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The begining of my walk across the Southern Ridges of Singapore. This lake is at the foot of Kent Ridge close to the Subway station of the same name.
The Southern Ridges comprise of 10 km of green, open spaces that connect Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve, providing huge interest for walking enthusiasts, history buffs, shutterbugs, nature lovers, bird watchers and families looking for a different kind of family outing.
Steeped in history and one of the best spots in Singapore to enjoy panoramic views of the city, harbour and the Southern Islands, the Southern Ridges is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna.
The Khoisan Kitchen is situated on the banks of the Brandewyn River, and is based on the Rock Art Trail through the Cederberg.
Specialising in traditional fare, with a relaxed ambiance, the kitchen delivers hearty food to the hungry. With its natural stone look, the restaurant blends in with its surrounds, even decorated with rock art reproductions, painted by artist Sarah Mackie.
Chef Haffie Strauss serves wholesome, West coast influenced fare, such as stews and bredies, make from waterblommetjies, mutton and lamb.
Photo I took in my village today
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A lovely morning shot on the courseway over to Holy Island in Northumbria.
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A peaceful boat floats on the calm waters of a Norwegian fjord, surrounded by snow-capped mountains. This serene landscape captures the essence of Norway's natural beauty.
Descrizione in Italiano:
Una barca tranquilla galleggia sulle acque calme di un fiordo norvegese, circondata da montagne innevate. Questo paesaggio sereno cattura l'essenza della bellezza naturale della Norvegia.
Forth and Clyde Canal, Hungryside, Kirkintilloch
I've been getting mightily pissed off lately, driving 30 miles up to the Trossachs only to have the "very promising sunset light" disappear before my very eyes as I drive into Aberfoyle, so I thought I'd stay a bit closer to home.
The light wasn't particularly good last evening, but when you're faced with the alternative of watching "Britain has got no f***ing talent whatsoever - if you doubt that, then watch this" (or whatever it's called) on the telly, it's any port in a storm. The light didn't really improve, but I was lucky enough to catch a beam of sunlight peeking though a break in the clouds and managed to get this chocolate box shot.
Just as well really, because a couple of minutes later, a motor launch full of pissheads decided to ruin the tranquility by screeching to a halt (or whatever the nautical equivalent is) right next to me and attempting to perform a three-point turn while simultaneously (a) attempting to impress me with their linguistic skills and (b) pitching a succession of empty bottles at some ducks. And you wonder why I hate people ..
Just in case I meet them on a future visit, does anybody know where I can get some reasonably-priced stun grenades?
This is a panoramic long exposure taken on the cliffs in North Berwick looking north over the isle of Craigleith and Fife. Despite the caption, the sea was very choppy and the strong winds made it challenging to pose still. I think the long exposure gives the photo a calm mood.
Does it need a description?? Nah!
Exposure-1 minute
Aperture-f/22
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This may look like an idyllic landscape, but off to the left you can just catch the signs of clouds massing. Ten minutes after I took this shot we were driving through a mighty downpour. I'd like to say that ten minutes later it all cleared away to leave a sunny afternoon, but no. That's when the thunder cracked and the rain came down even heavier!
Scotland. What did you expect?
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In the nature reserve(I like to call it my secret garden), I very rarely go down this part of it, even though my favourite gate is down in this bit but I did the other day, I will never get bored of exploring this place.
Single Exposure
Nikon D90 | Tokina 12-24 f4 | Lee GND 0.6s+ Hitech RGND0.9
f8 | 25s | ISO-200 |
Kelvin WB
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"Experience Tranquility"
A surreal scene only to be seen in person to experience the state of peace and relaxation.
Sooth sounds of calming waves covers the looming whispers of the waterfalls. All of which to be paired with the view of the magnificent galaxy.
The Portland Japanese Gardens, Oregon
Pay the little "tripod fee" and shoot to your heart's content while at these gardens in Portland. You won't be disappointed.
This scene was saved by the poor economy condition and housing market. All this was going to be leveled and a new subdivision was going to take its place
Abandoned church in the UK
Navigating our way inside infant of a squat across the road in a pretty dodgy part of town while a guy shouted over at us, was pretty nerve wracking. We quickly made our photos inside and then made an exit as quickly as possible.
It was strange as inside it felt peaceful, I love that about exploring, cause what ever is happening on the outside of that building, inside it is cut off from the world and you almost feel safer then on the outside.
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