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A church in Colorado Springs. This is arguably one of my favorites from the trip (looks really cool in large size). I think after I post them all I'll rank them in order of favoritism.
Anyway, this was right before lunch. I would have taken more but church was over, and it was awkward taking photos of it with all of the attendees spewing out and giving me looks. Because of course SLR user = media coverage person.
Red-Green-Purple color combination of Charminar in Night.
Charminar built in 1591 AD, is a landmark monument located in Hyderabad, India. The two words Char Minar of Urdu language are combined to which it is known as Charminar (English: Four Towers). These are four ornate minarets attached and supported by four grand arches, it has become the global icon of Hyderabad and is listed among the most recognized structures of India. The Charminar is on the east bank of Musi river.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charminar
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one night at the lake Molveno (Italian alps).
it’d been a great journey.
some say, that Molveno is the most beautiful Italian lake.
the way to the lake was wonderful. we took a train from Verona to Mezzocorona, and then by bus went to the lake. we were almost the only passengers on the bus, and ones of few visitors of the hotel. it wasn’t a high season, so it’s been so silent. we will be back one day
Black sand beach of Waipi'o valley, Big Island of Hawaii.
Info: Waipi’o valley is named after the river that flows through it. This valley was home to old Hawaiian kings and is said to have been very densely populated. Now however, Waipi’o valley is mostly wilderness and hosts taro fields (Taro is a traditional Hawaiian staple food) and a couple of dozens of inhabitants.
Waipi’o Valley is named after the river that runs through the valley ( wai-piʻo means curved water in the Hawaiian language) and is about one mile wide and six miles deep. Towards the back the valley splits into many ‘fingers’, each with its own waterfall. The valley faces the ocean with a beautiful black sand beach. > www.lovebigisland.com/waipio-valley/
We didn't sit down near the river for long - it was just so we could decide which way to walk back to my sister's (pictured with her husband) house for tea and sandwiches!
We'd like to check how different people have different approaches and views of situations and objects. This is our challenge. Where may it lead us?
Temos um novo projecto: fotografar o mesmo local, situação ou objecto para obter diferentes pontos de vista. Este é o nosso desafio. Até onde nos irá levar?
Tenemos un nuevo proyecto: fotografar el mismo sitio o objeto y asi obtener diferentes puntos de vista. Este es el reto. Hasta donde iremos?
This was capture just as the sun was rising above the Horizon at Pope Farm convservatory in Verona, WI.
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I have enjoyed LA nightscape, but always the view through major freeway just like others. I got a chance to drive through the city on side streets and discovered an alternative view of the skyline.
Same to life as well. Oftentimes, taking an alternative approach to your decisions would work better than what you have expected !!!
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View from the beach at Shoebury Common, Shoeburyness, Essex. The Isle of Sheppey and the Kent coast in the distance.
Couldn't resist re-taking this shot and paying better attention to the comp. This one includes more of the cabin on the right, has better placement of the rock and shows off more wildflowers. I can't imagine having lived here and waking up to this view everyday.
HDR, 3 exposures, NIK.
A previous post of the view from the other side of the harbor is in the comment.
Have a lovely day, everyone...
While out for a drive i decided to follow the coastal route where i saw the sign post for Silver Sands beach, so thought it would be a nice wee place for some pics....
Well, the Bora is just a tad low! (around 40mm ground clearance doesnt help!) so speed bumps to the beach were a no go!
Then i saw the sign post for the Forth view hotel, left the car in the carpark and took a walk, which led me to the cliff edge above the Pier and the Hotel! what a great view it was from there!
Didnt stay up there too long as it was VERY windy indeed, stayed long enough to get a few snaps though! was bloody freezin too!