Macbeth’s woods where the witches toil? No, flicts captured a shot of these woods in Portugal. The hues and shadows are wonderfully alluring–ink black and almost neon blue. What is out there? What is out there? Shhhhhh. Listen.
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Taken in Portugal, this gorgeous sunset shot from flickr user flicts makes me hate the snow on the ground outside my house even more. I can just imagine sitting on the beach with a bottle of Portuguese Super Bock next to me, thanking God to be alive.
Notice the reflections of the clouds on the water in the foreground? I’m sitting here tilting my head to see how the photo looks upside down– still pretty cool. Try it if no one’s around.
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I positively love this image by Flickr user t3mujin — the composition couldn’t be more perfect. Shot in Portugual, the pop of colour is breathtaking, and I love the juxtaposition of the old (the building, the cobblestone street) with the modern (the fire-engine red scooter). Really great shot.
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How often has this ever happened to you? You head down to the beach and there’s nobody there. It’s certainly not a pleasure I get to have very often – and definitely not during this time of year. Perhaps once Labor Day passes us by. In any case, hats off to Flickr user t3mujin, who captured his very own empty beach in Praia da Adraga, on the northern coast of Portugal.
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This fountain in Madeira, Portugal says summer. How great would it be to run through this on a hot day?
I’m reminded of the other fountains where water arcs upwards from the ground. There’s the fountain that Matt Harding of “Where the Hell is Matt?” dances in along with other dancing folks in Atlanta, Georgia, the one at the playground in Knights of Columbus Park in St. Cloud, Minnesota and the pop jet fountain at the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado.
This fountain shot by Donner00 looks almost animated. I can hear the sounds of the water–almost.
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