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I was taking selfie of myself using reflection of the window glass at Sunset Bar Aston Hotel, Belitong. I really love the background a lot. After rainstorm all day sunset still so beautiful at the end of that day ^__^
Thank you Flickr for choosing my pictures explores...It's really means to me ^___^
Shooting my favorite livery against a deep blue sky is always a pleasure, more so when it's done at Maho Beach at St.Maarten.
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Beach Club Meditation
Mimetizate con la naturaleza
Último paraiso perdido de Ibiza. Un milagro que podamos disfrutar de una naturaleza tan rellena de naturaleza. Todo lo que te cuenten sobre Sunset Ashram es poco, tienes que venir y verlo para creerlo.
Cree en la naturaleza que tu representas, lo que sientes en una puesta de sol, una fusión de tu naturaleza interior con la de tu entorno. Ese momento en el que no sabes porqué pero dejas de pensar.
Este es el mensaje de Sunset Ashram, sentir y darle vacaciones al intelecto por un rato. Siéntete libre, el miedo mata y el coraje cura.
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Beach Club Meditation
The last paradise in Ibiza. It is a miracle that we are able to enjoy a natural place such as this. All that you have heard about the Sunset Ashram is nothing in comparison to the real thing. You have to see it to believe it.
Believe in the nature that you represent, the way you feel a sunset, a fussion of your inner nature and the natural world. This moment, without knowing why you stop thinking.
This is the message from Sunset Ashram, feel and give the intellect a vacation for a while. Feel free, fear is killing and courage is healing.
Más Información / More Information: sunsetashram.com/sunsetbar.html
The highest peak of Bali, Gunung Agung, is most revered. The Balinese collectively believe in its mystical power. It is so central to the Balinese Hindu religion that the island’s holiest temple, Besakih, is nestled almost a thousand meters up its slope.
August 1, 2008, 6:41PM, as seen from Gili Trawangan, Lombok, Indonesia
see the majesty of Gunung Agung in colloidfarl.blogspot.com/
I decided to get closer to the beach. The sun was sinking quick. Suddenly a girl in hijab came out from nowhere and walked across the beach. There was little time to move forward so I could not get a tighter shot.
6:14PM, a minute before sunset over Lombok Straight at Gili Trawangan, Lombok, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia
check out the minute-by-minute countdown to a Gili Trawangan sunset in colloidfarl.blogspot.com/
The reverse view to many of those photographed by me during my trip to St Maarten. Taken from a Winair DHC-6 Twin Otter on a flight from St Barths.
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Ich habe Start und Landung mal auf einem kleinen Filmchen festgehalten. Ich hoffe es gefällt euch. Leider konnte ich die Kamera nicht immer ruhig halten ;-)
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. After returning to our cabin, I stepped out on our veranda to capture a couple more photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline as sunset transitioned into dusk. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. After returning to our cabin, I stepped out on our veranda to capture a couple more photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline as sunset transitioned into dusk. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
The final sunset from our week at the Paloma Club Sultan and it didn't disappoint. A slight haziness gave the colours a bit of extra glow, although admittedly I may have given this a little boost in LIghtroom.......
The daily Air France flight lands low over the famed Maho Beach. The Sunset Bar and Grill is the perfect plane spotting location. You don't even have to get up from your beer to grab the shot.
A Caribbean Airlines 737 coming in for a landing over Maho Beach on St. Martin. Seen from the deck at the Sunset Bar & Grill, which has decks outside for watching these arrivals. We stopped there on our way to the airport to drop off Lisa and Meredith. Our own flight was two hours later.
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) - Maho Beach, St. Maarten
Just before touchdown, the scene at the Sunset Bar & Grill and Maho Beach in St. Maarten.
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
A Caribbean Airlines 737 over the end of the runway next to Maho Beach. Everyone's taking pictures of the incoming flight. Seen from the deck of the Sunset Bar & Grill. We stopped here on our way to drop off Lisa and Meredith at the airport. Our own flight was two hours later.
By the way, those "danger" signs are about the blast from jet engines as planes prepare for takeoff here. The danger is real. In this video (not mine), the blast blows a girl across the street and slams her into a concrete wall.
Beer Lao the way God intended: in a bar on the banks of the muddy Mekong. Still, this beer is overrated.
You can tell I'm nearing the end of my virtual trip to Turkey as now I'm onto sunsets. This was the view we had every evening on our short walk to the main restaurant at the Paloma Club Sultan.
The Travel Channel voted the Sunset Bar & Grill the third sexiest beach bar in the world. Looking at this picture you can see why! (Lisa, Linda, and Meredith going a little crazy!)
I don't recommend you looking through a long lens at the sun, it's not good for your eyes. This shot from the Sunset Bar of the Paloma Club Sultan was taken resting the lens on the railing and then composed using live view.
More sunsets here : www.flickr.com/photos/darrellg/sets/72157602591206058
A backdrop to the stage at the Sunset Bar & Grill where the Travel Channel says "each Tuesday they hold a bikini contest -- and they encourage participants to get a little crazy in order to walk home with a little cash."
After attending the mandatory muster drill, I headed to the Oceanview Bar (a.k.a. Sunset Bar) on Deck 10 of the Celebrity Constellation to take in the views as we sailed away from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. I had previously organized an informal sail-away meet & mingle with fellow members from our Cruise Critic roll call, and they proved to be a very fun and friendly group. As we headed out into the Atlantic Ocean, I made my way to the railing to capture some photos of the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood/Miami skyline at sunset. (It's a bit difficult to tell where Fort Lauderdale ends and Hollywood/Miami Beach/Miami begins, since all of the coastal cities feature high-rise buildings extending along the waterfront.)
We stopped at the Sunset Bar & Grill to watch the planes land over Maho Beach -- before we went to the airport ourselves! This guy is checking for the next scheduled arrival on the upright surfboard outside the bar.