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This is a view of the whole Island of Fuerteventura as a bird may see it, every mountain is a volcano..
MJ creation
I used to live in Paris for some months when I was young. And the view from my room was similar to this picture
Morning time of Darjeeling town view from high angle view shot, West Bengal, India.
kanchenjunga mountain is engulfed in clouds.
Just a small part of it, but beautiful.
Note the red ash in front of the conical volcano.
Biskupsfell is close to Sigurdskali at Kverkfjöll, just north of Vatnajökull, Iceland.
View from the Liske near Zeigerheim to Rudolstadt and Saalfeld in the Saale Valley, Thuringia
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View of Uludağ from Mezitler, Bursa Province, Turkey dark clouds overhead but sun catching the peaks
View from the grandstands of the Regattastrecke Oberschleißheim. The Regattastrecke Oberschleißheim (Oberschleißheim Regatta Course) is an artificial lake that was build for the 1972 Olympic Games as the rowing and canoe sprint venue.
The lake is 2,230 metres long and 140 metres wide. Since 2018 it is under Denkmalschutz (scheduled monument, historic landmark).
It is still used as training facility for local rowing clubs and for related sports events, e.g the World Rowing Cup 1997 and the 2007 World Rowing Championships.
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Hotel window with a view of St Peter in the distance. It is walking distance - if you are in comfortable shoes.
When I was walking in the landscape with my camera to look for birds to photograph, I saw this scene, tree shapes in the foreground framing an almost empty rural view. Couldn't resist to take a picture of the green rural scenery. Funny to see also that there is just one person walking there. Enjoy the landscape!
Scenic view at Badlands National Park - South Dakota. Badlands was designated a national park in 1978.
I'm excited about today's post as it's a two-part shot. Above is my composition, and then my friend Nate (my official photographer, lol) captured me from above.
Please have a look and leave some comments over at Nate's view of me :-)
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
The view from the top of the Campsie Fells looking NW towards the Trossachs.
On the day in question, the South side of the Fells was foggy and dreich; the North side was foggy and frosty; the top, however, was frosty but ablaze with sunshine in a largely cloudless blue sky .. magical!
outfit:
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glasses: Versois et Mailloux Monogram Bloque Sunnies - Dolce @ Dubai September
From the top of 'Lift 109' which transports you in a glass lift to the top of one of the chimneys at Battersea Power Station.
This is the common viewpoint of Jenny Lake and the Grand Teton mountains in the distance. I hope to show you others but will start with this classic shot. We did compete with rainy and snowy weather while in the Jackson Wyoming area.
Greeted with an amazing view of the Dhaulagiri snow mountains from our lodge in the morning at Lete, Kalopani Nepal
Surprise View, Peak District, UK
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Set the alarm for 6:15am. Checked the forecast which didn't look good. Raining and dark outside. I'll have another hour in bed. Wish I didn't. Arrived just a little too late for the spectacular light and rainbows. I did manage to grab this though. Not a great blend. Tricky.
View from the south-eastern pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Photographed yesterday afternoon on my walk across the bridge to attend the Vivid Sydney festival.
Saturday 3rd June, 2023.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
A Legacy 'Food' filter (at 50%) from the Flickr Photo Editor.
I stop here often and think of you
We could say its just another view
But you always liked the ordinary
Something that was familiar
Gave you a particular comfort
It didn’t have to be new
You loved stopping by the wayside
I think it was your way of saying
Please just forgive me
For what I am about to do
How many of us have left our heart's by the wayside? Sometimes we just need to pause for a while. Wayside's and hedgerows hoard emotions just like anywhere else.
This view is to be seen on the way to Wilmington in East Sussex, UK. And I have stopped here often.
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Short trip to oxygen and it was really nice...
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*hugs* Ash