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    On the Go still following my group in my Europe tour & walling pass this arbour. Everyone was just running around but this man was just sitting there calm, fishing as I was walking the stress walk to see as much as I can see. I took a quick snap & realized that I had captured the full Serenity of the moment. But really behind this man was a pure KAOS.: by picturevibes, Views[390]
         		 Night time walk after a long day & walking near this building the Serenity of this picture says it all. The benches & the location lets you know that during the day students must me running around maybe business people come & have a coffee but at night these benches get as peaceful as the one that must sit on them after a long day of work.: by picturevibes, Views[598]
         		 Trying to take brake from all the running around done in the morning, my group & I decide to have diner at this little rustic restaurant but one set of table was set apart. From where I was I could only see the shadows on the floor. I decided to get closer & in this tiny street was a table set for two. All around me, table’s weir full & loud voices could be heard but in this corner a contrasting Serenity was ruling.: by picturevibes, Views[332]
         		 Ibiza, what an island! Beauty & party is supreme in the streets of this exotic island. My group of friends & I decided to go roam the streets in order to find something to eat as the sun was going down & we would have to go back to the ship soon. The streets weir really crowded except for this one! The reflection of the yellow lights on the floor & woman closing shop & removing her mannequin, what a sight. Again Serenity was my theme. Thanks for following me trough my journey.: by picturevibes, Views[355]
         		 Early Morning, & its first time in Europe just got off the cruise ship. I was following a group as I was on a guided tour & we weir running all over the place. As we are walking super fast I see this beautiful river as still as ice so I got away from the group for 1 min to get closer to the water & and there it is. This beautiful contrast of color sitting on water that looks like it never got disturbed. The tour guide was now screaming my name! I had 30 sec to fix my settings & Voila! Serenity in the morning!: by picturevibes, Views[367]
     
    Street art: by themaztasticvoyage, Views[262]
         		 Marking with the pilgrims symbol to remember the essence of who you have found. : by camino_de_santiago, Views[341]
         		 Focus on the next step filled with the story of previous.: by camino_de_santiago, Views[268]
         		 The guy who decided to stay on the Camino and live in simplicity helping pilgrims.: by camino_de_santiago, Views[308]
         		 Walking through the sea of wheat fields.: by camino_de_santiago, Views[392]
     
    The Scallop Shell symbolizing the one who is on a move. : by camino_de_santiago, Views[306]
         		 More 200km to watch the sun go down at Finisterra - the end of the world point: by cookie139, Views[292]
         		 Destination reached at Santiago de Compostela after 60 days & over 800km on foot: by cookie139, Views[325]
         		 Soaking in the peaceful & beautiful cathedrals of Western Spain. : by cookie139, Views[429]
         		 The yellow arrows & the shells across the path show you the right way.: by cookie139, Views[260]
     
    The daily routine, walk for 20-25km, soak in scenic views & share a walk or two.: by cookie139, Views[291]
         		 A few steps from the top of Col de Lepoeder, in the heights of the Spanish Pyrenees, a cross acting as route marker points your way forward to Santiago de Compostela, now roughly 775 kilometers away. After this, just for today, it’s all downhill from here.: by stejomi, Views[1132]
         		 A look of the exterior of the piece of art by Frank O Gehry: by beautyofart, Views[298]
         		 Frank O Gehry such a detailer , nothing more to say: by beautyofart, Views[296]
         		 The Work Of Richard Serra : Living the dizzying feeling of space in motion: by beautyofart, Views[336]
     
    The Work Of David Hockney : People watching the artist explaining his work: by beautyofart, Views[307]
         		 Children learning the essence of art in a building made of pure art: by beautyofart, Views[333]
         		 This Seville Cathedral is also known as The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See. It is a must-to-see when visiting the capital city of the Andalusian region in Spain. It is located near the Alcazar Palace complex and together with the Cathedral, they are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. You have to put in mind that it is the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. After St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's in London, It is also the third largest church in the world. If you have the chance to go inside, do it because its interior is really amazing. You can also find the remains of Christopher Columbus inside the Cathedral.: by euroangel, Views[1300]
         		 Guests, Tourists, as well as locals enjoy the friendly sunny weather in Seville during winter time. Since it has a subtropical climate, you can visit this city during winter season when the weather is not so hot. Seville, like most Andalusian destinations, is known for its tapas. You can find a lot of tapas bars and restaurants around the foot of the cathedral in the center of town. There are also available seats outside especially when the weather is nice. You can find time to relax and chit-chat while enjoying a cup of coffee and a portion of tapas.: by euroangel, Views[1648]
         		 The tomb of Christopher Columbus is located inside the Seville Cathedral in Spain. You can find four allegorical figures on top of his tomb representing the four kingdoms of Spain during Columbus’ life, Castille, Aragon, Navara and Leon. It was designed by the sculptor Arturo Melida. It was originally installed in Havana before being moved to Seville after Spain lost control of Cuba.: by euroangel, Views[4675]
     
