Monaco
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Classic-style apartment building in Monaco.
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Moored in Monte Carlo Harbour, in the South of France, the Lady Moura is a private superyacht. In 2006, it was pronounced the 11th largest private yacht in Monte Carlo, Monaco. It is owned by Nasser Al-Rashid, a Saudi Arabian multi-millionaire businessman. Another shot of this fabulous yacht can be found at: Lady Moura. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: French Riviera and Western Meditteranean.
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Caravan at one of the street cafes in Monaco Harbour, South of France. / This is my current favourite because it was taken on my travels; spontaneous and hand held. I also had the good fortune that photomatix liked it, even though there was only a single image to work with.
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Taken from the square in front of the Royal Palace of Monaco. A sovereign and independent state, the Principality of Monaco has borders on its landward side with several communes of the French Department of the Alpes-Maritimes; from west to east these are Cap d’Ail, la Turbie, Beausoleil and Roquebrune Cap Martin. Seawards, Monaco faces the Mediterranean Sea. Its surface area is 485 acres, of which nearly 100 were recovered from the sea during the course of the last twenty years. Monaco lies on a narrow coastal strip, which sometimes rises vertically upwards with its highest point at 206 feet. Its width varies between .65 miles and a mere 382 yards. Its coastline is 2.5 miles long. The Principality has only one commune, Monaco, whose limits are the same as those of the state. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: French Riviera and / Western Meditteranean. Featured in : Capital cities of the World : 12 May 09
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Grace Kelly. 27.5 Hours / HB, 2B, 3B, 5B. Kneadable eraser / 8.5” x 12.5” The reference used was a promotional shot for the 1956 film “High Society”, which was basically her last film, and one of my favorites of all time. The large rock on her finger in this photo and in the film, is the real engagement ring from Prince Ranier of Monaco.
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/ . / This photo was taken during my European vacation in 1998. Charles Garnier, the architect of the opera house in Paris, built the Casino in 1878. / . / This photograph was scanned from a colour negative big thank you to my brother for letting use his scanner). It was taken using a Nikon F-301 and a 24-120 mm Nikon Zoom Lens
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/ . / This photo was taken during my European vacation in 1998. I tried to capture the Monte Carlo Harbour, including sections of the F1 race track. The race has been a regular fixture of the F1 World Championship since 1955, but in that time the circuit has changed remarkably little. / I walked around the race track with a mate, and could not believe how tight the road is. The circuit leaves no margin for error, so overtaking is next to impossible. / The Monaco circuit includes the Lowes hairpin, the slowest corner in Formula One, and followed by the tunnel, one of the few flat-out sections of the track. The F1 teams will be racing here from 22 to 24 May. / . / This photograph was scanned from a colour negative (big thank you to my brother for letting use his scanner). It was taken using a Nikon F-301 and a 24-120 mm Nikon Zoom Lens
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The tide was going out and I managed to capture the dying sunset in one of the puddles left behind by the retreating sea. / / This is the first time I’ve shot in RAW, and I am not too hot on the old post processing so it has taken a whole lot of trial and error to get this looking somewhere near the way it did when I shot it last night! I don’t have photoshop so all done in Canon DPP. Go on, give it to me straight, I can take it!.....
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Another Lensbaby Shot
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by Alex Marksearly morning dip in Monaco 2008
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Monaco
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Back in 2008 during the Top Marques Monaco (only live show in the world), I had the chance to get (with two friends of mine) an incredible photoshooting with the Gemballa Company. / It was a great moment !
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Pretty Fiat 500 in front of the sea … / Shot taken in Monte-carlo, with D50.
