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         		 A stormy night/: by hollyelizabeth, Views[124]
         		 On top of Arc de Triomphe, I witness mother nature lash out over the city.: by hollyelizabeth, Views[146]
     
    The Eiffel Tower shows off its true colours: by hollyelizabeth, Views[144]
         		 A gargoyle's view. : by hollyelizabeth, Views[135]
         		 A very sophisticated view of the city.: by hollyelizabeth, Views[151]
         		 And Hippo that came to drink a thousand years ago and since that time has been watching what's happening around. It was one of the really perfect days, when Nature tells something more about itself, and when that feeling of Knowledge comes and stays on our minds. : by piastry, Views[434]
         		 The Elephant was looking thoughtfully at the opposite shore.: by piastry, Views[307]
     
    There was nobody around us, except seagulls and stone animals that protect this Land from ancient times.: by piastry, Views[723]
         		 There were all of these components of course, but when we had come a little farther we saw the real mood of Normandy – Peace and Serenity.: by piastry, Views[347]
         		 When we were going to have a trip to Etretat, I expected to see the landscape in a spirit of Monet like “Etretat: la plage et la port d’Amont”: colorful boats, blue ocean, white rocks and, how we can be without them, tourists.: by piastry, Views[428]
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         		 Dancing at the Louvre!: by erinbeckacain, Views[197]
         		 Dancing at the Louvre!: by erinbeckacain, Views[192]
     
    watching through the trees. : by rubyj, Views[345]
         		 A woman explores a new place. : by rubyj, Views[326]
         		 The remains of past adventures lay exposed in the winter streets. : by rubyj, Views[362]
         		 A man makes his way through his city. : by rubyj, Views[366]
         		 A photograph of an old european city, through the walls of the oldest building.: by rubyj, Views[380]
     
    'Frozen but not forgotten': by james_wright, Views[315]
         		 'Who is watching who ?': by james_wright, Views[270]
         		 'After Glow': by james_wright, Views[337]
         		 'A time & a place': by james_wright, Views[348]
         		 'Enter the void': by james_wright, Views[303]
     
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         		 To Italy, With Love From France. From where I stood in France I could see the Italian Alps. There is something majestic about standing in one country and seeing the cusp of another. When looking deeper, you can see the bridge that leads the way and the clouds seemed to be pulling you further, to adventure into the unknown beyond. : by katielongleyphotography, Views[352]
         		 When travelling to Val D'isere in France, I wanted to document the mountains beyond the ski resort. I think this picture represents my lasting impression on the place. When I was atop the mountain with nothing but my camera, I felt a sense of deep peace that can only be accomplished by immersing yourself in complete nature. I found the juxtaposition between the bustling ski slopes and the everlasting solemnity of the mountains overwhelming. : by katielongleyphotography, Views[328]
         		 This damn has been built in between Val D'isere and Tignes in France. On passing it between the resorts I felt that I had to visit this place where man had intervened in nature. There were no bus routes so I hiked for nearly 3 hours to reach this spot. I was intrigued by the lake in the mountainous path and the obvious human evidence but the lack of active human activity. : by katielongleyphotography, Views[432]
         		 I was attempting to discover the mountains beyond the ski resort in Val D'isere, France. I had taken the ski lift up Le Fornet and had taken the hikers path over the mountain. As I passed a man, I turned around to watch his ascent up the path. There were no skis here. I don't know where he came from or where he was going but I was compelled to take his photograph as he continued his journey round the mountain. : by katielongleyphotography, Views[396]
     
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