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This pano, that shows early morning colours, was shot at the far west end of the Bimillenium Bridge in Elche.

The bridge, that joins Carrus and La Galia districts, is the latest bridge constructed linking the two sides of Elche (see WWP904 Bridges) and marks the north end of the city.

The panoramic view of the old city with the palm tree forest on one side and the cliffs and Carrus district on the other side make this a pleasant spot with curious views.

The sun rises from behind the palm trees, the morning sky and the abrupt soil of the river bank form a nice combination of colours that is worth contemplating.

Location

Europe / Spain

Lat: 38° 16' 43.9" N
Long: 0° 42' 11.43" W

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Canon 5D - Canon 15 mm fisheye - f.11 at 1/50 +-2, iso 125, raw

manfrotto tripod + agnos rotator + reversed monopod +
360Precision Adjuste pano head (about 3.5 m)

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