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The Sun Voyager Sculpture
The Sun Voyager is a sculpture by Jon Gunnar Arnason, located next to the Sabraut road in Reykjavik, Iceland. Sun Voyager is described as a dreamboat, or an ode to the Sun. The artist intended it to convey the promise of undiscovered territory, a dream of hope, progress and freedom.
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George C. King Bridge
The George C. King Bridge (also known as the Skipping Stone Bridge) is a pedestrian bridge that spans the Bow River just northeast of Downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The bridge connects the neighbourhoods of East Village to the south and Bridgeland to the north, with access from the bridge to St. Patrick's Island Park in the middle of the river.
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Turimetta Beach At Sunrise
After a full day recovering from jet lag, I decided to visit one of the most photographed beaches near Sydney. Of course it is famous because of the beautiful sunrises and the mossy rocks which makes it a spectacular seascape.
I woke up very early in the morning and I was a little concern about driving on the left side of the road for first time, so finally I arrived to the beach where there was already there around twenty photographers. Yeap, for a moment I thought I would be alone in that remote place, but I was so wrong. It was really challenging to frame the landscape and keep them out of the scene, but at the end I came back home with some amazing pictures.
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Enjoying The Beautiful Melbourne Beach Sunrise
Without question, Florida have the most beautiful sunrises I've ever seen. No matter what time of the year I always capture colorful sunrises. Many people wake up early in the morning to watch the sunrise in the beach.
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Pena Palace At Sunset
The Pena Castle stands on the top of a hill in the Sintra Mountains, near Lisbon.
I took this photo from the Castle of the Moors which is the best place to enjoy the amazing views. Later we decided to visit the Pena Castle and the gardens, of course there is a lots of walking and climbing involved and I was already exhausted to be honest, but this was my second time in Sintra so I wanted to take more pictures.
Back in the hotel I felt terrible, I caught a cold that kept me in bed for the next two days. I guess I wasn't prepared for the cold weather plus the strenuous climbing.
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Lady L Luxury Yacht In Nassau
For only $250,000 per week you can enjoy a luxurious holiday onboard this stunning yacht, which includes two jet skits, two seabobs, one jetsurf and even WiFi connection. You can choose any destination in the Caribbean or the Mediterranean.
I saw this beautiful yacht near our cruise ship in Nassau and back at home I did a little research and found out how expensive would be to rent it. I guess it's cheaper than buying it.
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Norwegian Cruise Pool Deck At Sunset
After the cruise departed Saint Thomas in the U.S Virgin Islands I went to the top deck to capture the sunset, the pool deck was pretty much empty compared to hours before so it was the perfect moment to capture this photo. This was my 12th cruise and the biggest cruise ship I've ever been, to be honest I don't like cruises this big because there are so many people. This ship has a capacity of 4248 passengers and 1731 crew members, way too many people.
Fortunately we paid extra money to stay in The Haven Suites which are hidden away at the top of the ship in the Deck 17 and 18 with a private pool, bar, restaurant and a sundeck reserved exclusively for guests in these suites. It was worth every penny!
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Nassau Paradise Island Lighthouse
This is the oldest and best known lighthouse in the Bahamas and the oldest surviving lighthouse in the West Indies. Sadly, it is endangered. The lighthouse was in deplorable condition by spring 2015, with government agencies blaming each other for its neglect. Located at the western end of Paradise Island (formerly Hog Island) marking the northwest entrance to Nassau Harbor.
From the stateroom balcony I enjoyed the amazing views of the Paradise Island where the famous Atlantis Paradise Resort is located.
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Magens Bay Beach
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Prince Ruperts Cove
