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Central Libary San Antonio TX by Ricardo Legorreta #sanantonio #texas #architecture #arquitectura #legorreta #lbrary #love_architecture +igeometry #lumixg9 #lumixexperience #lumix #microfourthirds #microufourthirdsgallery #microfournerds
In this view during high water season, looking northwest from an orbiting chopper, the Zambezi river flows atop a flat basalt sheet before encountering a transverse fracture zone and spilling into the gorge below, creating a mile-wide curtain of water over 100 yards/meters high. Visitors are treated to amazing views of the falls from the perpetually-wet national parks along the opposite rim of the gorge, where they are guaranteed to get a proper soaking. In the foreground, famous Victoria Falls Bridge crosses the international border between Zimbabwe to the left and Zambia to the right. Boat cruises among the islands upstream of the falls commonly afford views of hippos, elephants, and birds galore. Below the falls, white water rafting through the downstream canyon system is de rigueur, or perhaps a bungee jump from the bridge.
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The Romans built this thermae complex on natural hot springs during the first century CE. Everything above the ancient column bases is a modern reconstruction from the end of the Victorian era using distinctive, local Bath stone, a honey-colored oolitic limestone that defines much of the distinctive architecture in the city. Though the original Roman version was covered by a roof 20 meters high, the reconstruction project ran out of money and so the baths remain unvaulted and open to the sky and sunlight, allowing green algae to flourish in the pools. Also, tourists taking selfies on the far side of the pool create a modern-day "accidental renaissance" tableau.
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This 4.2 mile rail trail has produced many amazing avian encounters over the last couple of years!
I did a double-take when first encountering the Sun Cruise Resort, perched high upon a ridge the Jeongdongjin coast in South Korea. At 165 meters (541 feet) long, the building (not an actual ship) was designed to look like the Royal Caribbean's Sovereign Class cruise liners. Opened in 2002, it has 211 guest rooms, 6 restaurants, and a salt water pool. I took these photos in 2014; apparently a whole second building was added since then.
Dove in Besalú, Cataluña. #snapshot #besalu #besalú #medieval_city #cataluna #spain #españa #cataluña #dove #pigeons #compassion #animallove #whellchair #architecture #narrowstreets #micro43rds #microfourthirds #olympus #microfournerds #olympuspen #penf #monochrome #creativedial #olympus25mmf18 via Instagram ift.tt/2IzSjz6
One of the Thousand Islands of the Saint Lawrence River between New York and Ontario. The largest of the islands sport over a hundred homes and the smallest are completely uninhabited, but my favorite are these single-residence islands. Boathouses and docks secure the vessels required to get to the mainland most of the year, but when the river freezes up during winter you can make the journey on foot.