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Viel arbre sous la pleine lune.

Canon EOS 760d + Samyang 16mm f/2.

Roman aqueduct, Sevilla

 

Zeiss Distagon T* 1.4/35 ZM

Photo from La Macarena district, Colombia.

Monasterio de Caño Santo, Alcala del Valle, Cádiz.

Patio de los Naranjos - Córdoba

Another shot of the remote Cano Canoas waterfall in Meta, Colombia.

Lots of ducks chilling about on this beautifully sunny Easter Monday. How many can you recognise?

This is another section of Cano Cristales that I didn't know about until I hired a private guide which gave me the freedom to take more time to explore.

 

If you're interested in reading the full story about my trip you can check out my blog: adventuretocanocristales.blogspot.ca/

Me ha sido dificil decirdirme por uno de los dos libros... al final me he comprado los dos:)

shot on Kodak Ultramax 400 (burned by X-rays on airports)

Pentax K-1000

SMC Pentax 50mm f1.4

Cano Canoas in the Department of Meta, Colombia.

my traveling companion noticed the towers from the main highway, so we backtracked to this quirky little wayside place in bewilderment.

 

apparently we weren't alone: many a tourist has made his way here (on purpose!!) to view what's gotta be one of the weirdest religious grottos in the mountain west.

Rio Frio, Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge, Alajuela Province, Costa Rica.

15:28 12 September 2016

 

Reptilia

Testudines

Emydidae

Trachemys venusta

Paisaje dentro de Paraíso Caño Hondo. Foto hecha con un filtro de Infrarrojo (720 nm).

R72 Infrared Filter

Photos from La Macarena district, Colombia.

This is one of the ponds and waterfalls at Cano Cristales that I was able to capture because I hired a private guide.

 

I didn't see anyone else in this area during the day and so it was great not having to be concerned with waiting for people to get out of the way for shots :-).

 

If you're interested in reading the full story about my trip you can check out my blog: adventuretocanocristales.blogspot.ca/

Primero de los tres tramos que se conservan de los Caños de Carmona. Antiguo acueducto de Sevilla de origen romano, recontruido posteriormente por los almohades. Estuvo en servicio hasta comienzos del siglo XX y se comenzó a demoler en 1912, excpto tres pequeños tramos. Este en concreto, estuvo oculto durante unas décadas por un puente que salvaba el antiguo trazado del ferrocarril.

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