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The Spanish Steps are a set of steps in Rome, Italy, climbing a steep slope between the Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinità dei Monti, dominated by the Trinità dei Monti church at the top. (2/23/2019)
Painted on iPhone using Brushes app.
These are some steps in a park here in Tulsa. They were striking when the sun hit them this morning, so here they are.
Lets go back to the warmer autumn days briefly...
I visited Tarr Steps in Exmoor numerous times this autumn to get the conditions I wanted, and luckily on my last visit, as the last light faded and the rain poured I managed to capture this shot. I wanted to have the tree in the corner covered in red leaves, and being a sheltered spot, it took a long time to get to this color.
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I think running up these steps with a camera bag full of gear was worth it, don't you??
7 shot panorama, though you might not realise! Trying to decide if it's oversaturated though? Ironic, as I don't think I made any changes to saturation!
Vitra House / Weil am Rhein / Baden-Württemberg / Germany
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Sets of steps at Shepton Prison, the 'going up' ones were wider than the 'coming down' ones because there wasn't as much room needed to carry down a coffin.
I visited Vaxholm Castle this summer. It's a small fortress, originally constructed by Gustav Vasa in 1544. These steps – I think there were 137 of them – lead to the tower. Photographing them proved difficult as a bunch of children kept running up and down without pause, but I managed.
This is actually two photos that I blended into one. Does it still count as a diptych? Probably not.
Minnehaha Falls, Chattahoochee National Forest - Rabun County, Georgia.
Falls Branch flows over the rock shelves at Minnehaha Falls.
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Thank goodness for our plow guys who plow and shovel our walk and stairs— worth every penny! And bless my DD who keeps up with any snow that falls between their stops. Farther north of us they got 20+ inches, so we felt lucky.
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ODC a pop of color
Dragons are signs of good fortune in Vietnamese culture. These very fanciful dragons flank a set of steps to the New Palace in the Citadel, the imperial palace complex in Hue, Vietnam. The New Palace was built in the latter half of the 19th century during the French colonial period and was a blend of European and Vietnamese styles and motifs. The imperial family resided here until the 1940s up to when the revolution began that eventually forced out the French in the 1950s.