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Thank You worldtravelguides!
Greetings from Győr, Hungary, Péter
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Thank you again ►Stefano Martelli◄!
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There's comments that this is not a photo of the Guadalajara's Cathedral since more than a year ago, please do something!!, our Cathedral are well known to educated people, even to people whose haven't been here but like to be informed.
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great composition of colors, nice shot
greetings from Iran
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Thanks for your comment, Telekomcu.47!
Marcelo
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Me llamó mucho la atención de ésta foto por lo buena que te ha quedado y porque se parece un poco a la Mia/mine, claro que la mia no es tan buena como ésta, felicitaciones muy buena edición. me la llevo a mis favoritas.
Saludos desde Colombia, (((Jose_Daniel)))
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Fai Hello, thank you for the visit. Sincerely yours. José Mª
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Et felicito per la teva paciència i bon ull fotogràfic i sobretot per l'aposta per la qualitat i no per la quantitat.
Fransari
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Indeed, it's a Parhelie.
A natural phenomenon due to the difraction of the sunlight (a bit like a rainbow) on tiny ice cristals floating in the high atmosphere.
In such cases, two parts of not as sharp as true rainbows appear on both sides of the sun, both at the same distance of it.
A great Parhelie phenomenon exemple can be found here.
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Excelent image, greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico
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