Island night
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A few years ago we celebrated the New Year in the distant island of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland… / These pics are the result of my Polaroid camera being exposed to sub-zero temperatures while drunk on single malt whiskey.
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A photo of San Francisco skyline, looking eastward, shot after dusk on a cloudy night. This is a seamlessly stiched panoramic shot with a lot of sharp detail. Most of the famous landmarks are in this shot: Bay Bridge, Transamerica building, BofA Building, Coit Tower etc. Yerba Buena island and East Bay / Oakland is in the background.
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In Cayman Islands This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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Stingray in shallow water This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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One of my favorite photos from my recent trip to Hong Kong. Taken from pedestrian overpass on Hong Kong Island near Admiralty looking east (ish). Tech details: / Pentax K20D, ISO100, 35mm (FA35), f11, 15 sec. More HK photos to come
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Another shot taken during a night dive at Kona, Hawai’i. Its amazing to watch the Manta Rays loop through the water column, the two rays almost look like they could be a reflection of each other. Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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Taken from the same position as Sky light, except this is made from 3 photos stitched together (giving a slightly expanded perspective). This was taken on Hong Kong Island.
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Moonrise over Tasman Island. Taken from Safety Cove, on the Tasman Peninsula.
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Front Street / Cheeseburger in Paradise / Lahaina / Maui, Hawai’i
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When I was in Venice, I stayed on Lido Island directly across from Venice. This is what it looks like at night! / My first long exposure night shot. / unedited /
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here you see the Palm Island of Dubai , the palm island Jumeirah is one of the 3 huge Dubai projects , man made island in the shape of palm tree in the far end of the Island you see the New Atlantis hotel which was opened just last month , they did the world biggest fireworks show for the grand opening of this hotel , the most famous and wealthy people of this world came for the private party of the Atlantis hotel. you can see many videos on youtube of Atlantis hotel and the fireworks See these 2of the video of the fireworks of the opening of the Atlantis hotel on the palm island- Dubai HERE / HERE another / you can see many more on youtube.com to read more about the Palm islands click the image below /
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It’s been raining like hell here in Rome; so much that the Tiber River is flooding; I can seeit from my apartment! The edges around Tiber Island is now under water; you can see tree tops above the water surface! Apparently the day the weather will get better this coming thursday Dec 18th, 2008; and that’s the day I leave Rome and head for London… geez nice weather come when I leave; but I still try to do do as much sightseeing as I can with the remaining time.
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Not all those who wander are lost. J.R.R. Tolkien (1892 –1973)
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Pa’ako Beach Maui Hawai’i / Shooting Date 09 May 2009 Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / All Rights Reserved Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
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...when an aeolian island meets fantasy…
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The bridge to the Ile d’Oleron is rather large and we have been across it many times during the day but never in the evening – so this time after having a leisurely dinner and a little drive around the coast before going home we took the opporunity to stop on the Island side of the bridge and try out the G10! This is just one of the images that I took – I have to say I am impressed yet again with this little camera – I tried out 3 different settings and even managed to get the tail lights of 2 cars leaving in another image! Canon G10 / +1.3 / ISO 80 / 2.5seconds / F/4.5 / 30mm / 2.48 seconds / sRGB / As Is The second largest Island in France, Ile d’Oleron is connected to the mainland by the longest bridge in the country. The island is a popular tourist destination, offering horse riding, beaches, and nautical activities. This area, inhabited since the 7th century, is popular with tourists who flock to the area to sample an array of fresh local seafood dishes, fruits, vegetables, and wines.
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This was a 37 minute long exposure at night with a near full moon. The temperature was hovering around -8 degrees celsius.
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Sicily Island belongs to Italy / best view large :)) Tonnara di Scopello by night Mediterranean feeling at the Tonnara di Scopello / wich was one of the film location of Largo Whinch If any of you ever saw ocean’s twelve, there’s a scene that is based on “Tonnara di Scopello”: it’s an old fishing place where tunas where “farmed” and prepared to be sold. / It still has all the old rusty anchors filed on the side of this magic place: not to mention the blueness of its water. The Tonnara di Scopello is one of the most important Sicilian historic estates, probably the only intact evidence of a traditional Mediterranean tuna fishery. It is a private property from family heritage. / This ancient monumental settlement, enclosed by old perimeter walls, is located around a small bay, where majestic rocks with prickly pear cactus on top, called faraglioni, make the seawater look like a lagoon. Due to its historic and architectural relevance and to the beauty of its coastal landscape Tonnara di Scopello is protected by special laws on the part of the Italian Government more picture CLICK HERE Nikon D90 105mm nikkor lens / ISO 1000 / F/6.3 / 5 sec
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Bangtao Bay in Phuket, Thailand.
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Pokohino Beach, Coromandel, North Island, New Zealand. Full Moon, / Night Shot: 30 sec, iso100, f:4.5 / Nikon D200, Nikon 12-24mm lens. Thanks to Paul Mercer for modeling (walking into my shot) in this photo. Turned out great. /
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