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The Captain Henry Waterhouse Reserve.
View looking south across the harbour to the city.
Kirribilli, Sydney.
So I took the Metro from the Hills District to Chatswood, and then the main T1 train line to Milsons Point. After coffee at the Kirribilli Village Cafe I walked down to the harbour to catch the ferry from Milsons Point Wharf, but first taking a few photos from the forest in the Captain Henry Waterhouse Reserve. This forest is home to a colony of 'Tawny Frogmouth' native Australian birds.
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 'Candy' filter from the Flickr Photo Editor.
Looking back during the steep climb up to Chartridge, taken on my recent walk around the ridges ti the west of Chesham
... in eleven months.
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Canary Wharf seen from near Shadwell Basin. The Thames bends a lot and the towers are on the same side of the river as this viewing point.
Photography by Christian Nass
Thank you for having the time to look threw my work.
Dolbadarn Castle views of the sky..............
[ Mid 12th century castle ]
Llanberis, Gwynedd, North Wales.
Not too far from Chittagong Airport is a nice waterfront strip along the banks of the Karnaphuli River. There were boats and ships moored everywhere but this was one of the few days where the sun didn't shine and it was overcast and very hazy but there was enough colour to lift the mood a little.
Photo By Steve Bromley.
Der Blick nach draußen (aus dem "Krokodilskopf") ...
;-) ...
wünsche euch einen schönen Sonntag ...
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It's the best view ever
You can sit for hours if you want
All kinds of ships, boats and yachts, fishboats, sailboats and cruiseships are passing her living room
(hope that was the right terminology, mon Capitain lol)
Classic sight of how New York would have looked 100 yrs, back. Ships of all sizes along lower Manhattan, with the Brooklyn bridge spanning the east river. Air quality at the time would have been obscuring the view of the bridge.
Wavertree was buil in Southampton, England in 1885 and was one of the last large sailing ships built of wrought iron. She was built for the Liverpool company R.W. Leyland & Company, and is named after the Wavertree district of that city.
On a drive out, took this view from the Roadside.
Not far from Garndolbenmaen, a village in the County of Gwynedd, North Wales.
The closest villages are Dolbenmaen and Brincir.
We had a wander round Tewkesbury the other day after going there for an errand. Every summer colourful banners are displayed outside shops and homes and I knew they were mediaeval in style but didn’t know the full significance until now. Each banner is a representation of the coat of arms of a knight who fought at the Battle of Tewkesbury in 1471, the final decisive battle of the Wars of the Roses. We found information about several of them outside these houses by the river.
View large to see them or follow this link tewkesburymedievaltown.uk/tewkesbury-medieval-flags/index...
HSS!
This view can no longer be seen, as the spaces between the bars on the anti-suicide barrier are tiny 😮, obstructing the view and making it difficult to see it properly! 😮
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Begoml is an urban settlement in the Vitebsk region of Belarus, located on the M3 highway, 100 km from Minsk to the north, 157 km from Vitebsk to the south. Begoml was first mentioned in chronicles in 1582. Population - 2630 people.
Distorted views and perspectives have been used in art and photography for a long time. The manipulation of the size and shape of objects (or faces, for that matter) can be creative, revealing or funny. This cherub, taken with a 10mm fish-eye lens at very close range, is totally out of proportion and, yet, it is pleasing to the eye. The point I wish to make about distorted views is that they can be acceptable and unacceptable. It is unacceptable when the distortion is not acknowledged or, even worse, when distorted views themselves are regarded as normal. In the latter case collective madness would be in charge. Fuji X-E3.
A visit to our son in south Florida, finds these beautiful Painting
Bunting in his back yard. Beautiful from the front to the back.
Happy New Year to all !
This was the view from the first place we stayed in Bali. We stayed in Candikunning - a small community on the slopes of one of the volcanoes in Bali. A great view and the air was full of the sounds of birds, cicadas, frogs and the call to prayer from the local mosque.
Sorry for lack of commenting - I shall be up to speed again in the next couple of days