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Spot Natural: Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, Ermida

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Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, Ermida. As my first publication, I've chosen a moment where everything made sense: a marvelous and untouched spot in the middle of Parque Nacional Peneda Gerês (PNPG), good company and absolutely nothing on the schedule. Cascatas de Fecha de Barjas, Ermida, Rio Arado. 3/29/12, 4:00 PM. Finalmente as tuas fotos vão ver a luz do dia! Ainda por cima começas com esta verdadeira pérola que é esta foto da cascata mais imponente da serra do gerês! 3/29/12, 4:04 PM.

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Spot Natural: Barrosã Veal

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This is very common companion while trekking in Gerês. Although it’s a domestic cow, Barrosã cattle mostly wonder freely in the mountains. Here, small veal is loosely accompanied by its mother in high altitude pastures. A cute and curious character. Barrosã Cow, Vaca Barrosã (PT) – Bos taurus. Lapela, Gerês, Portugal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile. Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, Ermida. Ermida's Waterfalls on a rainy day. More than a color.

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Spot Natural: Water cycle / Ciclo da água

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Water cycle / Ciclo da água. I was in this path in the summer and noticed a large amount of dried up affluent streams that led to a small river in the valley, tributary to Ave River. I made up my mind in returning there in the winter. Water was flowing everywhere. Every little bit of hill side was drenched in water and small waterfalls emerged from the rocks. And the sounds… water everywhere! Vieira do Minho, Portugal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the life of an engineer.

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Spot Natural: Slow-worm / Licranço

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Slow-worm / licranço – Anguis fragilis. Vieira do Minho, Portugal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To stop for a moment and simply embrace and admire all life around us is the ultimate skill for mankind. In a constant quest for nature's best spots, these are some of the natural photographic stops. In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile. Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, Ermida. Ermida's Waterfalls on a rainy day. Too many pixels, too little photos.

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Spot Natural: March 2013

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Twilight at Anta de Adrenunes. From where Anta de Adrenunes stands, and after sunset, city-lights overcome the dim light of nightfall. The 90º view panorama uses 5 pictures taken with a wide zoom lens. Do local onde a Anta de Adrenunes se erege, e já após o pôr-do-Sol, as luzes citadinas enchem o horizonte sobrepondo-se à luz ténue do anoitecer. Neste panorama de 90º, recorri a 5 fotografias com uma objectiva grande-angular. After some exploration, I climbed by the southern side of the Anta and managed t...

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Spot Natural: Rio Rabagão

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8220;Water dropping day by day wears the hardest rock away.” The stone mountains of Cabreira are carved by the passing flow of Rabagão River in its flow to the larger Cávado River. Although its flow is under control by dams, sometimes, this single waterfall becomes a monstrous mass of water flooding the valley. It seems I’ll have to return here in heavy rainy days…. Vieira do Minho, Portugal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile.

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Spot Natural: Ermida's Waterfalls on a rainy day

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Ermida's Waterfalls on a rainy day. Rainy days and somewhat close to Gerês on the weekend… Let’s go! I went back to Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, attempting to catch a higher flow of water due to late May rain. Also, I was finding new perspectives of this magnificent waterfall, though hindered by bad light and instable weather conditions. Cascatas de Fecha de Barjas. Ermida, Gerês, Portugal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile. More than a color.

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Spot Natural: August 2014

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Slow-worm / licranço – Anguis fragilis. Vieira do Minho, Portugal. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). To stop for a moment and simply embrace and admire all life around us is the ultimate skill for mankind. In a constant quest for nature's best spots, these are some of the natural photographic stops. In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile. Fecha de Barjas Waterfalls, Ermida. Ermida's Waterfalls on a rainy day. Too many pixels, too little photos.

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Spot Natural: Rio Toco

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North of Salamonde dam, Rio Toco merges with Rio Arado, after both ran through the granite landscapes of Gerês. Again, rock, covered with flourishing green leads its way to a constant flow of very crystalline water. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To stop for a moment and simply embrace and admire all life around us is the ultimate skill for mankind. In a constant quest for nature's best spots, these are some of the natural photographic stops. In the life of an engineer. View my complete profile.

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Spot Natural: January 2015

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Water cycle / Ciclo da água. I was in this path in the summer and noticed a large amount of dried up affluent streams that led to a small river in the valley, tributary to Ave River. I made up my mind in returning there in the winter. Water was flowing everywhere. Every little bit of hill side was drenched in water and small waterfalls emerged from the rocks. And the sounds… water everywhere! Vieira do Minho, Portugal. Fragile spirits / espíritos frágeis. Vieira do Minho, Portugal.