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    The construction is abandoned to its own materiality, with only traces of the former production equipment, which has been removed. The structure has a memory of the past but, simultaneously, it is lacking a specific identity, becoming, as long as it is not controlled by the rules of utilitarianism, an area of an expectant freedom.: by nelsonmiranda, Views[361]
         		 The building, designed for strictly productive purposes, had become an empty place, assuming the absence of use as meaning. The space and light had become the new characters in this scenery.: by nelsonmiranda, Views[398]
         		 The factory is now progressively invaded by vegetation that tries to regain its place in the city. The flora occupies some of the spaces and colonizes the landscape, giving this scenery of ruin a dramatic effect.: by nelsonmiranda, Views[385]
         		 These urban voids, apparently forgotten, are increasingly quested as alternative spaces to the active zones of the metropolis. These areas are often explored by curious people who experience the awkwardness of these places, venturing not only in the inhabited buildings but also in the sense of freedom granted by its abandonment.: by nelsonmiranda, Views[780]
         		 Industrial Symphony shows a deserted landscape of a factory building in the city of Guimarães in Portugal. The industrial development during the 20th century was responsible for the great urban transformation of this territory. Currently, due to technological and economic developments, many of these facilities were shut down becoming silent witnesses of the city’s productive past.: by nelsonmiranda, Views[719]
     
    They are in a hurry. But still is this quickened city, they are some, who still search the opportunity, which Lisbon gives them - the opportunity to fly and to be free. In this idyllic city, not everyone is happy, but how could they? It gives me not only the great feeling, but the nostalgia, too. It makes me wanting to just stand there and stare at the beautiful sea. It makes me wanting to read, to create, to photograph, to be part of it, no matter in what way. And then I see this person. I see him standing there, being all alone. With his bicycle. Reading, being completely fine. Because he is part of Lisbon. : by aneliakalcheva, Views[249]
         		 Because so many people go through cities like Lisbon. So many different personalities have been on that train. Yes, on exactly this one, on this steep street. Going somewhere. Everybody so purposeful. Everybody has no time to appreciate, everybody has no time to see. Because the people, who live in Lisbon, are the one, who are blind to it’s beauty. They don’t have time, they are busy traveling. They are busy going somewhere. They are always on their way on the steep street. In the rush, they only see the graffiti, but they don’t know how much it meant for someone to draw them. They don’t know how lonely this train feels. They are in a hurry.: by aneliakalcheva, Views[588]
         		 What Lisbon gives me is magical. There are some places, where you can’t explain what you feel, because it’s just a feeling. Lisbon is one of those. It’s not just a city, it’s a mixture of art, history, people, culture. The spirit, which flies over it, is what makes is so special. To walk on the streets, to meet all these people, without knowing them, without understanding their language, but still feeling the emotions on their faces, to inhale every little detail from those stunning buildings. Masterpiece of architecture, filled with history. How many people have walked on that street? How many souls have been here? Every one of them is a piece of this city. The people - that’s what gives a city it’s final ingredient. And the buildings? They just keep standing there, watching, being pretty. They just keep imbibing pieces of those souls and then keep telling stories to strangers like me. Because these buildings - they are speaking, they are so filled with memories and feelings, that’s impossible not to feel them.: by aneliakalcheva, Views[446]
         		 Lisbon , june 2013: by erasmus, Views[295]
         		 Madeira, Ponta de Sao Lourenco , april 2013: by erasmus, Views[308]
     
    Madeira, Santana , april 2013: by erasmus, Views[289]
         		 Sunset - Odeceixe beach,Portugal, june 2013: by erasmus, Views[489]
         		 Gibraltar - trip from Lisbon to Spain and Gibraltar, Barbary macaque, may 2013: by erasmus, Views[620]
     
         		 Flying over the Sea: by sasako, Views[119]
     
    Rope: by sasako, Views[108]
         		 Working Place: by sasako, Views[119]
         		 The Door - Detail: by sasako, Views[129]
         		 Near Cais do Sodré - 2: by sasako, Views[113]
         		 Near Cais do Sodré - 1: by sasako, Views[116]
     
    Chiado: by sasako, Views[122]
         		 Caparide Village: by sasako, Views[116]
         		 Cascais Village: by sasako, Views[98]
         		 St. Anthony's church, filled with history, and story: where my parents married: by ines_figueiredo, Views[226]
         		 One of the many stops for tram 28: Sé de Lisboa, a monument filled with history: by ines_figueiredo, Views[218]
     
    Tram 28 approaches the Sé de Lisboa: by ines_figueiredo, Views[201]
         		 Tourists lining up and entering on tram 28: by ines_figueiredo, Views[177]
         		 Tram 28 on its usual route: by ines_figueiredo, Views[176]
         		 Eu, fotografado por Carlos Pinto na Ilha do Rato.Portugal: by baia, Views[149]
         		 running into the sea as if trying to get into the landscape and be part of that universe: by alfarroba, Views[620]
     
    looking towards the horizon and awakening
         		 to save a memory of amplitude and belonging: by alfarroba, Views[702]
         		 synchronization and harmony with nature, playing with elements of the place: by alfarroba, Views[816]
         		 Children carry a ball as if it were a sacred object. The cliff in the background appears as a black temple underlining the gesture : by alfarroba, Views[696]
         		 Water in the Garden: by sasako, Views[295]
     
    The Sawn - 2: by sasako, Views[315]
         		 The Sawn - 1: by sasako, Views[328]
         		 Through the Garden of Serralves: by sasako, Views[319]
         		 Frog in a Botanical Garden: by sasako, Views[322]
         		 by marique, Views[222]
     
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         		 Almost at the end of my path, the landscape changes into a beautiful plain river: by mcarrico, Views[376]
     
    Looking forward to the Tua´s landscape: by mcarrico, Views[283]
         		 the second day of my adventure starts with this landscape: by mcarrico, Views[284]
         		 Time stopped here, where old train stations wait for the water to cover it: by mcarrico, Views[392]
         		 The Railroad side by side with the beautfull Tua River: by mcarrico, Views[349]
         		 Street around the lake „Lago do Fogo“ -Picture 6184- To claim streets in Sao Miguel are narrow and steep is an understatement.You need steady nerves to drive your car around the island being not a local. The good thing is, tell the busdriver where you live, he will deliver you very close.: by fastimage, Views[718]
     
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