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The Pointe du Raz is a promontory that extends into the Atlantic from western Brittany, in France. The local Breton name is Beg ar Raz. It is the western point of the commune of Plogoff, Finistère.

It is named after the Raz de Sein, the dangerous stretch of water between it and the island of Sein (Enez Sun in Breton). It is a dramatic place of crashing waves and strong winds. It also marks the western end of the 3,200km E5 European long distance path to Verona in Italy.

The lighthouse of "La Vieille" is clearly visible from the rocks.

Although it is not quite the westernmost extent of France (that would be Pointe de Corsen, just to the north), its rocky isolation makes it a popular tourist destination, (comparable in some ways to Land's End in the southern UK).

Pointe du Raz is een kaap aan de Finistère, regio Bretagne. Deze kaap is 72 meter hoog en steekt ver in zee. Het is mede met de Pointe Saint-Mathieu de verst uitstekende westelijke kaap van Bretagne en Frankrijk.

Ten noorden hiervan, ligt de Pointe du Van, met daartussen, de brede Baie des Trépassés. Vanuit Audierne en via Plogoff, is deze mooie natuurkaap te bereiken. Bijzonder bij ruwe weersomstandigheden is de golfspeling, die tegen de klippen en de granietrotsen te pletter beuken, spectaculair. Dit kan men meemaken vanuit een uitkijkplaats. Maar bij kalmer weer slaan de golven nog hard tegen de rotsen, en kan men met behulp van een verrekijker, de duizenden zeevogels observeren, zonder veel last te hebben van de stormwind anderzijds.

In de buurt van de Pointe du Raz, ligt de kleine haven Bestrée, van waaruit men in de zomer een boottocht van 60 km kan maken, met inbegrip naar het Île de Sein, in het Bretons Enez Sun, dat op een afstand van 13 km vóór de kaap ligt.

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Pont Saint-Michel is a bridge linking the Place Saint-Michel on the left bank of the river Seine to the Île de la Cité. It was named after the nearby chapel of Saint-Michel. It is near Sainte Chapelle and the Palais de Justice. The present 62-metre-long bridge dates to 1857.

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They are promising us our first snowfall of winter tonight even though it isn't supposed to be much.

It's still around, 3rd time i've seen it now, still looks amazing!

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Life is for those who are smart. Those who can pretend, those who can smile, and even smile at people they do not like. Life is for those who want something, those who have other goals than just to die. Life is a game, and I have no plans to play with.

I haven't been feeling so good with photography as I would like. I don't have a lack of inspiration, just that its bad weather, no colors nothing here now.

I have felt really desperate and taking this shot was a big relief for me.. I hope people don't find the watermark so distracting, I'm still trying to find a good way to watermark my photos.

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Mit solchem Gemüse ist der Start ins Wochenende perfekt!

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The small fishing village of Arnarstapi in Iceland. There certainly are iconic and picturesque places on earth. I'm very happy to be able to enjoy a lot of such magnificence quite often - as well as some bad weather too, for the sake of appreciating the good (let's say that).

Behind that mountain there's a volcano that can't be seen on my shot due to the haze. It would be Snæfellsnes. In Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth", the Snæfellsnes crater is the entrance from where the adventurers descend into the bowels of the earth.

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Route de montagne à Aghbal dans la région de Gouraya Tipaza ,Algérie.

Taken out of the archives. A maternity shoot for my friend back in the fall. I had all these shots tha probably would have never seen the day of night again since the last time I had given them the photos.

Love is in the air, so I'd thought it'll be nice to look back at an example of true love from someone very close to me :) Happy Valentine's Day!

PS: Their 'soon to be' is now a 4month old little precious named Reet :D

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Glorious searchlit photo of the heart of Dublin, with the city en fête for the 31st International Eucharistic Congress.

