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Journey again in another view. The old guide alway walked ahead. When the we left behind far away. He stopped and looked at us in silence. He was wordless and never laugh not like any other guide I have ever met. Maybe he wasn't a guide but a local peasant paid to show us the way.
However, he was cool not only in character but also in pose.
I've walked this path many times, but normally in the opposite direction, and so I'd never appreciated the nice swoop the guided busway makes here.
I had to recrop this one after the fact because I was rushed to get this one shot: I'd sped up to get ahead of a pedestrian so I could take this shot, and I only had this instance before he would overtake me again getting in the frame. Thank goodness for enough pixels to let me re-compose after.
This delightful young lady was our guide when we were spending one day in Croatia ,on a Danube cruise. We moored at Vukovar & were driven to the beautiful old town of Osijek . We were amusingly entertained by a comical fisherman & then had a lunch with a local family. Our guide kept us well informed in a most pleasant manner , throughout..
The Plough and Lighthouses have both guided men to their safe destinations although one has done so for thousands of years rather than hundreds.
A composite of several shots with the beams captured with continuous fired shots at high ISO with a 2.5 sec exposure time.
Portland Bill Lighthouse, Dorset looking North.
Cape Foulwind Lighthouse.
Looking back to this night, I wish I got some shots with my 24mm ƒ1.4 lens, I was too excited to have the 14mm ƒ2.8 lens and with limited time, had to leave before I wanted to. We will be back, Mr Foulwind.
PLEASE DON"T INVITE THIS PHOTO TO ANY AWARD (C1/P1) GROUPS, THE AWARDS ARE TACKY AND DON"T GIVE ANY VALUE.
my second time at this wonderful manor with the five Alive crew something quite colonial about this place!
One of the many Lighthouse Sculptures situated in NE Scotland, Moray, Orkney and Shetland in the "Light The North" sculpture trail in aid of Clan Cancer Charity. Each one stands at 2.5m tall.
They will later be auctioned off to raise funds for the charity.
This is the Guia Lighthouse as seen from a place called "Boca do Inferno", which translates into "Hell's Mouth".
O Farol de Nossa Senhora da Guia, aqui visto a partir da Boca do Inferno.
Cascais - Portugal
Soundtrack // Bande-son: MARTIN AND JAMES ("She Is Light Guiding"): www.youtube.com/watch?v=reEbO-Xi6Hw
"She is LIGHT-GUIDING me..."
"Un phare à taille humaine au plat pays, belle trouvaille !" (VINCENT / www.flickr.com/photos/58769600@N07/)
"Magistralement composée... Superbe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" (FLORENCE.V / www.flickr.com/photos/flo59/)
Amphitrite Lighthouse stands as a solitary guardian, casting its glow over the rugged shores of Ucluelet.
On this particular day, we had experienced a lot of fog and mist. The sun popped out for a brief second, and lit up these really interesting clouds. There were so many intriguing spots along the West Coast Trail in Ucluelet, but we really enjoyed this spot at the end of the day.
Thanks so much for looking!
Lisa
Höfði lighthouse Built in 2019, the cheery yellow Lighthouse overlooks Faxaflói Bay and Mt. Esja.
It is an active light with a focal plane of 10.5m and a tower height of 4m.
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Kalbarri National Park is home to many awe inspiring vistas. The seasoned traveler would be able to name a handful of the iconic landmarks in the area.
For me, however, Pot Alley is the location around Kalbarri that provides the best photographic opportunities.
The winding alleys flanked by sand stone rock formations, jagged red cliffs and native flora gives the sense of being much further away from the civilization than you really are. In reality, however, Pot Alley is located 10 mins away from the town of Kalbarri and is one of the most accessible sight seeing locations in the National Park.
This is a 77 frame panorama captured with a Nikon Z6 and 35mm 1.8 S lens. I shot this image with a wide open aperture and a low percentage of overlap between frames (40% instead of my usual 50-60%) because I've heard good reviews of 35mm S lens that I wanted to push it to is limits.
The 35mm is truly an amazing performer with ultra low distortion and incredibly sharp corners when shot wide-open. It also out performed the Nikon 58mm f/1.4G for coma performance in the corners, something very few Nikon lenses do well.
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Nikon Z6
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Como cada 24 de Dic aparezco por este enclave local
As usual every year come to see the sunrise on the 24th
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