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It's definitely worth the expense to go to the top for the view. I stayed up for over an hour and I've highlighted some of the places you can see.
The tower famously collapsed in 1902 during building works see here
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaZMqcE4nZc
Fortunately no-one was killed , just the caretaker's cat.
It was rebuilt after much debate 'just as it was '- well hopefully more stable this time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mark%27s_Campanile
For €10 you can climb to the top (in a lift) and admire the view over the City
To finish off the photos from my week in California, here's the Tunnel View taken a few minutes after the sun went down for day. Yosemite truly is an amazing place and I enjoyed every second I got to spend wandering along trails of varying length and challenge and driving around, spending time looking at the various vistas that provide some of the most awe-inspiring views I've ever seen.
Unfortunately, my trip to America was cut short due to illness but I definitely plan on going back. Next time, I'm going to spend a couple of weeks in Arizona and Utah, ticking off a few of the things I didn't get to see this time round.
If you want to see all of the photos I edited from this trip to California, they're all available in this imgur album. From now on, I only plan on uploading highlights to Flickr with links to the full set of photos in albums like this.
The view from the radical road on the crags looking out over Holyrood, Dynamic Earth and across to Leith with the River Forth beyond. The famous view is in the opposite direction, but i like the view out to the Forth and the lights of Fife on the other side. 0.6 hard grad to hold the sky back.
Taken from under the Seoul tower, South Korea.
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Not sure what appeals me in this shot. I mainly see, as usually, what is wrong: since I wanted to use a low ISO and at the same time blur what is behind the butterfly, what I got is a loss of details on the wings. I recovered some with the HDR process, but I even wonder whether the merging was completely correct (the little fellas were quite kind to me, but sometimes couldn't help moving a little bit). The head isn't much visible and perhaps it is a good thing, since it looks quite out of focus.
The only reason I usually mention the negatives is because I suppose it is a way of improving, the trying to detect what could be done better. At the same time I like the way the butterfly stands, and the view 'inside' the wings. Nothing special, but probably a slightly unusual point of view. I kept focusing on the 'buckeye' and probably it wasn't a brilliant idea, but again: the final result does not displease me too much.
And I hope I got the name, common one and scientific one, right, this time :)
Menton is a commune in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region on the French Riviera, close to the Italian border.
Blick aus der Klosterruine Limburg. In der Ferne ist die Schloss- und Festungsruine Hardenburg zu sehen.
The return from Mount Stilwell walk with Charlotte Pass in sight. That valley view!
ISO 200 | 1/80 sec | f/8 | 8mm
Dynamic Auto Painter
We went for breakfast at the Sunset Grill last weekend and I snapped this photo of the scenery from the restaurant and turned it into a painting. We were high up atop a hill in Ithaca, NY.
This is the lime tree and shubbery viewed from our front room window. I omitted the cars and terraced houses across the road.
Praia do Cabo Branco em João Pessoa, vista do alto da Ponta do Seixas.
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