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La Sierra de San Donato (Beriain) es un macizo y estribación montañosa de la Comunidad Foral de Navarra, situada en la parte norte de la Sierra de Andía, cerca de las localidades de Huarte-Araquil.
Su nombre se debe a la ermita dedicada a dicho santo y a San Cayetano que hay en su cumbre más importante, la de Beriáin (1493 m).
quelques millions de photos ont été prises de cet endroit -malgré cela, il reste pour la plupart d'entre nous un lieu magique ,et je voulais en garder un souvenir qui me berce jusqu'au dernier moment. alors je vous le livre en espérant qu'il vous rappelle aussi ce même instant merveilleux ,que seule Venise pouvait faire naître en nous !
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San Sebastián es una ciudad turística situada en la montañosa región española del País Vasco. Es conocida por la playa de la Concha y la playa de Ondarreta, que destacan por su pintoresco paseo frente a la bahía y sus restaurantes de prestigio mundial dirigidos por chefs innovadores.
Todo ello, unido a eventos internacionales como el Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián, el Festival de Jazz de San Sebastián, la Quincena Musical o el Festival de Cine de Terror, ha dado proyección exterior a la ciudad, a pesar de sus pequeñas dimensiones.
Genova, San Teodoro
Sperimentando filtro IR Blue Z1B.
Obbiettivo Canon EF 20-35mm F3.5-4.5 USM su Sony NEX-3N fullspectrum
Our last morning in San Francisco, I went out early to photograph the sunrise from Telegraph Hill. I arrived there when it was still dark, and was able to enjoy the morning's show! This included a light trail from a plane taking off from San Francisco International Airport.
Here's another one of San Francisco's iconic places to see - that I never saw while going to school there for 4+ years. It was fun to walk up the steps and see it at a relaxed pace. Later in the week, when we had a rental car, Wanda and I drove down the street - something you just have to do. You have to feel for the people who live here though - this one block section of Lombard Street gets about 2 million visitors a year. But I guess they would have known that when they purchased their home. The reason the curves were added was due to the trouble cars had in the 1920's making it up the hill. web.archive.org/web/20140222151901/http://www.sfcityguide... This year marks the 100th anniversary of the construction this amazing portion of Lombard Street. HFF!
A view of the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge. I used to drive across this bridge daily. Fortunately, on October 17, 1989, I was working in the East Bay, and actually came home from work early (to watch the baseball World Series between teams from Oakland and San Francisco). Shortly after 5 pm, a large earthquake struck, causing considerable damage, injury and loss of life. It was the strongest earthquake I ever experienced. A portion of the eastern section of the Bay Bridge collapsed that day, along with a double decker freeway (known as the Cypress Structure) in Oakland (which I also regularly used). Just goes to show you how quickly life can change. Photos of the damage to the bridge and freeway can be seen in the article on Wikipedia. The collapse of the Cypress Structure accounted for more deaths than any other incident during the earthquake. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Loma_Prieta_earthquake.
La Iglesia Parroquial-Museo de San Nicolás y San Pedro Mártir de Valencia es una iglesia parroquial situada en el centro histórico de Valencia, concretamente entre los barrios de La Seu, El Carme y El Mercat. Es uno de los mejores ejemplos de convivencia de un edificio de estructura gótica del siglo XV con una espectacular decoración barroca del siglo XVII. Tras su restauración en el año 2016 se la conoce popularmente como la Capilla Sixtina Valenciana.2 Dispone de su habitual horario de culto y también de un horario para visitas turísticas o culturales. Desde 1981 es Bien de Interés Cultural y Monumento Histórico Artístico nacional.
The Parish Church-Museum of San Nicolás and San Pedro Mártir de Valencia is a parish church located in the historic center of Valencia, specifically between the neighborhoods of La Seu, El Carme and El Mercat. It is one of the best examples of coexistence of a building with a Gothic structure from the 15th century with a spectacular Baroque decoration from the 17th century. After its restoration in 2016, it is popularly known as the Valencian Sistine Chapel.2 It has its usual hours of worship and also a schedule for tourist or cultural visits.
Since 1981 it has been a Site of Cultural Interest and a national Historic-Artistic Monument.
L'Església Parroquial-Museu de Sant Nicolau i Sant Pere Màrtir de València és una església parroquial situada al centre històric de València, concretament entre els barris de la Seu, el Carme i el Mercat. És un dels millors exemples de convivència d´un edifici d´estructura gòtica del segle XV amb una espectacular decoració barroca del segle XVII. Després de la restauració l'any 2016 se la coneix popularment com la Capella Sixtina Valenciana.2 Disposa del seu habitual horari de culte i també d'un horari per a visites turístiques o culturals. Des del 1981 és Bé d'Interès Cultural i Monument Històric Artístic nacional.
Cuando hace ya años, en mi juventud, conocí la hermosa ciudad guipuzcoana, sentí una bonita sensación que emanaba de cada rincón que mis ojos escrutaban en ese paisaje que me enganchó a primera vista, esa preciosa bahía semi encerrada por la pequeña isla de Santa Clara, a mitad de camino entre las aguas que tocan la orilla oriental con el Paseo Nuevo del Monte Urgull, donde desde su altura, erigido sobre el castillo de La Mota, la gran imagen del Sagrado Corazón con su gesto bendiciendo la ciudad, luce en las noches sobre la Bahía de La Concha y la otra zona donde al final de la playa de Ondarreta, el Peine del viento del escultor Chillida, acaricia la brisa o sujeta el fuerte viento que sopla a los pies del Monte Igueldo...desde su altura tomé estas vistas en una mañana de imborrable recuerdo para mí
The sun sets on the world’s oldest republic and third smallest country in Europe, it is completely landlocked totally dependent on the energy infrastructure of its host country and loved by all. It’s founder Saint Marinus left an island off Croatia to live in Rimini to work as a mason around 275AD, unfortunately his preaching in his off hours was not appreciated so he had to find refuge from the authorities 10km away Mount Titano was wilderness but after Marinus built a small church there a community sprang up that became the city and state of San Marino officially founded in 301AD. The Republic has to have produced the most feared soldiers or the best diplomats in history to have maintained its independence in the face of so many different factions over Italy’s tumultuous history even surviving the modern unification, several global wars and formation of the EU.
I took this on Sept 09, 2011 with my D70s and Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 Lens at 200mm, 1/320s, f6.3 ISO 200 processed in LR, PS +Lumenzia ,Topaz, and DXO Nik
Disclaimer: My style is a study of romantic realism as well as a work in progress
San Francisco, "The City by the Bay" covers only 47 square miles (121.4 km ) and has a population of less than 900 thousand, but it ranks as one of the greatest cities in the world. A popular tourist destination, it is known for its cool foggy summers, steep rolling hills, eclectic architecture and landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, the former Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, Fisherman's Wharf, and its Chinatown district.
It was founded in 1776 by colonists from Spain who were sent to establish religious missions in the New World. In 1821 after the Mexican War of Independence against Spain, it became a territory of Mexico until 1846 when it was ceded to the United States. The California Gold Rush of 1849 brought rapid growth, making it the largest city on the West Coast at the time. In 1906 most of the city was destroyed by an earthquake and fire, but it was quickly rebuilt. It was a major port of embarkation for service members during WWII.