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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
Clearly, this new challenge will only work well if the flow of pictures is maintained at a timely rate, so from now on if the previous winner let's me know that they can't post a new picture within 12 hours, or 12 hours elapses, I will provide a replacement picture.
However, that doesn't necessarily mean the 'tardy' winner has forfeit their turn. Instead, they can provide a suitable picture for use the next time the 12 hour limit is reached, with their picture on stand by for such an opportunity.
I hope that makes sense - if not, please let me know!
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
OK, as explained in the previous post, I'm restarting the challenge with a new picture while Mike Parr takes his time to find a suitable image of his own. So here it is:

This was taken seven years ago, no less, using a Fujifilm Finepix S7000 bridge camera. I only had a JPEG file to work with and the colour balance and contrast were poor, but I had limited flexibility in knocking this into shape really.
If you can name the cruise ship as well, that would be a bonus!
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
Is it Milford Sound, New Zealand and one of the Princess Cruise Ships?
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
No, on both counts, but the term 'Princess' has a relation to the company that owns the liner. And we're in Europe, not south of the EquatorOriginally posted by Autumn View PostIs it Milford Sound, New Zealand and one of the Princess Cruise Ships?
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
You are a winner, Kurt, well done! It's the Franjo Tudjman bridge, outside Dubrovnik in Croatia and was only completed the year before. And the ship is the P&O Oceana, which I think was one of the largest cruise liners in the world when it was built in 2000. And here is a closer view:Originally posted by Kurt View PostDubrovnik?

The picture of the Oceana by the bridge was taken in the morning. The one above was taken in the afternoon. We were on a modest sized fishing boat on our way from visiting some islands near Dubrovnik when the Oceana, passed by. Boy were we bobbing around for a while with those bow waves!
The 'Princess' link is that the Oceana's original name was the Ocean Princess until she was renamed Oceana earlier in 2003 and, yes Audrey was right - as the Sea Princess she operated as part of the Princess Cruises operation, and I honestly wasn't aware of that when I first posted the picture!
But over to you Kurt...
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
It has a feel of the modern architecture in Valencia, Spain, but I don't think that is where it is.
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
So the rains in Spain fall mainly in the plains?
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
Is it Bilbaou? Guggenheim Museum. Purely guesswork as it's not the normal image of Guggenheim.
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Re: Challenge: what's this place?!
I have been to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao but it's all curvy titanium plates and organic shapes, not at all like Ash's pix.Originally posted by Autumn View PostIs it Bilbaou? Guggenheim Museum. Purely guesswork as it's not the normal image of Guggenheim.
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