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Campos de secano en las inmediaciones de Teruel, una parcela en barbecho, en la otra nace el cereal.
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Conjunto residencial "Nou Europa" situado en la plaza de Europa, 18 - Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona, España)
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Residential complex "Nou Europa" located at Plaza de Europa, 18 - Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona, Spain).
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Es un edificio tan fotogénico... Tiene mil rincones y perspectivas para afotar.
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The Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is another of the 'must see' sights when in Lucca. The oval town square, now filled with outdoor cafes, was once a Roman amphitheatre.
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From Wikipedia : "Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is a public square in the northeast quadrant of walled center of Lucca, region of Tuscany, Italy. The ring of buildings surrounding the square, follows the elliptical shape of the former second century Roman amphitheater of Lucca. The square can be reached through four gateways located at the four vertices of the ellipse. A cross is carved into the central tile of the square with the arms pointing to the four gateways of the square.
The base of the former amphitheater (dating back to the 1st or 2nd century BC) is now some 3 meters below the center. At its peak about 18 rows of amphitheater seats held some 10,000 spectators.
Now an urban square (piazza), surrounded by private residences built using the remaining structures of the Amphitheatre, and occupied by several outdoor cafes, created in 1830 by the architect Lorenzo Nottolini who razed some of the buildings inside the oval. It was originally refurbished to be a marketplace."
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Lugar elevado, utilizado para mediciones del terreno junto con otros vértices o puntos situados a cierta distancia.
Suelen tener muy buenas vistas a su alrededor.
Este por ejemplo, está a 535 metros de altura sobre la cima de una loma y domina a su alrededor unos paisajes increíbles.
...En el vértice geodésico.
Unos de los tres vértices que hay a orilla del mar en la Zona del "Grau Vell" en el Puerto de Sagunto.
La foto no es mi mía, es de mi chica, yo soy solo el modelo.
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Formazza. Italy.
From the NE ridge of Pizzo Stella, Martchenspitz, on the border between Italy and Switzerland, view toward the wonderful mirror of water named Lake Superiore, and the summits of Valle Formazza. For those whose knoe the valley it will not be difficult to spot Monte Giove, Blinnenhorn and the famous waterfall of River Toce.
My very first idea for the day was just to reach the pass at the beginning of this ridge, called Hendar Furggu in the ancient walser dialect spoken here.
Being at the pass at 11AM made me thought I could give a try to reach the summit. It's been an idea that was born on the field. I did not read any relation or guide before. Therefore I started to scramble along the ridge, passing from a relatively large field of rocks to a series of steep rocky plates, till this point, no more than 50 meters below the top I guess, where the ridge becomes a sort of knife blade, attached to the vertex of the mountain only by an almost vertical wall of rock.
From the pass I had noticed a steep ledge on the Eastern side of the ridge, and I had thought it could be the best way to the top. But going up I lost the visual contact with that ledge and in the end I found my self in this muvais pas.
To reach the ledge from here I should have descended and then traverse on a steep slope covered by grass and debris.
In the meanwhile the clock kept running, and in the end I gave up.
I was alone and I had not told anybody I wanted to climb this mountain and It was not the case to risk any longer.
Maybe the next time…
I took this shot and a couple of others, winning the unpleasant feeling of exposure, and I went down.
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Dalla cresta NE del Pizzo Stella, Martchenspitz, al confine tra Italia e Svizzera, uno sguardo verso il meraviglioso specchio d'acqua del Lago Superiore, e le vette della Valle Formazza. Per chi conosce la valle non sarà difficile riconoscere il Monte Giove, il Blinnenhorn e la cascata del Toce.
La mia idea originale era di raggiungere il passo all'inizio di questa cresta, Hendar Furggu. Un classico passaggio da Fondovalle, in Val Formazza, al comune Elvetico di Bosco Gurin.
Arrivare al passo alle 11 del mattino, con un cielo limpido, mi ha fatto però pensare che avrei potuto provare a raggiungere la vetta. È stata un'idea nata sul campo. Non avevo letto nessuna relazione della salita. Ho quindi iniziato ad arrampicarmi lungo la cresta, passando da un crinale relativamente ampio di massi mobili a una serie di ripide placche rocciose, fino a questo punto, a non più di 50 metri dalla cima, dove la cresta diventa una sorta di lama di coltello, attaccata al vertice della montagna solo da una parete di roccia quasi verticale e molto esposta da ambo i lati.
Dal passo avevo notato una ripida cengia sul versante orientale della cresta, e avevo pensato che potesse essere la via migliore per arrivare in cima. Salendo ho però poi perso il contatto visivo con quella ciengia e mi sono ritrovato in questo punto critico, un muvais pas come si dice in gergo.
Per raggiungere la cengia da qui avrei dovuto scendere parecchio e poi traversare su un ripido pendio coperto di erba e detriti.
Nel frattempo l'orologio aveva continuato a girare e alla fine ho rinunciato.
Ero solo e non avevo detto a nessuno che volevo scalare questa montagna e non era il caso di rischiare ancora.
Forse la prossima volta …
Ho fatto questa foto e un paio di altre (con un certo formicolio sotto ai piedi a causa del senso di esposizione) e sono tornato sui miei passi.
Another image from my photo shoot as Johnson Lake at sunrise a few weeks ago. Instead of focusing on Cascade Mountain who was visibly soaking up the sun's morning rays at the other end of the lake, I turned to see Mt. Rundle catching some nice light. It's angle to the sun made only it's rocky vertices ignite with orange light, but it made for some cool contrasts. The black trees up front are a bit more concentrated than I wanted, but that was because I was down at the far end of the lake where all the trees are. Maybe next time I'll head up the hills side to find a neat composition while allowing Rundle to show off itself without being blocked by any trees. :) Thanks for looking! I'd love to hear what you think of it or what I could've done to make it better.