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I'm a New Hampshire-based travel photographer with a love of creative landscape, street, abstract, and nature photography. Whether you are here to follow my travel photoblog, read my stories from around the world, or just to browse through my extensive photo gallery of New England and world photography, I hope you enjoy your visit! Continue reading...-
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- Sunrise By Lawkaoushaung Temple; Bagan, Myanmar
- Alleyway; Naxos, Greece
- Doorway, Chowmahalla Palace; Hyderabad, India
- Crashing Waves; Rye Beach, NH
- Retreating for Shade; Taunggyi, Myanmar
- Curbside Fish Market; Yangon, Myanmar
- Preparing Dinner; Kalaw, Myanmar
- Traveling Through Charminar; Hyderabad, India
- Old Town Alleyways; Naxos, Greece
- Antique Door; Naxos, Greece
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Puente Nuevo, El Tajo Gorge; Ronda, Spain
The Puente Nuevo (“New Bridge”) spans the 390ft-deep El Tajo gorge that divides the city of Ronda, located in Andalucia, Spain. The bridge, which was completed in 1793, took over 40 years to build and includes a small chamber over the central arch that was allegedly used as a prison and torture chamber during the Civil War.
Photo Style: Architecture, Landscape
Similar Photo Galleries: Andalucia-Spain, Architecture, Bridges, El Tajo Gorge, Europe, Landscapes, Nature, Puente Nuevo, Ronda-Spain, Spain, Spanish Architecture, Waterfalls
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Above the Hall of the Half Orange, Alcázar; Sevilla, Spain
The beautiful dome ceiling in the Salón de Embajadores, with its intricate interlaced wooden patterns (a style called Artesonado) has led to the room being known as the Hall of the Half Orange. The dome, meant to symbolize the universe, was added to the Hall of Ambassadors in 1427.
Photo Style: Architecture
Similar Photo Galleries: Alcázar, Andalucia-Spain, Architecture, Artesonado Architecture, Ceilings, Dome Ceilings, Domes, Europe, Hall of Ambassadors at the Alcázar, Hall of the Half Orange, Moorish Architecture, Mudéjar Architecture, Sevilla-Spain, Spanish Architecture
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The Mudéjar Arches of Alcázar; Sevilla, Spain
The Alcázar of Seville is one of the oldest royal palaces still in use in Europe, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Originally a Moorish fort, the palace is considered one of the best remaining examples of Mudéjar architecture (Mudéjar was the name given to Muslims who came under rule of the Christian kings after the Christian Reconquista).
Photo Style: Architecture
Similar Photo Galleries: Alcázar, Andalucia-Spain, Architecture, Arcos de Herradura, Europe, Horseshoe Arches, Mudéjar Architecture, Sevilla-Spain, The Royal Alcázar
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Walkways of Alcázar; Sevilla, Spain
Beautiful cobbled walkways weave through the gardens of Alcázar in Sevilla (Seville), Andalucia in southern Spain.
Photo Style: Architecture
Similar Photo Galleries: Alcázar, Andalucia-Spain, Europe, Gardens, Pathways, Sevilla-Spain, Walkways
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Court of the Lions; Alhambra, Granada, Spain
A small bush planted in the Nasrid Palace’s Court of the Lions located in the Moorish Palace of Alhambra in Granada, Andalucia in southern Spain
Photo Style: Architecture
Similar Photo Galleries: Alhambra, Andalucia-Spain, Architecture, Court of the Lions, Granada-Spain, Moorish Palace, Mudéjar Architecture, Nasrid Palace, Spain, Trees
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