    This is a very nice mosaic bench in Seville, Spain. You can also find a narrow street ( callejuelas in Spanish word) in the background (middle) of this image. At the right side is a souvenir store, where you can buy souvenirs of all kinds from postcards to travel guides, fridge magnets, shirts, etc. At the left side a ceramic shop. : by euroangel, Views[1467]
         		 Plaza de España known in English as Spain Square, is one of the famous sights in Seville. It is located in Maria Luisa Park and was designed by Anibal Gonzalez. It is a good example of the Rennaisance Revival Style in Spanish Architecture. It is the site of the Spanish pavilion from the 1929 exhibition. Don't miss walking around the area and if you have enough time, take a walk in Maria Luisa Park is also a good chance to relax and enjoy its landscape. There are also attractive monuments and museums for you to discover.: by euroangel, Views[927]
         		 Night and Day: No visit to Barcelona is complete without a stop at La Boqueria, a bustling food market just off La Rambla. Packed with tourists during the day, locals often save their visits for the early morning or late afternoon, when they haggle for produce while avoiding the overpriced juices prominently dotting the stalls. But the night also brings with it a change in light, with the fruit and vegetables brilliantly illuminated by the glowing bulbs.: by kieranpender, Views[435]
         		 Never Stopping: With so much to see and do, tourists and locals alike rarely stop for a second look while walking through the Old Town’s narrow lanes. Upon seeing this well placed window, I proceeded to adjust the shutter speed and capture numerous pictures of blurred individuals in a hurry. Nonetheless, the pick of the bunch was this simple, mirrored shot that displays the relaxed yet purposeful stroll of these locals.: by kieranpender, Views[417]
         		 A City of Beauty and a City of War: Despite being a beautiful city with an array of natural and man-made masterpieces, Barcelona also harbours a darker past. A Republican stronghold in the Spanish Civil War, the Mediterranean metropolis suffered heavily during the reign of Franco and these scars were not quickly forgotten. This photo juxtaposes the two sides of Barcelona, with a blooming flower outshining the insidious barbed wire.: by kieranpender, Views[1009]
     
    Diversity: An inherently multicultural city, Barcelona combines the Catalan way of life with Spanish influences and an ever increasing influx of foreign tourists. With everyone else rugging up in dull tones to ward off the encroaching winter, this lady pulled out an eye-catching scarf and pants combination to add some colour to her walk through the city.: by kieranpender, Views[1200]
         		 Light: If the Barcelona Tourist Board were to sum up their wonderful city with one icon, they would undoubtedly pick La Sagrada Familia. Antoni Gaudi’s defining masterpiece, the church is spectacular for being designed over a century ago, yet still stunningly modern. This stained glass window is just one example of the beauty – a compelling contrast of darkness and light.: by kieranpender, Views[852]
         		 Morning Mist - there's always a new day, a fresh start: by dianerobertson, Views[509]
         		 Loyalty - the Camino will bring new friends: by dianerobertson, Views[369]
         		 Mystique - magic surrounds us all: by dianerobertson, Views[406]
     
    Buen Camino - the Way of St James, a journey of uplift: by dianerobertson, Views[888]
         		 Beauty - on your journey it is every step of the way: by dianerobertson, Views[336]
         		 profile picture: by marialyn, Views[147]
         		 But sometimes his face reveals a kind of childish peace that looks strange in that sad place. All we can do is to be with him everyday in the residence, even if he doesn’t understand us. Maybe he can still feel our love...: by marialyn, Views[306]
         		 One day I expected to see him mumbling some songs, as he sings when he is happy. However, on this day he was ill, and was not hungry. His false teeth had been removed, and he suddenly seemed so old to me that I could feel his loneliness in this world, without understanding what is happening around him.: by marialyn, Views[332]
     
    Since I was a child, I have always been fascinated with the hands of my father, those big veins and that kind of deformity he has always had from training as a boxer during his youth.: by marialyn, Views[300]
         		 The illness of my father was a shock for all my family, as literally overnight he turned into a person we no longer recognise. He is still a father and a husband to us, but also a stranger as his personality changed, like a big and strong man that now needs special care around the clock. I think in this picture, my brother’s face reflects a kind of sorrow that one can only display when remembering good old times, close to your heart.: by marialyn, Views[589]
         		 ‘The place I have visited’ is the residence for elder people where my father has lived for two months. It is not an exciting place, but it is close to my heart and I thought I should do something that touches me from inside. A few months ago he suffered a severe stroke that affected his mobility, and above everything, the way he interacts with the world. Now he can neither speak nor understand us, and in fact I don’t think he can even recognise us. In this picture, my brother is pulling his wheelchair to get him closer, as my father is asking for some cookies, like a kid would do.: by marialyn, Views[1213]
         		 Writing symbolizes is the new weapon of the Maasai. 05-08-10, Manyara (Tanzania): by desplazados, Views[353]
         		 A Masai waits at the end of the hall. 05-08-10, Babati (Tanzania): by desplazados, Views[334]
     
    Masai of Ngoile attend the teacher's explanations. 22-09-10, Ngoile (Tanzania): by desplazados, Views[358]
         		 A small Masai leads a herd of cows. 29-09-10, Ngorongoro (Tanzania): by desplazados, Views[310]
         		 Other noise - Barcelona Hole - Barcelona May 27, 2011 before the cleaning intervened to vacate Plaça Catalunya from the sit-in of the
         		 Happy instant - Barcelona Hole Barcelona May 27, 2011 before the cleaning intervened to vacate Plaça Catalunya from the sit-in of the
         		 Behind the mask - Barcelona Hole Barcelona May 25, 2011 before the cleaning intervened to vacate Plaça Catalunya from the sit-in of the
     
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