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In winter, Amsterdammers watch the falling thermometer readings with the same focus as people in Aspen and Chamonix. When the temperature drops low enough for long enough, the lakes and the canals become sparkling highways for the skaters. Little kiosks are set up on the ice to dispense heart-warming liqueurs. I really love this part of our culture. Almost everyone, young or old, likes to skate and is smiling and friendly. We already have one week of ice and wednesday 8 Februari I took a day off to skate on natural ice. According to Richard van Ammerzoden, a skater from Rotterdam, skating in Holland originated as a poor man's sport. Isolated by mud and water in the damp winters, rural farmers prayed for ice. When it came, just like Hans Brinker, they strapped on their wooden skates with leather thongs, and traveled great distances to visit friends and relatives they hadn't seen in months. Then they skated home. Perhaps that explains the origin of the Elfstedentocht or "Eleven Cities Tour", a 200-kilometer mega-tour in the province of Friesland known as "the mother of all skating tours." In the 1890s, some Frisian farmer with well-developed leg muscles tried to skate through all eleven cities of Friesland in a single day. He succeeded, and the rest is history.

Photo taken in Holysloot at the Holysloter Die nearby Amsterdam. Father and son skating from pittoreske village to pittoreske village having a skate-break at "Koek en Zopie". A little kiosk which is set up on the ice to dispense heart-warming liqueurs and warm soup. I really love this part of our culture. Almost everyone, young or old, likes to skate and is smiling and friendly. Dutch skaters enjoying the natural ice. Today I enjoy the natural ice too. I did skate a tour from Amsterdam - Zunderdorp - Ransdorp - Holysloot - Uitdam - Zuiderwoude - Monnickendam - Broek in Waterland -Zunderdorp and back to Amsterdam - about 40km. This photo I took on my way home to Ransdorp.

Eindelijk weer een hele week waarin Waterlanders de ijzers konden onderbinden. Ideale condities want de het meeste sneeuw is netjes weggeschoven. Overal is het ijs dik genoeg meer dan 20cm en het heeft maar liefst -20 graden Celcius gevroren de afgelopen week. De bomen en weilanden zijn wit, de sloten bevroren en de adem komt in kleine grijze pufjes uit mijn mond. Handen op de rug. Rustig ademen. Ik geniet van het geluid van de ijzers over het ijs en het prachtige uitzicht over de besneeuwde weilanden. Vandaag op 8 februari 2012 een lange schaatstocht gemaakt van Amsterdam - Zunderdorp - Ransdorp - Holysloot - Uitdam - Zuiderwoude - Monnickendam - Broek in Waterland -Zunderdorp en terug naar Amsterdam - ongeveer 40km. Jong en oud staan hier op het ijs. Het is min zeven, het is onbewolkt. Koek en zopie is present in de pittoreske dorpjes. Wat betekend nu eigenlijk zopie. zopie komt van soope en betekend borreltje. Er werd namelijk vroeger op het ijs nogal alcohol gebruikt. Tegenwoordig betekend koek en zopie: warme chocomel, koek, gluhwein, erwtensoep en een borreltje. Vader en zoon rusten even uit tijdens hun toertocht langs de leuke dorpjes van Waterland. De warme chocolademelk smaakte mij heerlijk met een beetje rum erbij. Ik ben blij dat ik vandaag geweest ben, het was fantastisch. Een winter tafereel die stamt uit dezelfde vervlogen eeuw als waarin de Amsterdammer Hendrick Avercamp begon met het schilderen van zijn vermaarde winterse schaatstaferelen. Wie even wegdenkt kan zich vandaag in Avercamps wereld wanen.

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Mont Blanc (French) or Monte Bianco (Italian), meaning "White Mountain", is the highest mountain in the Alps, Western Europe and the European Union. It rises 4,810.45 m (15,782 ft)[2] above sea level and is ranked 11th in the world in topographic prominence. It is also sometimes known as La Dame blanche (French for "the White Lady") or Il Bianco (Italian for "the White One").

The mountain lies between the regions of Aosta Valley, Italy, and Haute-Savoie, France and the location of the summit is on the watershed line between the valleys of Ferret and Veny in Italy and the Arve Valley in France.

The two most famous towns near Mont Blanc are Courmayeur in Aosta Valley, Italy, and Chamonix in Haute-Savoie, France—the site of the first Winter Olympics. A cable car ascends and crosses the mountain from Courmayeur to Chamonix.

