Mountain traveling Calendars
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Once upon a time I travelled around Europe with my backpack. I spent a few months in the UK before venturing through the other countries. / Most of the time I slept on trains, in train stations, youth hostels and for about 2 weeks, in a tent during a World Moot at Kandersteg, Switzerland (a scouting event for Rovers from all around the world). / These are what I consider the best from around Europe. If you fancy different photos from my collection, just ask ;D
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A calendar of nature photos for 2009.
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The Great Alpine Road, Victoria, Australia.
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Images from my travels around the world. / / All the animals within this calender are ‘Wild and Free’. / / Other Calendars / -Click to view- / / / / If you would like a bespoke calendar made from any of my images please bubblemail me! / / /
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Featuring landscape photographs from the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
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To spend an hour with Mountain Gorillas is one of the best wildlife experiences you can ever hope for. They captivate you with their eyes and you become lost in the moment. Your time with them goes so fast you are left just wanting more… / / All the images are from our trip to ‘Virunga volcanoes’ in Rwanda. / / Other Calendars / -Click to view- / / If you would like a bespoke calendar made from any of my images please bubblemail me! / / / /
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Across Nepal & India is about travel through a beautiful array of places. Some popular and some off the beaten track. The colors and scenes will stop you in your tracks and you can’t help but smile in appreciation of such beauty and pride.
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From the buzzing, humid city of Kathmandu to the pristine scenery of the Himalayan Mountains, these are photographs of my trek up to the source of the Dudh Koshi River and deep into the Sagarmatha National Park to climb to where the air has less than 50% oxygen with amazing views of the Khumbu glacial valley and the Himalayas in beautiful, clear Autumn weather.
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from various overseas trips :D
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These are some pictures of the sights of the South Island of New Zealand. This is a place of much beauty and variety. I could return to here on many a holiday!
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These are images that were captured on the Hawaiian Islands of Oahu and The Big Island.
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A collection of images from artists in the Latin America group, it is the result of this challenge a group effort to put together a collection of works representing this vast and mesmerising continent, and the varied cultures, people and landscapes within it. VICUÑA – LAUCA NATIONAL PARK by MIchael Sheridan Azul by Alessandro Pinto Barren by Kelsi Doscher Titikaka Man by Eyal Nahmias Wild Ambition by Gary Reaves Wreck by Simon Coates El tren a las nubes by Elaine Stevenson Quisiquisini by Krys Bailey Condor by Walter Quirtmair Peruvian Oasis by Nikki Trexel At the edge of the Devil’s Throat by Peter Zentjens Machu Picchu by Ben Ryan
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This calendar consists of photos taken along the Milford Track in New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park. The 53km long track is regarded as the finest walk in the world and the hiker traverses mountain streams to alpine passes and the terrain changes from rainforests to mountain ranges to deep valleys to open fields. You can view all the photos in this calendar by clicking on “next” or “prev” to the left.
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I lived in Colorado only 2 years. Most of that time was spent sightseeing, hiking, and backpacking through the glorious terrain of Rocky Mountain National Park. From parking the car for a glimpse of wonder to trekking up to 12,000 feet, these photos are some of my favorites and remind me how grateful I am to have been in the presence of such natural splendor. I hope you like them too!
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Collection of landscapes taken around the Lake District in Cumbria which have been converted into albumen to give that vintage feel. Where possible, they contain little of the modern world to show how little parts of Cumbria have changed on the surface.
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Nature’s Wonders, landscapes captured from above. Forests and rivers, mountains and valleys, islands and seascapes taken from commercially operated aeroplanes over Europe, Asia and America. Credit goes to my fellow artists without whom this calendar would not be possible: Mother Nature, numerous Town & Country planners and countless farmers who created eye-catching and often very abstract scenery, when viewed from above! My thanks also goes to all the pilots and crews of the airlines I’ve travelled with, bringing me safely to my destinations. Part of my series World from Above. Also Available – The World from Above – Landscapes, a series of landscapes from above both natural and man-made.
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Natural and man-made landscapes captured from above. Fields, forests, rivers, mountains taken from commercially operated aeroplanes over Europe, Asia and America. Credit goes to my fellow artists without whom this calendar would not be possible: Mother Nature, numerous Town & Country planners and countless farmers who created eye-catching and often very abstract scenery, when viewed from above! My thanks also goes to all the pilots and crews of the airlines I’ve travelled with, bringing me safely to my destinations. Part of my series World from Above. Also available – The World from Above – Nature’s Wonders
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A less traditional choice of images in this Calendar, I have chosen to display how the never ending weather moods of the Scottish Highlands can dramatise a landscape. / Enjoy ! MORE CALENDARS HERE….................
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Photos of places I’ve been to. This calendar covers Canada, Japan, Italy, UK, Scotland, and Spain; though I made every image a different city. I tried to choose images that are identifiable with the city; or atleast the region (December is somewhat an exception). / / To see more visit these links: / Japanfluence / Canada / Europe / / Cover: Seeing Within (Banff, Canada) / January: Mountain Tops (Flying to Vancouver, Canada) / February: Roman Numeral (The Roman Forum in Rome, Italy) / March: Dwelling Up (On the way to Capri, Italy) / April: Ha(ishi)yama (Hayama, Japan) / May: Little Messangers of God (Kamakura, Japan) / June: Mt. Fuji Sunset I (Japan) / July: Pompeii after the Volcano (Pompeii, Italy) / August: The Greatest Treasure (Hampton Court Palace in Surrey, UK) / September: London Montage (3 landmarks in London, UK) / October: Hollyroad Park (Edinburgh, Scotland) / November: Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain) / December: Mountains (Somewhere between Rome and London) / / Other travel based calendars: / Hayama / Italy / Rome / Edinburgh / London /
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“Magic on Moraine Lake” Jasper National Park Alberta – Canada is a selection of images from a couple of early mornings with the lake. Nikon D40x / 18-55 Nikkor lens
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Hayama is a beautiful town in Japan renowned for it’s beaches and green hills. This is where I did my internship during the summer of 2007. I was going through my Japan pics recently and uploaded a few for this calendar; though some are already published in my portfolio including the following: Cover: Ha(ishi)yama / May: Sunshine on Hayama’s sea / August: Mt. Fuji Sunset I / September: Mt. Fuji Sunset V / October: Mt. Fuji Sunset VI / November: Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima / December:Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima under pink clouds I’d be glad to change images or the order to suit personal preferences; or create a custom calendar. Some other images from Hayama from my public portfolio include the following: Hayama Seaside / Mt. Fuji Sunset IV / The Moving and the Still (although this one doesn’t say much about Hayama :P ) / / / / Other travel based calendars: / Around the Globe / Hayama / Italy / Rome / Edinburgh / London
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Images from the region of far northern Chile known as The Altiplano. / On top of the Andes mountain range, most of the area is between 3000 and 4000 metres above sea level with the mountains and volcanos rising breathlessly up into the thin air.
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