «Lisboa se divierte, Coimbra canta, Braga reza y Oporto trabaja».
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I like John King's review of The Bay Lights:
www.sfgate.com/bayarea/place/article/Bay-Lights-dazzles-b...
The lights are invisible from YBI and partially visible (the eastern half) from TI. I know this is to prevent the lights from being seen by westbound drivers, but it's unfortunate, since YBI is the only place that is close to the bridge and near eye level with the lights.
I do like the fact that a decent amount of light makes it to the "back" side of SF, south of the bridge. This allows the towers to cut silhouettes in front of the strands and thus there is some interplay with the architecture.
Lastly, I think it'll be hard to get a good reflection off the bay. It's usually not still enough to reflect even the towers except during a heat wave, plus the permanent deck lighting is brighter than all other bridge lights.
Pier 30-32. 24-70 @ 40mm, f/11, 0.5 - 30s, ISO 200-800.
Worm's eye view of the William Arrol hammerhead crane at the James Watt Dock, Greenock. Inexplicably I found myself taking a wander down there very late on last Hogmany...
El tren de los 80 ve el pasado de un 121 procedente de Vigo camino de Valladolid y posteriormente a Madrid-Chamartín.
We took a family cruise to Alaska and it was amazing! Here's the view from the top deck one evening before we all went to dinner together. via Trey Ratcliff on FB at ift.tt/1v05hWZ Snapchat: treyratcliff ift.tt/1qx3iMJ Instagram: treyratcliff ift.tt/1c7s6Uy