Begun in 1957 and completed in 1965, the 11.6 km (7¼ mi) Mont Blanc Tunnel runs beneath the mountain between these two countries and is one of the major trans-Alpine transport routes.

The Mont Blanc massif is popular for mountaineering, hiking, skiing and snowboarding.

The summit of Mont Blanc is a thick, perennial ice and snow dome whose thickness varies, so no exact and permanent summit elevation can be determined. But accurate measurements have been made. For a long time its official elevation was 4,807 m (15,771 ft). Then in 2002, the IGN and expert surveyors, with the aid of GPS technology, measured it to be 4,810.40 m (15,782 ft 2 in).

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Courmayeur is an Italian town and comune in the autonomous region of Aosta Valley, in northern Italy. It is located at the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in western Europe, in the Graian Alps range, and is crossed by the Dora Baltea. Courmayeur shares the summit of Mont Blanc with its neighboring commune of Chamonix in France, and owns the title of highest commune in Italy.

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Secondhand bookseller stall .On the banks of the Seine .Paris.France.

Etal de bouquiniste sur les quais de Seine .Paris .France

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Reading is like thinking, like praying, like talking to a friend, like expressing your ideas, like listening to other people's ideas, like listening to music, like looking at the view, like taking a walk on the beach.

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-There is no friend as loyal as a book.

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-You cannot open a book without learning something.

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-Reading while listening to music is a bliss

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(With a good cup of tea,its even better :)......or maybe with an old single malt Scotch :))))))

AND .....AND with a purring cat on my knees -:) WOAHHHH !!!

When I go for a walk along the Seine-banks,I can never resist to the temptation to buy an old book

Wow,no more room in my flat :(( :))))

If you want,you can listen to Keith Jarret,Perfect with a good book :)

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Il n'est pas d'ami plus fidèle qu'un livre

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Vous ne pouvez pas ouvrir un livre sans apprendre quelque chose

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Lire tout en écoutant de la musique est un pur bonheur

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( avec une bonne tasse de thé,c'est encore mieux :))

Quand je me promène le long des quais de Seine,je ne peux jamais résister à la tentation d'acheter un vieux bouquin ......wow,je n'ai plus de place :(( :)))))

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The Øresund Bridge connects Danish capital city of Copenhagen, and the major Swedish city of Malmö. This shot is taken from Swedish side.

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This is probably the weirdest fence I've ever posted! First I had a snowstorm fence, then I had a picnic in the park fence, then I had a beach fence. But as I was looking through my archives, I came across a 'heart' fence. This being the month of love and all, I immediately yanked it from the archives and dusted it off (I know, it looks like a missed a few spots)!

Seriously folks; this looks NOTHING like the original! I took a beautiful, pristine digital image and systematically destroyed it. And it was so much fun! I really shouldn't be doing this, I have SO MUCH to do before I start my road trip next week. Been up since 3:00 am getting Jack off on her flight to San Diego. So what I'm really doing right now is procrastinating. And when I procrastinate, you can usually find me in Photoshop ... or on Flickr! I decided to 'do something different.' I ran the image through a plugin called Retrographer. It does a whole bunch of fun neat retro camera effects!! I like how this looks like a rumpled Valentine's Day card found in a musty box in the basement.

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Brand spanking new, and a snip at £360 - this is the Vulcan Demonstration Van. Its chassis could take 20-25 cwt., and it was distributed by B.T. Lambert Ltd., 3 Cornmarket, Dublin.

From examining shots of the van from other angles, what we thought was the reg. no. seemed to be 0010 YI (definitely YI, but 0010 didn't sound right). Thanks to Bob Montgomery 2012 who explained that it was a trade plate rather than a registration plate...

I've transcribed the full text from the carving over the door of Reginald's Tower behind the van below...

Date: Saturday, 9 February 1924

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Beautiful Lucky! I love when he is still long enough for me to get a shot like this one so everyone can see how beautiful he is. Like seriously look at those eyes and stripes and whiskers. He works hard every day shining himself - sometimes interupting other tasks to tackle a leg or a toe - and not to mention getting plenty of beauty sleep inbetween too.

