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I'm back! I took this yesterday in Bruges, Belgium. Bruges is an authentic medieval city, and is an incredible place.
I tried a jump that worked out pretty well, but what I really wanted to do was a cartwheel with my legs in the air. When I was in grade school I could do a cartwheel easily, but I guess I'm a bit rusty!
I shot this in Raw mode, and I'm glad I did. It really helps to preserve the detail and contrasts in the walls and the subtle variations in the clouds.
The clouds were hiding the top part of the windmills when we were approaching the site, bit lifted by the time I managed to get close and stop. The top of the blades are still in light mist.
Preserved Dunedin trolleybus number 43 stands in Main Street, Foxton with the windmill behind. Wednesday 17th October 2007. The trolleybus was withdrawn from service long before the windmill was built in 2001/02.
For our last sightseeing stop on Mykonos (Μύκονος), Mike and I visited the famous group of windmills in Mykonos Town, also known as Chora (Χώρα). After a short hike through the Kastro (Κάστρο) and Little Venice (Μικρή Βενετία) areas, we arrived at our destination -- where I proceeded to take numerous photos of these picturesque structures.
The view from the top floor of West Chiltington (otherwise known as Meeton's) Smock windmill, built in 1838 it ceased working around 1922 since when the mill was stripped of it's machinery and converted into a private residence. The mill was undergoing repairs when we visited as part of the Sussex Mills Group tour of West Sussex, 18 April 2009. Photograph by Justin Brice.
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One great thing about the flat lands of Iowa is that they tend to have some strong gusts of wind. There were hundreds of these wind turbines, and they are massive. I loved this shot because the sky is dramatic, the soil looks old, the windmills are silhouetted, and the sun has a strong presence.