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Photograph taken while walking the streets of Monaco. Some fun facts about Monaco: -Monaco is the world’s most densely populated sovereign country with approximately 33,000 people and a total land area of 0.76 square miles. / -It’s the second smallest country in the world; the Vatican City is the smallest. / -Monaco is the world’s smallest French-speaking country. / -It takes an average person only 56 minutes to walk across the width of the country. Credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monaco
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In Pen/Ink/Acrylic 210×290
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery The Grimaldi Rose is a beautiful salmon-washed bright pink streaked with white. ... hand-selected by the late Prince Rainier III of Monaco as his family rose Grimaldi. Prince Rainier III became the 31st member of the House of Grimaldi to run Monaco. Woolmer’s National Rose Garden, Tasmania, Australia. Canon PowerShot A650 IS Shutter Speed: 1/320sec / Aperture: F4.8 / ISO: 160
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Monaco Marina in the Principality of Monaco. A sovereign and independent state, the Principality of Monaco has borders on its landward side with several communes of the French Department of the Alpes-Maritimes; from west to east these are Cap d’Ail, la Turbie, Beausoleil and Roquebrune Cap Martin. Seawards, Monaco faces the Mediterranean Sea. Its surface area is 485 acres, of which nearly 100 were recovered from the sea during the course of the last twenty years. Monaco lies on a narrow coastal strip, which sometimes rises vertically upwards with its highest point at 206 feet. Its width varies between .65 miles and a mere 382 yards. Its coastline is 2.5 miles long. The Principality has only one commune, Monaco, whose limits are the same as those of the state. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: French Riviera and / Western Meditteranean. Click here for a random page of photographs
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was featured in HDR Photography HDR from 3 (-3,0,+1RAW shots. HDR in Photomatix. Monaco , officially the Principality of Monaco (French: Principauté de Monaco; Monégasque: Principatu de Múnegu; Italian: Principato di Monaco; Occitan: Principat de Mónegue), is a small sovereign city-state located in South Western Europe on the northern central coast of the Mediterranean Sea, having a land border on three sides only with France, and being about 16 km (9.9 mi) away from Italy. Its size is just under 2 km² with an estimated population of almost 33,000. Monaco is the world’s most densely populated sovereign country, and the world’s smallest French-speaking country. An average person takes only 56 minutes to walk across the width of the country. Monaco is the name of the country as well as the name of its capital city. It is often regarded as a tax haven, and many of its inhabitants are wealthy and from foreign countries, making up a majority of the population, at around 84%.[4] / Monaco is a constitutional monarchy and principality, with Prince Albert II as head of state. The House of Grimaldi has ruled Monaco since 1297, and the state’s sovereignty was officially recognized by the Franco-Monegasque Treaty of 1861. Despite being independent, Monaco’s defense is the responsibility of France.
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The work is featured in Windows and Doors
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some history behind those who reside at the castle ….. Biography / Princess Caroline, Louise, Marguerite, was born in the Princes Palace, on January 23, 1957. She received her French Baccalaureat (high school or A level) degree in 1974 with honors and continued her studies at the Sorbonne in Paris where she received a diploma in Philosophy and minors in Psychology and Biology. She speaks French, English, German, Spanish, and Italian. In her free time she loves to ride horses, swim, snow and water ski. During her youth she took ballet lessons at the Marika Besobrasova School of Dance in Monte-Carlo and studied both piano and flute. In 1979 Princess Caroline was appointed by Her Father and Her Mother, to become the President of the Monegasque Committee for the International Year of Children. The Princess is sympathetic to the needs of distressed youth and in 1981 founded the association Jeune J’Ecoute. The association has set up a ‘youth hotline’ where troubled youngsters can talk about their problems on the telephone with qualified people trained in dealing with all sorts of problems that are facing kids today. Since April 1983, she has been the Honorary President of the Guides de Monaco, which became the l’Association des Guides et Scouts de Monaco in 1992. The Guides are the equivalent to the Brownies, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. As a youth she participated in the Guides and benefited from their activities. Outside of Monaco Princess