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Coeonesthesia headpiece (2018) by Iris van Herpen.
Exhibition "Sculpting the Senses" KunstHal, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Fiona damaged viewpoint deck at the Oceanview lookout in Prince Edward Island National Park, Cavendish
Stave Hill is a 30ft artificial mound in the Stave Hill Ecological Park. it was created from spoils when the docks were infilled. Despite its low height it affords 360 degree views including The City of London, Canary Wharf, St Pauls etc.
Someone placed a chair on this cliff, creating this viewpoint with a unique atmosphere.
Taken for Flickr Friday: #Vibe
This pretty island on the northwest coast of Lanzarote has just under 700 inhabitants and is a real step back in time.
This fantastic viewpoint was from the Mirador del Rio. We caught the ferry across from Orzola to the harbour at Caleta de Sebo and walked to a pretty bay, seeing only a few other people in 2 hours of walking.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graciosa,_Canary_Islands
Explored January 2016
Winterberg view
On the "Kleiner Winterberg" there are several viewpoints in the "Great Zschand", which for me is one of the most beautiful, especially in such morning light.
Am Kleinen Winterberg gibt es mehrere Aussichtspunkte in den Großen Zschand, dieser gehört für mich zu den schönsten, besonders bei solchem Morgenlicht.
Medinaceli, Soria, Spain
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A viewpoint in Lisbon, famous for the view over the Tejo river.
The view wasn't however a match for the show offered by the crowd. And someone had payed for an entertainer singing karaoke.
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Leica M6 (1987), Elmarit 2.8/24 ASPH, ADOX CHS 100 II, Epson V600, Affinity Photo
Taken from the Rohrhardsberg (1163m), this photo shows some of the wildflower meadows, and the "Schänzlehof", the still operational farmhouse in the mid of the Black Forest with the highest altitude.
You can also see the winding road that we followed as part of the walking trail (called "U(h)rwaldpfad").
Back in the early days of Bellingham this viewpoint was the one that was visited by everyone who had a car. I imagine back then the trees weren't nearly so tall for even standing at the top of a tower doesn't give uninterrupted views any longer