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Tony and I wandered up Saddle Tor this morning, quite late by our standards but it was only a recce really. Anyway, the views and the play of light and shade as the clouds passed overhead were too much to resist, so we didn't!
3 shot pano.
Green is the word in this part of the planet. Slovenia really must have invented a particular green hue of its own.... On the far right the typical shepherds huts. That was a beautiful hike.
Shot with a Nexus 5X smartphone.
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Panorámicas de Ceuta. Panorámica de la playa del Chorrillo, con HDR. Realizada con ICE. Canon 70D. Canon EF 28 - 135mm. 3 fotos.
Looking over Gullmarsfjörden towards Lysekil from Fiskebäckskil. That's a mouthful to say as a Swedish-speaking Englishman!
A 5 shot pano. Or was it 6 lol? Can't remember now....
Greening up in the lowlands of my valley at the foot of the Cathedrals, the mountains still retain vestiges of snowy freshness.
New!! Challenge 156.0 ~ Community Street ~ The Award Tree ~
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This was made using PANO-Vision
This has to be one of the heaviest foggy mornings I have experienced. It was odd to see the sun like this at 9am. The entire landscape was changed.
This is a four image Pano
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I've seen many pictures of this ancient place, read many books about it, and seen many documentaries. None of it prepared me for the awe I would feel when I saw it with my own eyes. The scale of the place is huge, and the setting is fantastic. Trying to do it justice in a photograph is almost futile, and even a pano as wide as this will only give you a hint of what it is like to be there. Go if you possibly can!
It's been a while since I did a Pano of Mahone Bay. This one is 5 images stitched. There was still a touch of snow left on the rooftops and some of the trees. Please view larger on black.
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Mahone Bay is a bay located on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia, Canada along the eastern end of Lunenburg County.
Opening south directly onto the Atlantic, its eastern shore is formed by the Aspotogan Peninsula and its western shore is formed by the First Peninsula (of Lunenburg). The Chester Peninsula juts several kilometres into Mahone Bay at roughly its midpoint.
The bay's geological history differs from its eastern neighbour, St. Margarets Bay, in that Mahone Bay shows a greater variety of soils and bedrock. Numerous glacial drumlins on the western shore near the towns of Mahone Bay and Lunenburg have resulted in small-scale farming operations.
Mahone Bay also differs from St. Margarets Bay in that it is dotted with innumerable small and medium-sized islands throughout its waters. The shelter provided by these islands, along with the summer southwesterly flow, led to the scenery around Mahone Bay becoming a tourist attraction in itself. Today the towns of Chester and Mahone Bay have become a destination for cruising in pleasure yachts. A scenic provincial park at Graves Island just east of Chester is a popular camping destination.
The view across the harbour of its three prominent churches (Anglican, Lutheran, and United) has appeared on many postcards and calendars.