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In Mindelo, Sao Vicente (one of the Cape Verdian islands), I came across this indoor market: the Mercado Municipal, located in a very pretty colonial building in town.

So, Pisa isn't the only city with a leaning (church) tower. This was taken in Gorinchem, Netherlands. I had a tough time capturing a three-dimensional angle in a two-dimensional picture, but with the aid of some very straight traffic sign posts, I think I managed.

What a cruise ship's showroom looks like in the daytime....

The main square of Kotor's old town, as seen from the cathedral.

On our latest holiday, my Niece (4) and Nephew (8) shared a ride on a Very Scary Fairground Ride. They were very supportive of each other (and had lots of fun).

The rock formations in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, are very photogenic. Clearly, I wasn't the only one to think so. Having a person in my photo also helps give some scale to the landscape.

Have I mentioned I love taking pictures of pattern-like situations? *g*

Who'da thunk a huge pile of cut firewood (somewhere in Austria) would be photogenic?

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Entries tagged with technique: viewpoint