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Another view of Ullswater, and Glenridding...On the way up to Helvellyn... April 2017. Lake District , Cumbria, UK
Delicate Arch is one of Utah's most famous icons. You see images of it everywhere: on magazine covers, computer screen savers and license plates. But photos do not adequately convey the stunning beauty that hits you as you come over the ridge and see the arch in person for the first time.
Utah National Park situated along the Colorado River features more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches including its most photographed Delicate Arch. Arches National Park's landscape has been forming and changing for millions of years. It was made a national park in 1971 being previously named a national monument in 1929.
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The view from the Helter Skelter Cafe, Luna Park.
Milsons Point, Sydney
Yesterday afternoon, Friday, 23rd June, 2023.
Photographed from Northcliff Street, Milsons Point.
Just above the Helter Skelter Cafe, Luna Park.
Looking across the harbour to Millers Point, Pier One, the Walsh Bay Wharf Precinct and the Sydney Observatory.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 75-300 f/4-5.6 USM II lens
Processed in Adobe Lighroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
A Smooth 'Chestnut' filter from the Flickr Photo Editor.
The village of Sferracavallo is an ancient fishing village, whose name derives from the ancient custom of "unshoeing" the horses before crossing the shallow waters of the area.
Facing the small port of Sferracavallo, there isn't a single historical building of particular importance, but rather a series of sailors' houses and small buildings that give the place its fishing village charm.
The area is characterized by an authentic atmosphere and local traditions linked to the sea, rather than by the presence of monuments of great architectural value.
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Il borgo di Sferracavallo è un antico borgo di pescatori, il cui nome deriva dall'antica usanza di "sferrare i cavalli" prima di attraversare le acque poco profonde della zona.
Di fronte al porticciolo di Sferracavallo non si trova un singolo edificio storico di particolare rilevanza, ma piuttosto una serie di case marinare e piccole costruzioni che conferiscono al luogo il suo fascino di borgo di pescatori.
L'area è caratterizzata da un'atmosfera autentica e dalle tradizioni locali legate al mare, più che dalla presenza di monumenti di grande pregio architettonico.
. . another dawn.
Sorry I've not been around much; things are just a bit busy at the moment.
Have a great weekend.
view from Theresienwiese at Church St. Paul
& Frauenkirche (background) in thunderstorm mood
Munich/Bavaria/Germany
Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland
A different view of the castle. I'd been warned so I knew that between 9am & 6pm you are not allowed to fly a drone near the castle but I have to commend the owners for not putting a blanket ban on drones. I suspect this way people are more likely to obey the rules and come early or late like I did.
Again I hope to reshoot this in Oct or March and think sun set may be better. It is an epic view though!
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Yesterday morning, 16th August 2022.
A different perspective view altogether of the pools of water.
Talsarnau or Talsamau is a village and community in the Ardudwy area of Gwynedd in Wales. Its population was 525 in 2001, and had increased to 550 at the 2011 Census. The village of Talsarnau is situated on the A496 coastal road between Maentwrog and Harlech, close to the hamlets of Eisingrug and Llandecwyn.
Series: Hamburg, Harbor View View
Today (also) with Elbphilharmonie-View: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbphilharmonie
The truly spectacular Quiraing is an icon of Scotland. Many people visit only the first short section of path. My intention was to walk around it, but heavy rain prevented me from doing so. A real shame, as the site is so spectacular.
This image has been produced many times by photographers over the years. The view is of Loch Tummel looking west from the viewing platform called “Queen’s View”. The body of water is often called Loch Scotland because the outline of the water looks like the shape of the country. You can’t see it as well as you used to because the trees to image right have grown considerably in recent years and chops off the east coast.
You can’t really do too much to change the viewpoint with this shot so all you can do is try to get the best possible conditions. Alas, as is so often the case I didn’t plan this particularly well and missed the best of the light. I had been in the north west of Scotland earlier in the day and thought I could chance a sunset on route south. It didn’t quite work out as bright or as nice as I would have liked but there is a lot of drama going on in that sky.
The viewing platform was constructed to support the outfall. It connects to the foreshore walkway system and provides the public elevated access to the water’s edge and views of Hawke Bay and back to the city.
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