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ONE HUNDRED VIEWS ~ THANK YOU He’s everpresent, everywhere Majorca SPAIN
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The impressive Cathedral in Palma, Mojorca. Majorca is one of the Spanish Balearic Islands situated off the coast of Spain in the Western Mediterranean. Related shots can be viewed at Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. Best viewed Larger.
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This courtyard is in the grounds of Palm Cathedral, Majorca. Majorca is one of the Spanish Balearic Islands situated off the coast of Spain in the Western Mediterranean. Related shots can be viewed at Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. Best viewed Larger.
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I came across this group of life size statues in an open doorway in the old town of Palma, Majorca. Majorca is one of the Spanish Balearic Islands situated off the coast of Spain in the Western Mediterranean. Related shots can be viewed at Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. Best viewed Larger.
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This courtyard is in the old town of Palma, Majorca. Majorca is one of the Spanish Balearic Islands situated off the coast of Spain in the Western Mediterranean. Related shots can be viewed at Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. Best viewed Larger.
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Window shutters light reflection from Palma Majorca
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Palma Majorca
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Nestled in Tramuntana mountain range of Mallorca largest island of the Balearics and incredibly popular holiday destination spot lies the town of Valdemossa. The main part of the town is above this section which is from where I took the picture. Its streets are filled with oranges and it was here that Frederik Chopin and his lover George Sands spent part of their Winter in Majorca of which Sands wrote the book of the same name. / Mallorca has been trying to change its image of sun, sea, sand & sex unsuccesfully for some time but there are a multitude of cultural and sporting events on the island that run through the winter time so you can spend your own winter in Mallorca.
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Moored in Palma Harbour, Majorca, the Lady Moura is a private superyacht. In 2006, the Lady Moura was pronounced the 11th largest private yacht in Monte Carlo, Monaco. It is owned by Nasser Al-Rashid, a Saudi Arabian multi-millionaire businessman. Majorca is one of the Spanish Balearic Islands situated off the coast of Spain in the Western Mediterranean. BEST VIEWED LARGER Another shot of this fabulous yacht can be found at: Lady Moura. Related shots can be viewed at Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain.
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My all time favourite building in Flinders Lane . Art deco and proud of it. / Some lucky soul was home.
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Inside Palma Cathedral, Majorca. The Seo was build on the site of an existing Arab mosque. The legend has it that one night in 1229, as Jaime I was on his way to recapture Majorca, his fleet was struck by a terrible storm. He vowed to the Virgin Mary that if he survived the storm, he would erect a church in her honor. And after the storm had blown over, finding himself safe and sound, he immediately undertook the project. It was a vow that was to take a long time to fulfill. begun in 1230, the cathedral was finished in 1601. Designed in the French Gothic style, the cathedral is 121 meter long and 55 meter wide. The main body of the church is set in the middle of a mass of pillars and spires, behind which lies the strong buttress reinforced with a double row of flying arches. The bell tower, still unfinished today, is 52 meter high with three stories. The main facade, which overlooks the Almudaina Palace, collapsed during a 1851 earthquake and was later completely reconstructed, with the exception of the Renaissance-era door which miraculously emerged unscathed. The vast, airy interior is striking for its large-scale harmonious proportions. It features three naves resting on 44-meter tall octagonal pillars, eight chapels each side of the nave, and lacks both transept and ambulatory. The rear interior reveals the majestic “Royal Chapel”, which is nearly as large as a church in its own right: 25 meter long and 16 meter wide. The columns are ringed with wrought-iron candelabra by Gaudi; his most controversial addition is the unfinished Crown of Thorns, fashioned from cardboard and cork and suspended above the altar. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. / /
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Inside Palma Cathedral, Majorca. The Seo was build on the site of an existing Arab mosque. The legend has it that one night in 1229, as Jaime I was on his way to recapture Majorca, his fleet was struck by a terrible storm. He vowed to the Virgin Mary that if he survived the storm, he would erect a church in her honor. And after the storm had blown over, finding himself safe and sound, he immediately undertook the project. It was a vow that was to take a long time to fulfill. begun in 1230, the cathedral was finished in 1601. Designed in the French Gothic style, the cathedral is 121 meter long and 55 meter wide. The main body of the church is set in the middle of a mass of pillars and spires, behind which lies the strong buttress reinforced with a double row of flying arches. The bell tower, still unfinished today, is 52 meter high with three stories. The main facade, which overlooks the Almudaina Palace, collapsed during a 1851 earthquake and was later completely reconstructed, with the exception of the Renaissance-era door which miraculously emerged unscathed. The vast, airy interior is striking for its large-scale harmonious proportions. It features three naves resting on 44-meter tall octagonal pillars, eight chapels each side of the nave, and lacks both transept and ambulatory. The rear interior reveals the majestic “Royal Chapel”, which is nearly as large as a church in its own right: 25 meter long and 16 meter wide. The columns are ringed with wrought-iron candelabra by Gaudi; his most controversial addition is the unfinished Crown of Thorns, fashioned from cardboard and cork and suspended above the altar. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. / /
