Passing Scenery
One of the shots I took while on the road on our second day. I particularly love this sight even if it's a little blurry (shooting at 65 mph) because I thought this type of scenery that I only saw on calendars before are not available in my state. I was so wrong!
Zooming on the mountains. This road trip has opened my eyes to the fact that I do love mountains. I love them as much as I love the ocean. And if asked to choose whether I prefer to live on the coast or on the mountain top, I would take a very long time to answer :)
A restaurant facade? Really? That was on your mind dear readers wasn't it? Did you think I was bored on the road so I snapped everything that was in sight? Well, you are partly correct. Not the bored part. I took a shot at everything that interested me. And food interested me a lot. And it was serendipitous in a way because my husband and I were eager to sample Basque cuisine for a long time and seeing this on the way has somehow made us happy :) We did not stop for a bite, we were on running on tight schedule.
Beautiful, beautiful photos you have here! I always enjoy visiting your blog for visual treats like this!
ReplyDeleteGrabe! Ang Ganda ng mountains! Love to see it for real.
ReplyDeleteThe shot at 65mph is hardly blurred, great shots of your trip Maria:)
ReplyDeletespectacular mountains.
ReplyDeleteThe mountain scenery is so beautiful. I think I will spend the whole day just looking and admiring it. :)
ReplyDeleteThe mountain shots are very attractive. It is difficult to show mountains that look very impressive. You managed to capture their beauty. Fine drive by shooting.
ReplyDeleteWell, your pictures interest me too! :P
ReplyDeleteThat second shot has GREAT detail!! I had no idea that you were actually moving while taking it..
ReplyDeleteYour road shots are all so beautiful. Great scenery to be taking in.
ReplyDeleteGreat mountan pictures with some snow to emphasise contours.
ReplyDeletewow! Who wont be stunned by such view. Thanks for taking zooming that specific shot. I can actually imagine how high it is. Thanks for posting it. I understand because i too take a lot of shots while in a running vehicle.
ReplyDeletethe first photo reminds me of the musical, "sound of music"... ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe first two photos have a rustic feel to them! Great shots.
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I'm with you on the mountain-ocean dichotomy, Maria. Hard, hard choice!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting http://soulmuser.shutterchance.com and leaving a comment there. These are beautiful photos here - will visit them often. Mountains and snow- I don't get them much here where I stay in Bangalore......
ReplyDeleteA beautiful shot of the mountainside!
ReplyDeleteWow...what a scenery ! Beautiful !
ReplyDeletecalendar material indeed. =)
ReplyDeleteWonderful landscape shots Maria.
ReplyDeleteI have tested Basque cuisine and I confirm that it is delicious!
They are all very fine photos. The second one with the snow on the mountains top is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI think it's always good to reach a good restaurant, isn't it? ;-)
Great mountains!
ReplyDeleteA very hard choice, lovely images.
ReplyDeleteAhah! Mroy! The mountains are impressive. The restaurant is of Basque kitchen, which means that surely they will serve a very good kitchen. In the Basque Country, in Spain, are some the best Spanish cooks and of the world!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the mountainside. Every mountain has its own irresistible charm.
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ReplyDeletei loooove the first scenery! makes me think of heidi :)
ReplyDeleteI love the scenery and the building that houses that restaurant looks very nice and clean. Well preserved.
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