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Originally Posted by abmj-jr
(Post 12959127)
Fall color, Matsushima, Japan.
http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...75_icAH9-M.jpg http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...91_kv5Sv-M.jpg Kasuga Taishi Grand Shrine, Nara, Japan. http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...57_sZf5w-M.jpg Nagasaki Harbor, Nagasaki, Japan. http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...39_UNuno-M.jpg Yusentei Garden, Hakata, Japan. http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...55_hWT3A-M.jpg I was looking for fall color this trip. Link for the rest: http://jfrader.smugmug.com/Travel/Ja...36855971_L9Nw6 . |
Originally Posted by WalruSara
(Post 12960316)
The colours you captured are astounding...
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Harare, Zimbabwe
Just two images of the Harare cityscape. Enjoy.
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Originally Posted by abmj-jr
(Post 12961102)
Thanks. For once, I hit the timing just about right.
Can you share the week of the month (& which month) when these pics were captured. These destinations are on my radar screen for next year. Thanks for sharing. |
Originally Posted by allset2travel
(Post 12973203)
Enjoy your pics. ^
Can you share the week of the month (& which month) when these pics were captured. These destinations are on my radar screen for next year. Thanks for sharing. The Sendai/Matsushima/Naruko portion was November 8-11. The Nara/Hikone part was November 12-15 and all the Kyushu parts - Nagasaki/Shimabara/Hakata-Fukuoka - were November 16-21. I had solid cloud cover at least half the time, fog on some days and rain off-and-on throughout the visit. |
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abmj-jr,
Thanks for added details. I must admit that November is a great time for those regions of Japan. When temp drops, the colors around Nara area can be brilliantly red-gold. DO love the shots! |
One more from Dubai...the Burj Dubai, stabbing through the clouds as it reaches its half-mile height. Those "small" buildings around its base? They're in the range of 30 to 60 stories, more than enough to be skyscrapers in most other cities.
The scale of this building is almost impossible to comprehend, whether it be in person or through the lens. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2561/...a5769e47_b.jpg |
Originally Posted by par8thed
(Post 12993146)
One more from Dubai...the Burj Dubai, stabbing through the clouds as it reaches its half-mile height. Those "small" buildings around its base? They're in the range of 30 to 60 stories, more than enough to be skyscrapers in most other cities.
The scale of this building is almost impossible to comprehend, whether it be in person or through the lens. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2561/...a5769e47_b.jpg |
Padrao dos Descobrimentos, Lisboa
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Ok, two more from my Dubai trip and then I promise I'm done ;)
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Originally Posted by par8thed
(Post 13008211)
Ok, two more from my Dubai trip and then I promise I'm done ;)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2596/...ec0f5dbc85.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2738/...5b6aabaf82.jpg |
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Fall colors in Sonoma wine country north
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Australia
From the Australia Album
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