Most tourists head for the fortress side of Dubrovnik; we did the same too.
Many of my photos show the fortresses, the walls and the many terracotta roofs.
For a change, this picture was taken towards the sea, away from the fortresses, when the sun has set.
We were walking back to the hotel and my eyes were captured by the very peaceful feeling of the sea and the cliffs and the lone house by the seaside.
Altogether, a very soothing view!
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Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Great to hear from you AGAIN. Thank you!
It is beautiful! ☺
Thank you!
You are welcome! ☺
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Beautiful 😉
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Thank you!
Soothing and beautiful indeed!
Thank you, neihtn2012!
The buildings look like real cliff hangers!
Lovely blue hues!
Yeah, the hue is the main attraction!
That’s so peaceful.
Great to hear from you again, thank you!
Yep! Your shots are always great!
Thank you!
Great shot 🙂
Thank you!
I’m so envious, seems that you have been travelling round the world!
Hi Edward, there are more places that I haven’t visited than those I have visited.
The more places I go, the more places I reckon that I haven’t visited!
That’s very true!
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One of your most stunning photos, in my opinion Michael!
I regret that I haven’t share it sooner!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Would it not be great to own that house with the magnificent view of the old town?
I would love that!
Like in the NY skyline picture you have managed to draw our eyes away from the obvious, and that results in a very good picture. Xie xie. 😉
Yes, I think it is a rule that photographers should be taught – not only concentrate on the obvious!
Absolutely. I always try to find the odd detail that no-one sees. (And I don’t consider myself a photographer)
You have very sharp eyes!