Primeros rayos de sol sobre el pantano de Riaño.

Sun’s first rays on Riaño reservoir.

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A hidden gem of New Zealand, the spectacular Lake Wanaka area is framed by the South Island’s dazzling Southern Alps. On the doorstep of Mount Aspiring National Park, a World Heritage Site, the daily schedule includes exploring alpine-laced peaks, roaring waterfalls, immense glaciers and lush rain forests. Retire to hip villages whose eclectic and friendly locals are eager to share their favorite tips with visitors. Be sure to inquire about the location of the famed (and very photogenic) Lone Tree of Lake Wanaka.

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I really love Iceland’s landscape. There’s that eerie feel all the time. I was rushing up the steps towards this popular overlooking spot just to catch that last glimpse of light. Tsk, I hate being late. Still lucky to bring home some photos of this waterfalls that I am content with.

Skógafoss waterfalls, south of Iceland. A popular tourist destination. One of the biggest and most beautiful waterfalls of the island, with a width of 25 meters and a drop of 60 meters. People flood this during daytime! Feel free to share!

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lavender field at sunset , Valensole plateau

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The glow and pattern of the sunset as the sun closes for the day

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Sunset at Playa de las Catedrales located in Ribadeo, the north of Spain. This is probably the most beautiful beach I know, at high tide you can only see it from the top of the cliffs, but at low tide you can go to the sand and walk arround the rocks that look like arches of a cathedral.

Puesta de sol en la Playa de las Catedrales en Ribadeo. Esta es probablemente la playa más bonita que conozco, con la marea alta sólo se puede ver desde los acantilados, pero con la marea baja se puede bajar a la playa y caminar entre las rocas que parecen los arcos y arbotantes de una catedral.

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