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Monastery of Santa Clara II
© Fergus
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Uploaded: 06/15/12 2:50 AM GMT
Monastery of Santa Clara II
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A closer view of the building
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.LakeMichigan
06/15/12 4:00 AM GMT
Pretty view and capture, Manuel. The Monastery is beautiful . Great color and lighting.
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I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice. ~ Linda McCartney ~
Nice shot, so lovely and beautiful view, Manuel. My kind of scene.
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Beautiful building, wonderful place and great water behind, I love them all.
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That's a fine building ..Nice picture..R.
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Beautiful looking building,and a Lovely view.A Very Nice photo,Manuel.Fine composition.
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very beautiful composition Manuel.
very well done.
very well done.
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A lovely capture with good lighting, Manuel.Nice details in the building and a nice view of the harbour. The grassy knoll blocks the view of the monastery.
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