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I like to finding unusual selfie-stick for my gopro. There were road-signs, bamboo tree and fir-tree, roots of trees and karemat, spits and pans. But so much large I've never had. It's really 11 meter high!
We went with my father frying kebabs, at minus 15 degree, and I found a fallen tree, attached to the top my gopro, and then raised. It was amazing view
This unfinished cooling tower at Chernobyl, where we visited for exploring interesting places near my work
Life is short so you better have fun.
I am not a big fan of fisheye, but it seems to work out fine on the beach shots.
From all ex-soviet cities, Baku, for me - one of the best. Here you can find everything what you want. Great historical place,modern buildings,kind and hospitable people.
Not knowing when the next wave is going to hit you, perhaps is your best chance to stay positive. The only way to survive is battling back even if you are feeling down.
Shooting with a GoPro Hero is a totally strange experience for me. Being an optical view finder guy, I have never gotten used to compose a shot with electronic view finders on my mobile phone, or even my Powershot S100. Now, imagine shooting in front of your subjects without using your hand, and instead, strapping and composing the camera with your head. You only get to see the results after pulling still frames out of a long video recording. This is weird and totally out of my comfort zone, but at the same time I feel this as another challenge to get something unique and fun.
Few years ago we have 22-days trip on the way beyond Polar Circle to see Aurora Borealis.But we was really unlucky.We stayed in Murmanks one week,and all days was cloudy.Just next day when we left this area,our friend send pic from his balcony,with huge Aurora.shit happens,but we have a lot of memorable emotions,and someday we back again
Ok,it's look like little-bit same with first stick in forest,but here better view and this selfie-stick for 1,75 meter longest!
Usually, I add only one photo per week, but in honor of the Catholic Christmas as well as all the upcoming holidays, I decided to add one more. Besides,I have just a very appropriate photo. This temple located in Romanian city Iash, and in my opinion is the most unusual. Definitely, I like the round building)
En Junio del 2015 volví a recorrer el Tour Du Mont-Blanc con 2 amigos como entrenamiento antes del reto montañero del año.
En 4 dias y medio hicimos los 160km con 10000 metros de desnivel positivo.
Killian Jornet recorrió la UTMB (170km) en 2008 en tan solo 20 horas.
En la imagen vemos lo que queda del Glaciar de Miage entre la Punta Baretti a la derecha y la Aiguilles de la Trélatête a la derecha. El glaciar desciende de la Aiguille de Bionnassay.
Esta foto fue tomada con la GoPro HERO4, Junio 2015.
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Pick of the Week - 12 Oct 2017
He arrived from another galaxy, to enslave our planet. But then he met our family and changed his mind
I'm not appreciate this kind of art. And I do not understand why most of the paintings, especially those "great" trends, like modernism, abstractionism, cubism, art brut and some others - costs big money, but if open your eyes,you will have a feeling, that man who paint that "masterpiece",just 7 years old, and he made that with broken arms.
So, better get some sleep
Last time i’ve been in Pripyat 4,5 years ago. Funny, because so many tourists from all over the world dream about come here, but I,while working on a project in Chernobyl, can come here almost every day.
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La aclimatación para el Elbrus es relativamente rápida.
Tras vuelo Barcelona - Moscú - Mineralnye Vody, tuvimos 5 días para aclimatar antes de hacer cima. La mayoría de los días los pasamos en Gara Bashi o Barrels Camp a 3780m.
Foto tomada en el glaciar del Elbrus, cerca de Barrels Huts Base Camp, Kabardia-Balkaria, Rusia. Agosto 2015
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The Elbrus' acclimatization is relatively fast.
After fly Barcelona - Moscow - Mineralnye Vody, we had 5 days to acclimate before to achieve summit. We stayed the majority of days in Gara Bashi or Barrels Camp (3780m).
This photo was taken in Elbrus' glacier, close to Barrels Huts Base Camp, Kabardia-Balkaria, Russia. August 2015
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El Grand Col Ferret (2537m) frontera entre Italia y Suiza. Tramo del Tour Du Mont-Blanc en el que coinciden el recorrido a pie y el de las BTT o mountain bikes.
No suele haber demasiado conflicto de esta convivencia. No obstante, debes ir con cuidado porque de vez en cuando te puedes llevar un susto al encontrarte de golpe un bicicleta que baja en frente tuyo.
El glaciar que se observa a la derecha es el Glaciar de Triolet coronado por multiples agujas como el Mont Dolent, Aiguille de Triolet y el Mont Gruetta.
El gran valle que se observa a nuestros pies es Val Ferret que se pierde en el horizonte con el gran Valle de Aosta, envolviendo toda la cara sur del macizo del Mont-Blanc.
Foto tomada con GoPro HERO4, Junio 2015.
And,last and biggest selfie-stick in my life. 42 meter! Small dot on the floor with shadow - it's me)
We use so many unusual selfie-stick,so we decided to choose 7 most interesting, and add them here,on Flickr.
We back again to this HUGE satellite,which is located in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Press like and leave comment,if you want to see more photo from Chernobyl. 1000 “likes” and i will add new photo
I haven't been here before but actually near our place in the Philippines. It was only when new roads were made that vehicles can now pass this place.
I have taken this just before Pandemic lockdown leaving last day of February 2020, or else I'll be stock in PH for the whole pandemic lockdown. That was my longest time spent in PH ever since and loved it, home sweet home as always.
I know, that almost all hear about "NoShaveNovember,or Movember". WTF? Why people need do something like this? People can do all what they want everytime. So,let's shave,or not shave!)
We did a whirlwind tour of Sequoia National Park a couple days ago before we headed further down to southern California. I always feel like there's not enough time to soak it in.
Explore #381 July 8th, 2016
We use CouchSurfing because it is one of the best things while traveling. Acquainted with the culture, traditions, and national kitchen better through the local people.
Now we live in Israel,for a while,and sometimes explore this amazing country.
Behind our back more than 50 countries and almost half thousand cities,but Jerusalem defenetly in top-10!maybe even in top-5:)
completely immersed in atmosphere of narrow streets, open roofs, from where you can better explore city, even if the roofs are not too high. Here we found the Knights Templar logo:)