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Se trata del valle por el que fluyen tanto el río Pas como el Pisueña, afluente este último del primero.
Ambos se unen en la localidad de Vargas, incluida dentro del municipio de Puente Viesgo.
La unión de ambas y este propio Valle nos deja imágenes de una gran espectacularidad, lo que provoca que sea uno de los puntos de más afluencia de turistas dentro de Cantabria.
Es una zona con una gran tradición religiosa. Su historia está relacionada con la religión y con los edificios de este estilo.
Y es que la presencia de monasterios en este lugar permitió la repoblación del mismo. Además, la presencia de los mismos no solo provocó un impulso poblacional en la zona, sino también económico.
Gran parte de los edificios construidos en esa época, hablamos del siglo XI, aún se conservan dotando al Valle del Pas de un gran patrimonio cultural.
Sin duda, un lugar perfecto para los amantes de los edificios religiosos debido al gran número de construcciones de esta índole que encontramos en el bello paraje del Valle del Pas.
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Two Nuttall's larkspur flowers dance in unison as an homage to spring in a montane meadow. The blue arms and legs are actually sepals- the petals are the smaller white structures striped with purple. The yellow teeth-like structures are the pollen making stamen.
These are two identical parts of one ring made by an Irish goldsmith - a very dear memory of this beautiful country for me.
Pas de trucage Photoshop, juste photographiée en format portrait, à vous de comprendre l'imbroglio tête/jambes... ;-)
Hippos on the banks of the Chobe, Botswana
All animals in Africa bite, but the safari bug is the worst of all.
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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So, those of you who know me, know that I often wander off in the woods and hills for hours on end camera in hand. Unfortunately on this occasion I made every mistake imaginable, wrong kit, kit missing, wrong settings and rushing to catch the light.
At first glance, you may think I’m crazy. The image looks decent enough right? Look closer and I’ll list everything that went wrong with this excursion.
1 - Wrong lens. I have been working with one focal length lately as an exercise to improve composition. This scene would have been so much better on a wide angle, but I only had a 40mm Macro lens with me.
2 – No tripod. I decided to pack light one camera, one lens, no tripod. I normally take a full bags worth of kit on a hike
3 – I shot in Jpg instead of Raw. The previous night I had decided to check the shutter count on my Nikon D7200. For some reason this only works 9only ways I have found to do this) is to upload a jpg to an online service that can then tell you. Foolishly I forgot to change back to Raw before I went out the next day!
4 - Rushing the shot. As it was getting on in the afternoon, the sun was dropping really quickly. I was already on my way out of the woods when i spotted the scene. With the combination of falling light and wrong lens, I rushed to get an image as quickly as I could
While there’s nothing wrong with shooting in jpg format. It really doesn’t leave a lot of editing doors open for a final image. Especially when shooting directly into the sun in a scene like this one. So, I decided to publish this as to always remind me to check and double check everything in the future.
I'e decided I will be writing a blog post to go into more detail about my "faux pas" later this week
Estos son los colores que llevo en la memoria, al paso por esta tierra de gigantes, en Campo de Criptana.
La G1206 1447 Ferrotract, mise à contribution pour une étude de ligne des conducteurs entre Belfort et Lure à raison d’un aller-retour par jour pendant deux jours, est immortalisée dans le décor champêtre de Bas-Evette, quelques minutes après son départ de la Cité du Lion.
Ce cliché (peu académique diront certains) a été motivé par plusieurs raisons :
- Le conducteur est un collègue de formation et un ami cher à qui je dédie cette photo
- J'ai conduit cet engin moteur à plusieurs reprises
- Les HLP ont aussi droit, après tout, à la postérité ;)
Alors pourquoi pas ?
Another shot taken in Vietnam in February 2014 . 11 days of cycling. Great memories. Interesting way to discover a country. Great Explorations organize those type of adventure. Thanks to Jerry Jones for the texture ( on the sky).
Une autre photo prise au Vietnam en février 2014 . 11 jours de vélo. De très bons souvenirs. Une manière intéressante de découvrir un pays. Great Explorations organise ce type d'aventure.