Caroline has also extended her High Patronage to the ‘Peter Le Marchant Trust’ located in England, which organizes free barge trips for the handicapped. Prince Rainier III appointed Princess Caroline by decree on December 17, 1982 as the President of the Garden Club of Monaco, President of the Organizing Committee of the Festival of Monte-Carlo Arts and later renamed the Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo (Springtime Arts of Monte-Carlo) in 1984. It was also his decision she become the President of the “Princess Grace Foundation”. During a press conference in Paris in 1985 Princess Caroline officially announced the creation of the Ballet of Monte-Carlo realizing the wishes of her mother Princess Grace. Then on March 4, 1988 Prince Rainier III appointed Her Serene Highness by decree as the President of the Board of the “Prince-Pierre Foundation”. She has also been the President of the Literary Board of the same foundation since 1988. In 1992 she was appointed the President of the Artistic Board of the Prix International d’Art Contemporain (International Contemporay Art Prize). In April 1993 Princess Caroline was appointed the President of l’AMADE Mondiale (Association Mondiale des Amis de l’Enfance) or (Worldwide Association of Children’s Friends), Princess Grace created this charitable organization in 1963 to protect children from physical and psychological abuse. On December 2nd, 2003, UNESCO Director General Koïchiro Matsuura has appointed Her Royal Highness the Princess of Hanover as UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador in recognition of Her personal commitment to the protection of children and the family, and of Her contribution to the promotion of UNESCO’s programmes for the education of girls and women. Biography / Princess Caroline, Louise, Marguerite, was born in the Princes Palace, on January 23, 1957. She received her French Baccalaureat (high school or A level) degree in 1974 with honors and continued her studies at the Sorbonne in Paris where she received a diploma in Philosophy and minors in Psychology and Biology. She speaks French, English, German, Spanish, and Italian. In her free time she loves to ride horses, swim, snow and water ski. During her youth she took ballet lessons at the Marika Besobrasova School of Dance in Monte-Carlo and studied both piano and flute. In 1979 Princess Caroline was appointed by Her Father and Her Mother, to become the President of the Monegasque Committee for the International Year of Children. The Princess is sympathetic to the needs of distressed youth and in 1981 founded the association Jeune J’Ecoute. The association has set up a ‘youth hotline’ where troubled youngsters can talk about their problems on the telephone with qualified people trained in dealing with all sorts of problems that are facing kids today. Since April 1983, she has been the Honorary President of the Guides de Monaco, which became the l’Association des Guides et Scouts de Monaco in 1992. The Guides are the equivalent to the Brownies, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. As a youth she participated in the Guides and benefited from their activities. Outside of Monaco Princess Caroline has also extended her High Patronage to the ‘Peter Le Marchant Trust’ located in England, which organizes free barge trips for the handicapped. Prince Rainier III appointed Princess Caroline by decree on December 17, 1982 as the President of the Garden Club of Monaco, President of the Organizing Committee of the Festival of Monte-Carlo Arts and later renamed the Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo (Springtime Arts of Monte-Carlo) in 1984. It was also his decision she become the President of the “Princess Grace Foundation”. During a press conference in Paris in 1985 Princess Caroline officially announced the creation of the Ballet of Monte-Carlo realizing the wishes of her mother Princess Grace. Then on March 4, 1988 Prince Rainier III appointed Her Serene Highness by decree as the President of the Board of the “Prince-Pierre Foundation”. She has also been the President of the Literary Board of the same foundation since 1988. In 1992 she was appointed the President of the Artistic Board of the Prix International d’Art Contemporain (International Contemporay Art Prize). In April 1993 Princess Caroline was appointed the President of l’AMADE Mondiale (Association Mondiale des Amis de l’Enfance) or (Worldwide Association of Children’s Friends), Princess Grace created this charitable organization in 1963 to protect children from physical and psychological abuse. On December 2nd, 2003, UNESCO Director General Koïchiro Matsuura has appointed Her Royal Highness the Princess of Hanover as UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador in recognition of Her personal commitment to the protection of children and the family, and of Her contribution to the promotion of UNESCO’s programmes for the education of girls and women.
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