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I live in Naples in Italy. Here because of the coronavirus we cannot go out unless strictly necessary and so I decided to photograph my quarantine.
Le mâle vient de laisser la place à la femelle que voici. Elle inspecte les alentours avant de rentrer dans sa loge couver durant trois heures.
El pico Ocejón con sus 2.049 m. de altitud, es una montaña constituida por piedra de pizarra y formada por plegación, del Sistema Central situada en la vertiente sur de la Sierra de Ayllón , al noroeste de la provincia de Guadalajara.
pic cu~ r` up len cho do~ bun`:D
anh goc k photo :P
NOT CHUA. FAV + CM + NOTE NHIU NHIU NHA
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16/5:Sang nay xin chuyen~ truong....nhan dc 1 cau noi' rat soc la` f~ len tan so?....
The la` danh` f~ ve nha` un...hut hang~ wa'...og thay xao. thy me....co ai chuyen~ truog ma len so/ bh
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Trua nay bog~ thay a luot nhah wa e....guog mat lah =))
E cam? thay hoi bat ngo` va` ngac nhien....co doi chut ngo~ ngag`
A luot wa e nhe nhu con gio'...a bik e mun' noi voi a diu ji k
E thy' mih da~ dug khi ct day a ak`!....A khac xua wa' rui` (nghia~ den lun do hiu~ hk :P )
p/s: Dao ni` dag tih trang chua` thuog xuyen....k choi v. dau nha.
I took a guided tour to Delphi and bus ride from Athens was about 2 hours and 30 minutes. We stopped at a little town where got out to stretch out our legs, buy bottled water, and eat a few snacks before continuing our scenic route to Delphi. Once we arrived, our tour guide showed us several ancient ruins of Delphi. She showed us the treasury where the Greek city states would come in and put their treasure, gold, and money as part of an offering to the Greek god Apollo. We also saw the remains of Apollo's temple, theatre, and stadium. Then we had a short tour of the nearby museum. After having lunch, we saw the remains of the Oracle before returning to Athens.
For 52 Weeks of Pics 2015
Week 52 - Favourite Photo of the Year
I'm allowing myself two contributions to this week's theme as they have equal significance for me. This one I love because it's one of the first I produced for my newly-joined camera club, which has been a massive source of information and inspiration for me in 2015.
I've been trying to find my own 'style' attempting to develop an eye for backlit subjects, as I really love the dramatic slant this gives to the most ordinary objects. I was spoilt for subject matter here, as this was taken in the 'golden hour' at a well known garden in Bedfordshire - it's such a beautiful place and the pic doesn't really do it justice, but it kind of summed up my photographic journey through 2015.