Historias de Monumentour

In this Hetalian world, both monuments and countries are real people. The monuments are the countries right hand man. This story rotates around kind hearted Lady Liberty and burger loving America. Love is blooming everyday, but a power grows, one that want to destroy all. And they will stop anyone who get in their way, no matter what. Cover is not mine. It was taken from: http://hetaliaddiction.tumblr.com/post/49926955617/hetalia-digital-line-art-chibis-modified

"At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom" • A book on India, a country that is home to a billion dreams, this book contains its perfections and imperfections, its marvelous architecture, its fascinating culture and heritage, its great history, and some of its downsides that should be taken care of.

“He wears a mask, and his face grows to fit it.” --George Orwell

The Demigods remember Jason Grace.

Me and my wife visited the marble edifice of love last year, and fell in love once again.

Ce poème en langue anglaise est écrit en alexandrins et retrace le passé et l'histoire de l'Abbaye de Tintern, située au sud ouest de l'Angleterre. Poème écrit par un camarade et moi-même ^^

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It's the year 2118. Natalie Samson works at Exodus Corporation, an agency working to figure out the true whereabouts of the Earth - if it really has been divided, if the world really is cut into twenty-five parts, if the human race really did suffer a massive earthquake two centuries ago, if the land they're walking on really is Earth, if everything around them really is a lie. In an accident, Natalie is shipped off to a distant land. She knows it's still her home planet and yet...it isn't.

Mysore, or Mysuru as it is called officially, represents much more than just a historical site located in southern India; it serves as a tangible representation of all of the royal heritage, cultural development, and classical artistic expression that has been cultivated by the Wadiyar Dynasty for over 500 years. Mysore is also home to massive palaces, many sacred temples, a plethora of lively street markets, and a wealth of classical artistic expressions that are still prevalent today, making it one of the most sought-after heritage travel destinations in India. At Pathbeat, we feel that all travellers should visit Mysore at least one time to experience what it has to offer as a perfect mixture of culture, history, and elegance.For More Information Visit Us: https://pathbeat.in/

Tsuna is tired of his family forgetting about him,it's time for him to form his own family Ten years after meeting an audited face, Tsuna embarks on a journey across in order to collect the key parts, with his brothers and their teacher following him, Tsuna discovers new places, meets crazy people and meets old faces Will he be able to fulfill his dream and the dream of his girlfriend, who is the girl in the photo and what does she have to do with the right hand of the ninth president of vongola 6 parts,6 places, and one road full of adventure and suspense, as well as sadness and pain.....So what is there at the end of this journey The characters are not mine, they are Akira amanwa Sensei's

It has been months since Dean, Astrid, Alex, and Niko arrived at Niko's uncle's farm. But a old, but new danger uncovers itself. The Drifts have returned, but mutated. Now Dean and his friends must survive the onslaught of the dangers of the Drifts, as well as other dangers.

First off, equipment. As much as the cheapo disposable camera beckons, get real. These cameras have fisheye lenses which I call "spam" lenses. They cram everything in, with equal blurriness and boringness. Good photos are sharp, unless you use blur for artistic effect. Sharp comes from an adjustable lens. It can be a fixed lens or a zoom, but it must focus specially for each picture. Fixed lenses are limiting for scenic pictures, where to frame the shot you may need to move long distances. Imagine using a fixed lens on the Washington Monument, when you're half a block away! Zooms get my vote, even though they often don't have as wide an aperture, which limits their capabilities in low light situations. Practically speaking, an SLR is the absolute best. They are lightweight, and can be used with top quality lenses. Film SLRs tend to be less expensive, but have the limitations of film, meaning you have to get it developed and so forth. Digital SLRs are VERY expensive, so for the budget conscious either go with a film SLR or a high quality basic digital camera. With digital, resolution is also a critical factor, so look at the specs before you buy. OK, we've got the camera, emotions are running high, and that's great, but not too great! Sometimes I find a spot that is so wonderful, I start shooting like a madman, only to be disappointed by the pictures. What happened? Emotions. When you experience a place, there are sounds, aromas and breezes as well as the visuals of the spot. Needless to say, you can't photograph all of these elements, only the visual. When overwhelmed by the spectacle of a scenic hotspot, we are often overwhelmed by all of these elements. So what to do? Look through your camera. The viewfinder does not lie (usually). Try to see what you are looking at as the finished picture. Most people perfunctorily take pictures,