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Taken from a jeep, as we drove by the sea.
At Dhanushkodi, which is the place nearest to Sri Lanka in India - a mere 16 kms!
Succession de pylônes le long du building du centre des sciences, dans le vieux-port. La photo a été prise dans les marches du grand escaliers tout au bout du quai.
Deviné par Simon-M. Vaillancourt
For Our Daily Challenge - Angle/Perspective
For Our Daily Topic - Nursery Rhymes
You can say this is an "up close and personal" perspective. This critter was "hanging out" in my dining room this morning.
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A third shot of Romsey Abbey with the chairs out (for recording a CD). Always worth trying an off-axis view, often enhances the grandeur and perspective of a big building, as here I think.
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Au rythme où va l'arrachage de vignes dans les coteaux lot-et-garonnais, il ne restera bientôt plus que la photographie pour trouver encore des perspectives intéressantes à la viticulture (47)
Whilst in Kyabram, we spent an afternoon walking around Horseshoe Bend and Moama Wharf. Living in Melbourne, I didn't realise how close this part of the NSW border was to me, and it's so beautiful.
You may notice in some of these images a dark mark on the tree trunks. This marks the level of the water as it rose up over the immensely tall river banks during the catastrophic floods last year. According to local authorities, the levels rose 94.94 metres (from sea level)! It is truly humbling to see.
One of the off-tracks led to a marsh that had hundreds of white cranes wading through the green plant beds - mesmerising!
On the way back I stopped to watch as dozens of lorikeets, galahs, and cockatoos flew overhead and filled the tree canopy high above.
Then I heard a toot and was flooded with emotion - was it a famous steamer?! A little known geeky fact about me is that I have had a long fascination with Murray River steamboats but have never seen one - this was my opportunity! In the cold evening air, with asthmatic lungs filled with bronchitis, I ran as fast as I could to get back to the Moama Wharf. From atop my perch there I took so many images of an actual steamer as it chugged along down the Murray River. Glorious!