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This is a panorama from the edge of the land at Flåm, looking out to the Nærøyfjord, a branch of the massive Sognefjord. This is where our fjord cruise travelled from.
Cruising round the fjords was just totally mindblowing. Lush green rolling hills, snow-capped mountains, crisp blue clear water, amazing skies, massive waterfalls - nature just doesn't get much better than this. As an Englishman, it's hard to take in that this stuff really exists, and not just as images on postcards.
Amazing sculpture from Jeff Koons - "Balloon Animals"
Viewed on the roof terrace of the Guggenheim Museum, NY
memories of summer *2004*
@shichirigahama, kamakura
One photographer evaluated this photograph.
so, I started to take the photographs.
It was the start... just start...
A friend asked for a wider view, well Bill this is all I have. We are at the timber line looking acrossed some of the Tusher mountain range. Here again this is on the other side of the mountain from the fire. You can see how thick the timber is and why a fire would be so disastrous.
The next phase of the Wisconsin Place project is the demolition of Hecht's Chevy Chase at the corner of Wisconsin and Western Avenues in Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights, above the Friendship Heights metro station. Bring on the Whole Foods! (and the 1.1 million square feet of office, retail, and high-rise residential, and a new Hecht's.) Hello traffic congestion.
Free shopping argentino, localizado em Puerto Iguazú. As luzes das pequenas fontes d'água ficaram estouradas, mas de outra forma eu não conseguiria captar o ambiente por completo. E olha que foi feita com a ultra compacta Casio Z750 na mão (sem tripé)... =D
A long 2 hours drive to Munsiyari with the road covered in sleet. Being the first ones to cross the Kalamuni pass after the road being cleared off snow, we faced a lot of issues driving on sleet alone in pitch darkness.
Casio CCD P&S - 7 (of 17) - Casio Exilim Ex-S5 - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Chegando em La Paz, fomos ao Hotel Torino. É associado ao Hosteling Internacional, uma boa para quem tem carteirinha. A diária para estudante ficou em 40 pesos bolivianos.
Fizemos o Check-in, e ao sair para almoçar, ouvimos vozes brasileiras. Encontramos uns amigos de Dourados, que estavam voltando de Macchu Picchu. Isso que a gente nem sabia que eles estavam viajando!!
Nota 1:
Este é o restaurante do hotel.
Nota 2:
Não tivemos problemas com o soroche.
Casio CCD P&S - 12 (of 17) - Casio Exilim Ex-S5 - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
I am thinking this spring may never stop raining we even had snow today. I was looking through some picture from our vacation in February and came across this picture of a sculpture on the San Diego bay board walk. I really enjoy the Sculptures on the bay. Someone has put in a lot of time. I think I may do something like this with my yard working tools so I get some use out of them.
"Poucos carros nacionais ocupam tão pouco espaço na literatura - e na memória dos brasileiros - quanto a picape Ford F-100. Uma injustiça praticada contra um dos pioneiros feitos no país. Seu registro de nascimento data de outubro de 1957, dois meses depois de o primeiro caminhão, um F-600, ter inaugurado a linha de produção da fábrica localizada no bairro do Ipiranga, em São Paulo.
A agilidade proporcionada pelo motor de oito cilindros de 4,5 litros fazia com que a picape da Ford deixasse muito carro para trás"
Fonte:
quatrorodas.abril.com.br/classicos/brasileiros/conteudo_1...
No segundo dia de La Paz, acordamos com muito barulho na praça Murillo. Indo lá para conferir, eis que vimos o Evo Moralez chegando, para discursar sobre seu primeiro ano de governo. A cada palavra nacionalização dita, aplausos.
Na foto, militares fazendo a guarda da rua em frente ao Palácio do Governo.
statue of Simon Bolivar and man posing for someone else's photo
Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar Palacios y Blanco (born July 24, 1783 in Caracas, Captaincy General of Venezuela – died December 17, 1830, in Santa Marta, Colombia) was the most important leader of South America's successful struggle for independence from Spain, collectively known as Bolívar's War.
In 1802, he married María Teresa Rodríguez del Toro y Alaysa. She died of yellow fever less than a year later and he never remarried.
Together with José de San Martín, Bolívar is regarded as one of the Liberators of Spanish South America. (source: wikipedia)
"¿Te gusta Evo?"
Depois de "¿Qual su equipo?" foi a pergunta mais feita por nós para os taxistas.
Até então, não sabíamos que Santa Cruz buscava "Autonomía".
"Aqui não tem cara de Bolívia, parece Brasil", dizíamos.
Mais era só ouvir as buzinas (setas para o que? ) e o castelhano que a semelhança já ia por água a baixo.
Uma volta na praça 24 de septiembre, e eis o que encontro:
"Si la queres, defendela".
Ouviu Evo?!
Ok so i have been going for two days, and i've already cocked up. we had a wedding this weekend and i managed to miss three days!!!! not the best start. (i promise to do better)
this photo was taken at the aforementioned wedding, it was hand held on my point and shoot casio exilim card camera. it was taken whilst being very very drunk and dancing to the blues brothers music. i'm with my friend gordon in the photo. there are some very messy photos from this wedding.
oh and by the way i had totally forgotten about "project 365" when i took this, and i'm only including it as i took the picture!!! there were more interesting photos of me from that night, but as i haven;t worked out what my criteria is yet i haven't used them.