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While I love taking photographs of nature I also love taking photos of cities at night. It's kind of surreal wandering around feeling like you're the only person in the city or town. This is Weissgerbergasse in Nurnberg, Germany. It's full of those classic German houses and, combined with the cobblestone pavement and the classical street lamps, makes a very unique scene to capture day or night.
Spichlerze solne (Salzspeicher), widok z Mostu Holsztyńskiego (Holstenbrücke), Lubeka, 23 czerwca 2016 r.
Sól była głównym towarem eksportowym Lubeki do Skandynawii, gdzie używano jej do konserwacji ryb. Sól składowana była w kompleksie spichlerzy, który powstał od 1579 do 1745 r. Przywożona była drogą lądową, a później wodną z Lüneburga.
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Salt granaries (Salzspeicher), view from the Holsten Bridge (Holstenbrücke), Lübeck, June 23, 2016
Salt was Lübeck's main export commodity to Scandinavia, where it was used for preservation of fish. Salt was stored in the group of granaries built from 1579 to 1745. It was brought to Lübeck from Lüneburg by road and later by water.
Infinity glasses, taken for a 30 Days of Composition photo challenge on A Year With My Camera. My husband thought that I was on a cleaning spree, polishing already clean glasses... I think that it was well worth it for this shot! 😊
Using Extension tube C.AF 31mm , Digital 21mm.
For : theme " Drips, Drops and Splash " , " Macro Mondays " group.
The Church of the Transfiguration (Russian: Церковь Преображения Господня). Its altar was laid June 6, 1714, as inscribed on the cross located inside the church. This church was built on the site of the old one which was burnt by lightning. The builders' names are unknown. A legend tells that the main builder used one axe for the whole construction, which he threw into the lake upon completion with the words "there was not and will be not another one to match it".
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Panorama view of Flimston Chapel as sunset.
The Grade II Listed Chapel situated within the firing range of the Castlemartin Army Training Camp and can only be accessed at limited times.
“Holz Brücke”, which stands for “Wooden Bridge”, lights up at night in Michigan’s Little Bavaria (Frankenmuth, Michigan). This bridge was constructed by two brothers, Eddie Zehnder & William “Tiny” Zehnder Jr. The bridge spans 239 Feet across the Cass River and offers visitors an easy way to access the main downtown area and the Bavarian Inn Lodge. The Frankenmuth Covered Bridge is the largest covered bridge in the state, and is one of the main highlights of Frankenmuth.
Listening to the soothing sound that ripples make against the boat, waving it back and forth, in a gentle caress.
Palazzo Ducale is a palace built in Venetian Gothic style, and one of the main landmarks of the city of Venice in northern Italy. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice, the supreme authority of the former Republic. It was built in 1340 and extended and modified in the following centuries. It became a museum in 1923 and is one of the 11 museums run by the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia