European Everyday Life (add the place!)
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Spring flowers by Tutelarix
This shot I made last spring, when was going to my work place. It was nice foggy morning, the sun hardly break through the thick fog. I find beautiful flower on tree and some interesting feeling fill me and it was great, it was feelings that all peoples remember all their life to the end. Thanks. Enjoy. :) How about framed print? Tech info / Canon 400d / Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 Aperture priority / 1/160 / EV 0 / F2.8 / 50mm Without any preparation. / Photoshop CS4. Featured in European Everyday Life Welcome to / My site / My Facebook All rights reserved. ©Tutelarix. Please do not use my images without permission.
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Siderays by Paul O'Neill
Nice, France
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Lusk Round Tower B&W by Martina Fagan
Lusk Round Tower B&W taken in Lusk North County Dublin / Featured in European Everday Life on 18 Nov 2009 / / © / MCN:C2B6B-CA3D3-D1DED
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50% discount by Strolch
A homeless man who probably cannot even affort a single saussage or a breadroll infront of a large shopping store that is proud on offering a 50% discount on all knitwear. / Taken in Hamburg, Germany in June 2009. Featured in Candid Photography, thank you ;)
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Pouring liquid heaven by Rowan Plantagenet
Featured in Eurpean Everyday Life
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Vase, towels and green wall by Silvia Ganora
Shot in Sicily, 2008 Nikon d70 with Nikkor AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED
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Dreaming with Angels by Zoltan Madacsi
After lunch the father is sleeping with his four month old son. Hungary.
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2 By the Seine by Sheri Greenberg
Lovers on the Seine / Ile Saint-Louis / Paris, France
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High Rise Chat by Martina Fagan
Taken in Foto Island Cork 2007 with Fuji Finepix S7000 / / ©MCN:CB6A1-435D2-2AD4F / Featured in European Everday Life on 18 Nov 2009 and / Featured in the Buyer’s Club on the 18 Nov 2009
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Bienvenidos in Andalucia! - Welcome in Andalusia! by luanda
“RURAL AROUND THE WORLD” group – July 2009 / “FIRST THINGS” Group – July 2009 / “COLOR AND LIGHT” Group – August 2009 / “EUROPEAN EVERYDAY LIFE” Group – November 2009 ANDALUCIA…TIERRA CALIENTE! If you need a neverending sun, if you need to admire a new world, full of colurs and light you have to go to Andalusia! Listed buildings, marvellous Cities, warm & cheerful people, miles and miles of sunny beaches, flamenco, light and sun, are some of the distinctive features of this fantastic district of Spain! As soon as you come there, along the way between Cadiz and Tarifa, several famous spanish bulls silohuettes (they are breeding for the CORRIDA) seem waving you WELCOME IN ANDALUCIA! and actually, this is one of the distinctive features of this magnificent district. Taken from our reant car. Obviously, Hubby was driving! I was just trying to catch cool things to shot!!! ;-) Let’s read all about ANDALUCIA / MCN: C8D37-3FDC2-809C8 (s) / MCN: WF11B-1EC7E-CADAC (Ws)
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London's Signature by monocotylidono
Simple. Yet, one of the most recognizable town signature icons in the world. Featured in the Calendar My Pocket London .
Recent Work
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Night Reflections by Detlef Becher
Municipal hall in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany. Taken August 2007 with Minolta DiMAGE S414. / / /
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Dancing vine by triciamary
Detail of vine & shutter, taken in Salies de Bearn, southern France.
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EOL by hynek
An old water tap in Cadca, Slovakia.
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Ierapetra by Marios Katsaros
Crete island, Greece
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Blue Shutters, green vine by triciamary
Salies de Bearn, southern France
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Sea by annalisa56
Sea in Liguria (Italy) Camera used: / CANON EOS 450D
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Monterosso Bay by annalisa56
Monterosso-Cinque Terre-La Spezia (Italy) Monterosso, the first of Cinque Terre! Monterosso characteristic is the fact that it s a “double” town, formed by two different parts: Monterosso, with the typical aspect of a sea-town, and Fegina, the seaside resort. Rough Monterosso, settled in a bay surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, birthplace of the famous poet Eugenio Montale, who often described the town in his poems. It is difficult to avoid an excessive enthusiasm when you see parts of Liguria still reachable only by train or walking! The historical origin of Monterosso dates back to 643, when the people living on the hills settled near the sea in order to escape from the barbarian invasion. Monterosso – CinqueterreOld Monterosso is practically intact with its house-towers, crossed by narrow streets (here called “caruggi”). In order to avoid invasions from the sea, several defensive works were built. Part of this system are the castle overlooking the sea with its three round towers, some parts of the town walls, the medieval tower, now the bell-tower of the Church of San Giovanni and the Aurora tower, one of the thirteen towers that in the 16th Century surrounded the town. The modern residential neighbourhood is developed along the seafront in the bay of Fegina. The vegetation surrounds the town of Monterosso like an embrace and its beach, the largest in the Coast of Cinque Terre, its crags and the crystal water of its sea make this little town one of the cosiest in the Eastern Liguria Riviera. In the past, Monterosso had an important fishing fleet, that made the town famous for its fish, overall the salted anchovies and the fried fish preserved with vinegar in wooden kegs (“scabeccio”). Santuario della Madonna di SovioreAt the shoulders of Monterosso (466 metres above sea level) there is the sanctuary of Madonna di Soviore, considered the oldest sanctuary consecrated to the Virgin in Liguria. The history of this church is rather unusual: during 7th Century the barbarian invasions forced the inhabitants to escape. During the flight some of them buried a wooden statue of the Virgin, where the Sanctuary still stands nowadays. The statue was found again by a priest of Monterosso about one century later: in fact the former construction of the Sanctuary dates back to 8th Century a. C., exactly where the present one (dating back to 19th Century) was built. Nowadays the Sanctuary, with its large tree-lined square, is the destination of several pilgrims and also tourists fascinated by the beauty of the place, reachable by a steep footpath. Camera used: / CANON EOS 450D
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Maybe you like this one, my friend. by Meeli Sonn
All happiness to you my RedBubble friend. / Made with Nikon D 50 , Sigma lenses
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SKIATHOS - Ready for lunch! by luanda
SKIATHOS – New Harbour AS IS – Straight from NIKON D 90 Greek people are really creative and cheerful. They love gather together, stay along with friends around the table eating, drinking and singing their songs At the same way they want to pamper the tourists and let them to feel themselves just like as they are at home… And what is more lovely than eat so close to the sea? Yeah, the table was just set almost…”in” the water….as You can see in the following shot… / SUCH A FANTASTIC PLACE TO HAVE A LUNCH!!!...Do you agree? Do U want to know all about SKIATHOS? Click HERE / To find out where SKIATHOS Island is situated, follow the green arrow on the map, at the bottom of the page!!! Click on the images below to leave a comment! To find out where SKIATHOS Island is situated, follow the green arrow on the map!!! / MCN: CXRB3-CEKG1-SV17G (s) / MCN: WEDUC-QFTN2-MAYYN (Wp)
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Lighttrails by Lindie
Sony A350 / f/13 / 15s This was taken in Utrecht in the Netherlands.
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Drenched by rodeorose
Dubrovnik drenched by the morning sun. Shot Summer 2006, at 8 am, from the Old Town Walls, looking at the clocktower at the southern end of Stradun. One can see the extensive post-war repair work to the rooftops, and the difference between the origianl tiles, and the new regular ones. Dubrovnik has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1979. We are luckyenough to call this city our second home. Nikon D70s; Nikon 70-300mm lens; f/4.2; 1/2000sec; 75mm focal length.
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Langdale Valley Views by Jason Connolly
shot on my ascent of Bow fell looking back to the Langdale valley in the English lake district national park, Cumbria. / Shot with a Nikon D70s and 18-70mm lens. / f16 / 1/45 sec / ISO 200 /
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Please submit your photography and design, which deals with everyday life in Europe...
We would like to see typical buildings, portraits, food, nature, historical objects, city scenes, rural calmness…........ everything you like, as long it is TYPICAL EUROPEAN (this means typical German, Polish, French, Swedish, Italian…)
Please include in your comments THE PLACE where the picture was taken, without this it will be not accepted!!!
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