Two places at Jasper National Park, in Alberta.
On the left, the Athabasca Falls.
On the right, the valley that can be seen from the Mount Edith Cavell.
Jasper National Park
Two places at Jasper National Park, in Alberta.
On the left, the Athabasca Falls.
On the right, the valley that can be seen from the Mount Edith Cavell.
Welcome to Canada
It's my pleasure to introduce in my blog, photos from Canada. A country that has some of the most beautiful landscapes that I have ever seen in my life.
Show me the money...
Wall Street, where the New York Stock Exchange is located.
This is were fortunes are created and lost. This is were the money is...
This is were fortunes are created and lost. This is were the money is...
Places to visit in NYC
Two places worth visiting in New York City.
On the left, a dinossaur skeleton at the American Museum Of Natural History. I spent an entire morning there and didn't saw everything, however it was well worthy.
On the right, a photo of Greenwich Village. This shows the arch at Washington Square Park by night.
On the left, a dinossaur skeleton at the American Museum Of Natural History. I spent an entire morning there and didn't saw everything, however it was well worthy.
On the right, a photo of Greenwich Village. This shows the arch at Washington Square Park by night.
New York Buildings
It was something that amazed me, and still does.
The buildings in New York impressed me by their size, magnitude and variations in shapes and colors.
Brooklyn Bridge
Another landmark of New York that can't be missed, one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States, stretches over the East River connecting the New York City boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Statue of Liberty
The most popular icon of New York City, the Statue of Liberty.
Standing in Liberty Island, on the mouth of the Hudson River. It was a gesture of friendship from France to America.
The sculptor was Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, and Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, the designer of the Eiffel Tower.
Standing in Liberty Island, on the mouth of the Hudson River. It was a gesture of friendship from France to America.
The sculptor was Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, and Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, the designer of the Eiffel Tower.
More from New York
Two marking places in New York, on the left, the place were the World Trade Center used to be, right behind the Winter Garden.
On the right photo, Ellis Island, were the Immigration Museum is located.
On the right photo, Ellis Island, were the Immigration Museum is located.
New York from the river
I've shown New York from above, now take a look at it from the river. Still huge, still impressive.
USS Intrepid
Back to New York, this is the USS Intrepid. You can visit this Aircraft Carrier at the New York harbor to visit it as a museum, the Intrepid Museum.
"This Essex Class aircraft carrier was one of America's most effective military vessels. Along with her 23 sister ships, the USS Intrepid formed the backbone of the United States Navy and its commitment to securing peace and freedom..."
"This Essex Class aircraft carrier was one of America's most effective military vessels. Along with her 23 sister ships, the USS Intrepid formed the backbone of the United States Navy and its commitment to securing peace and freedom..."
Mysterious colors
There's a strange thing about this one, it appears that has two colors mixed on its petals but actually it only has one color and its not this one that you see.The real color is deep purple...
Flowers
Let's leave New York in peace for a while and change the subject.
Here's a new subject to my blog, macro shots from flowers. I have tons of fotos like these, it's a kind of photo I enjoy taking, so I'm making a selection of those that are worthy and post them here.
Here's a new subject to my blog, macro shots from flowers. I have tons of fotos like these, it's a kind of photo I enjoy taking, so I'm making a selection of those that are worthy and post them here.
New York - The 'whole picture'
From the pictures taken on top of the Empire State Building, I made this panoramic view from Manhattan.
New York from above
An amazing city, impressive when viewed from above.
These were taken from the top of the Empire State Building
These were taken from the top of the Empire State Building
New York, New York
Last year I was lucky enough to spend a few days in Ney York, these were taken when I just arrived. Still shaken with the city size and magnitude of the buildings, I was able to take these two pictures worth publishing. Stay tuned, there will be more from New York to come...
Light games
Isn't it amazing what you can see at home when you arrive at 3 o'clock in the morning?
All you need is the vision to see, and a camera to register!
'Fiat Lux' - Let there be light!
Hello World!!! Another blog has appeared. It's my share on the statistics that say there are 50 million blogs worldwide.
One day, there will be real posts in this blog, that's the 'when'.
The 'what' is easy, I will post my favorite photos here for the world to see.
As for the 'where', well, I have photos from two places, Portugal and the rest of the world. I hope that helps getting a sense of what's to come.
One day, there will be real posts in this blog, that's the 'when'.
The 'what' is easy, I will post my favorite photos here for the world to see.
As for the 'where', well, I have photos from two places, Portugal and the rest of the world. I hope that helps getting a sense of what's to come.
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