Sure 'tis a tough life

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EDIT - November 2012. These towers are now all demolished, being brought down one by one over the course of the 2012 summer. Not by explosion but by pulling a strong wire through them near the base, a bit like a cheese wire until they collapsed in on themselves.

The calmness of a chilly Februay afternoon. The reflection in the water from the power station and the wonderful blue hue of the light. This image has it all.

This is the Thorpe Marsh power station, or at least it was. The station closed in 1994 but the towers remain due to difficulties in demolition due to asbestos and the fear of damage to the nearby canals and rivers. It may be a case of taking them down brick by brick. Thorpe Marsh is across the river from the village of Barnby Dun and the 100m tall towers can be seen for miles around.

A nice snowy afternoon and the swans swam over to see what this guy with a camera was looking at....

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Are 11 hours of hiking through the night worth this photo?

I really asked myself this question as I stood at the summit of Fuji-San in Tokyo, Japan. Me and three friends started around 8 pm at the bottom of the volcano. We hiked up the whole night until we arrived at the summit around 5 pm. Gasping for air I stood there and watched the spectacular sunrise above the pacific.

I can tell you the sunrise was majestic and definitely worth the hike! The bad thing was the descent. We arrived in a really aggressive mood around 14 pm at the bottom. You can or cannot imagine the scene.

The whole night there was the stress of hiking and after you got the present of seeing the sunrise you still have to hike down at temperatures close to zero degree with the fine stones that lash into your face and through your Jeans.

I am not sure if I would do the trip again but in the end it was worth it. So I possibly would :)

Besides this is one of the advanced shots. As the clouds are moving really really fast you are not able to do HDR techniques here.

The clouds they destroy the whole HDR calculation. As I browsed my shot I found 2 that are possible to be processed. One of them you see here.

The boundaries of a Raw file can be seen in the clouds at the foreground.

You see that in the parts of the image where the sun does not shine it is really dark. You cannot restore the parts from the file.

A gradient ND Filter might help here.

These days Flickr is like therapy for me. I am writing my Master exams and there is a lot of work. I don’t have that much time for photography. But after every test, like today, I upload a shot.

Also thanks for commenting, faving or showing love on my recent images. I read everything you guys write and try to come back to your streams as far as time allows.

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A bus hurries towards Big Ben on Westminster Bridge, London.

It reminds me a popular Band song from my country mesmerized with lonely bird...

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Ancona, Marche,Italy - Arco di Traiano e Duomo visti attraverso l'Arco Clementino

Cathedral of Ancona through the Clementino Arc

Bilder von ancona arco di traiano in Ancona

Ancona, Italie - Arc de Trajan et de la cathédrale vu à travers le Clementino Arco

Ancona, Marche, Italia - Arco de Trajano y Catedral son visibles a través del Arco Clementino

Анкона, Италия - Арка Траяна и собор сквозь Arco Клементино

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The island drifts amongst the snow-capped mountains surrounding the Lake Maggiore.

Isola Bella, meaning "Beautiful Island", really does live up to its name. It is one of the Borromean Islands (Isole Borromee) of the Lake Maggiore in northern Italy. Until the beginning of 1600s, the island was a small rocky cliff occupied by a tiny fishing village. In 1632 Carlo III of the influential House of Borromeo began the construction of a palazzo with luxuriant baroque gardens dedicated to his wife Isabella, from whom the island takes its name.

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This shot was taken at the same location as the earlier upload.

Was focusing for another shot and suddenly noticed this fisherman entering the frame, so I decided to add him in, he was moving pretty fast so I decided to shoot a series of continue shots handheld hoping to get one in focus, I had to bump the iso up to 1000 in order to get a reasonable shutter speed.

Initially I wanted to fill the frame but did not carry my additional lens, so worked with what I had.

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Marostica è nota in tutto il mondo per la partita a scacchi che si svolge ogni due anni (anni pari) con personaggi viventi nella piazza cittadina.

Marostica is mostly famous for its living chess event (every even year, in September).

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