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The pipes of the organ inside Palma Cathedral, Majorca. The Seo was build on the site of an existing Arab mosque. The legend has it that one night in 1229, as Jaime I was on his way to recapture Majorca, his fleet was struck by a terrible storm. He vowed to the Virgin Mary that if he survived the storm, he would erect a church in her honor. And after the storm had blown over, finding himself safe and sound, he immediately undertook the project. It was a vow that was to take a long time to fulfill. begun in 1230, the cathedral was finished in 1601. Designed in the French Gothic style, the cathedral is 121 meter long and 55 meter wide. The main body of the church is set in the middle of a mass of pillars and spires, behind which lies the strong buttress reinforced with a double row of flying arches. The bell tower, still unfinished today, is 52 meter high with three stories. The main facade, which overlooks the Almudaina Palace, collapsed during a 1851 earthquake and was later completely reconstructed, with the exception of the Renaissance-era door which miraculously emerged unscathed. The vast, airy interior is striking for its large-scale harmonious proportions. It features three naves resting on 44-meter tall octagonal pillars, eight chapels each side of the nave, and lacks both transept and ambulatory. The rear interior reveals the majestic “Royal Chapel”, which is nearly as large as a church in its own right: 25 meter long and 16 meter wide. The columns are ringed with wrought-iron candelabra by Gaudi; his most controversial addition is the unfinished Crown of Thorns, fashioned from cardboard and cork and suspended above the altar. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Majorca or Balearic Islands or Spain. / /
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/ A pond in the outside corner of The Royal Palace of La Almudaina in Palma de Mallorca. The pond is inhabited by a single black swan (well, I only saw one) that has its own ramp and ‘kennel’ that can just be seen at the top left of the pond.
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The Square
by A90Six/ The Square in Palma de Mallorca!
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Steps on the side of the cliff for access and egress to the rocky shore at Port des Canonge on the island of Mallorca! /
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In Valldemossa there are few vehicles, nainly because the narrow streets do not allow for them. All the houses are so beautifully kept and potted plants are in abundance. /
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Shots from the beautiful Spanish Balearic Islands, Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza. If you would like a different Balearic Islands Calendar then look here. BubbleMail me with a note of the shots you want and the order you would like them to appear (remember to add a shot for the cover) and I will create a Calendar just for you. The price will be the same. You can also have any Calendar made up from my large collection of images, just start here
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Some shots of the following wonderful places in the Mediterranean: / Halki, Greek Dodecanese Islands / Santorini, Greek Cyclades Islands / Corfu, Greek Ionian Islands / Minorca, Spanish Balaeric Islands / The South of France / Malta. If you would like a different Mediterranean Calendar then look here. BubbleMail me with a note of the shots you want and the order you would like them to appear (remember to add a shot for the cover) and I will create a Calendar just for you. The price will be the same. You can also have any Calendar made up from my large collection of images, just start here. Tom Sold 1 copy on 17th Dec 08.
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Sitting on some rocks in the Bay of Palma enjoying the last rays of sun on a late autumn evening. In the distance, a number of yachts were returning back to harbour. Location: San Juan de Déu, Platja de Palma, Mallorca, Spain. Nikon D200, Sigma 18-200mm. / f/10, 1/500s, 46 mm, ISO 200. Tripod. Available in my Calendar Cloud Illusions: /
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“I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now / From up and down, and still somehow / It’s cloud illusions I recall / I really don’t know clouds at all” Joni Mitchell – Both Sides Now Clouds fascinate me and they can make a simply scene spectacular. They often play a special role in my photography and are a key element in each of the photos in this calendar. The backdrop to the clouds featured in the cover picture Cloud Illusions” is the *Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa and not the sky! I captured the scene at around 10,000 metres above the sea on a commercial flight to Tenerife in the Canary Islands:-) / / Locations: Clouds over the Atlantic; island of Ruegen on the Baltic Sea; Huisnish on the island of Harris, Scotland; Hebridean island of Berneray, Scotland; farm road in Bavaria; Vallay Beach, North Uist, Scotland; House near Sollas, North Uist, Scotland; Machir Beach on the island of Islay, Scotland; Bay of Palma, Mallorca; Can Pastilla, Mallorca; Port des Canonge, Mallorca; island of Ruegen on the Baltic Sea Equipment: Nikon D70 or D200 with a Sigma 18-200mm lense.
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End of October and the weather is fine though a bit rough and cool for swimming, it attracted many wind and kite surfers later in the day. Location: Can Pastilla, Mallorca, Spain / Nikon D200, Sigma 18-200 mm. 18 mm, 1/250s, f/8. Post-pro in CS4. For tips on creating Cards with border like this in RB Available without the caption – just drop my a line and I will publish /
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