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“Westkust van Bretagne, Frankrijk”
André BlomWestkust van Bretagne, Frankrijk. Meer specifiek de omgeving van Le Conquet.
“Rising Sun”
Auke RensenZonnebloem gefotografeerd als zijnde een opkomende zon. De rood/gele gloed is gemaakt door licht door twee kleurfilters te laten schijnen.
“schemeringsstralen”
Johan Töpkemooie schemeringsstralen boven de poldervlakte waarbij de zon voor oranje-gele graduaties komt zorgen
“You've arrived at the Mountains of Madness”
Frank HendriksLeuk is a municipality in the district of Leuk in the canton of Valais in Switzerland.
Since it controls access to the Gemmipass, it had some importance from the time of Roman Raetia. The Leukerbad thermal baths are just North of Leuk, towards the pass. It is the capital of the Leuk district of the Valais.
Leuk is home to one of the installations of Onyx, the Swiss interception system for electronic intelligence gathering.
Leuk is first mentioned in 515 as villa de Leuca.
Leuk was already inhabited in the pre-Roman era. Scattered La Tène era graves with poppy-head pins, brooches and a belt hook have been found in Leuk. In the 6th Century it belonged to the demesne of the King of Burgundy Sigismund, who donated it to the Abbey of Saint-Maurice. The local population of romanized Celts gradually became germanized around the turn of the millennium due to invading Alamanni. However, even by the 14th Century there was still a strong roman minority in Leuk.
“Paard van Marken at Sunrise”
Mark LeemanDutch lighthouse "Paard van Marken ("Horse of Marken") just after sunrise.
“Tension Tamer”
Robert KersbergenParadoxically this photograph of a high tension climbing frame, I find very relaxing because of the symmetry.
“Lake O'Hara”
Jasper van der MeijThis was a very special day. The Lake O?Hara area is a closed area and only accessible for a select few who were able to get a ticket. We heard that you can buy a ticket if there are cancellations. On the last day it would be open that season, we got up early and waited in the pouring rain. As you can see, we were very lucky. On arrival, the rain stopped and we were greeted with stunning light.
The scene you see here only lasted for a few seconds, so we really were at the same place at the right time.
“Stone Cairns at Lake Minnewanka”
Jasper van der MeijI added two stones on top. It adds a mystic feel to this great place.
“Blue reflection”
Martijn Van HoeflakenVery soothing HDR image of a lake in Holland, nice reflection and beautiful colors.
“Dutch polderscape”
Mark LeemanPacked straw bales in misty dutch polder fields, a couple of minutes before sunrise. The lower part of the pylon was totally hidden in the mist.
