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The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
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The Cruise Ship 'Splendida' is the most luxurious ship of its kind belongs to a private fleet of ships (MSC) owned by an Italian family. The ship can accommodate about 4000 passengers and 2000 crew members and sails in the Mediterranean
The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
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The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chameleons Eye / Rex Features ( 1142011c )
The Cruise Ship 'Splendida' is the most luxurious ship of its kind belongs to a private fleet of ships (MSC) owned by an Italian family. The ship can accommodate about 4000 passengers and 2000 crew members and sails in the Mediterranean
The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
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The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chameleons Eye / Rex Features ( 1142011a )
The Cruise Ship 'Splendida' is the most luxurious ship of its kind belongs to a private fleet of ships (MSC) owned by an Italian family. The ship can accommodate about 4000 passengers and 2000 crew members and sails in the Mediterranean
The Cruise Ship 'Splendida', Ashdod, Israel - 2010
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New Zealand - Mar 2010
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The TSB Bank Arena with its sails designed cover near Queens Wharf in Wellington on North Island in New Zealand.
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The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
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The sails of the Sydney Opera House are illuminated by a light show created by Brian Eno
The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
Legendary musician, producer and artist Brian Eno has lent his visionary genius to light up the iconic Sydney Opera House. Last night (May 25) onlookers were treated to a spectacular show set against the Australian landmark, a taste of what to expect from the three-week Vivid festival that the spectacle was helping to launch.
The famous 'sails' of the Opera House, themselves a daring architectural vision in 1973 by Joern Utzon, were covered in stunning projections of colours and organic shapes, gradually morphing into an shifting painting of light.
Running for the next 20 nights, the light show is part of Smart Light Sydney's 'The Light Walk' - with 25 light-based artworks by local and international artists - and one part of the Luminous event, the cornerstone of the Vivid festival. Former Roxy Music keyboardist and pioneer of ambient music, Eno was commissioned by Events NSW to curate the inaugural event, which will bring emerging and established artists together to explore "music, light and ideas".
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The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features ( 931513d )
The sails of the Sydney Opera House are illuminated by a light show created by Brian Eno
The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
Legendary musician, producer and artist Brian Eno has lent his visionary genius to light up the iconic Sydney Opera House. Last night (May 25) onlookers were treated to a spectacular show set against the Australian landmark, a taste of what to expect from the three-week Vivid festival that the spectacle was helping to launch.
The famous 'sails' of the Opera House, themselves a daring architectural vision in 1973 by Joern Utzon, were covered in stunning projections of colours and organic shapes, gradually morphing into an shifting painting of light.
Running for the next 20 nights, the light show is part of Smart Light Sydney's 'The Light Walk' - with 25 light-based artworks by local and international artists - and one part of the Luminous event, the cornerstone of the Vivid festival. Former Roxy Music keyboardist and pioneer of ambient music, Eno was commissioned by Events NSW to curate the inaugural event, which will bring emerging and established artists together to explore "music, light and ideas".
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The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features ( 931513e )
The sails of the Sydney Opera House are illuminated by a light show created by Brian Eno
The launch of 'Vivid Sydney', a festival of music, light and ideas, Sydney, Australia - 26 May 2009
Legendary musician, producer and artist Brian Eno has lent his visionary genius to light up the iconic Sydney Opera House. Last night (May 25) onlookers were treated to a spectacular show set against the Australian landmark, a taste of what to expect from the three-week Vivid festival that the spectacle was helping to launch.
The famous 'sails' of the Opera House, themselves a daring architectural vision in 1973 by Joern Utzon, were covered in stunning projections of colours and organic shapes, gradually morphing into an shifting painting of light.
Running for the next 20 nights, the light show is part of Smart Light Sydney's 'The Light Walk' - with 25 light-based artworks by local and international artists - and one part of the Luminous event, the cornerstone of the Vivid festival. Former Roxy Music keyboardist and pioneer of ambient music, Eno was commissioned by Events NSW to curate the inaugural event, which will bring emerging and established artists together to explore "music, light and ideas".
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Robin Knox Johnston in Suhaili
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Detroit skyline, America - 05 Jul 2008
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A cargo ship sails past the Detroit skyline, America
Detroit skyline, America - 05 Jul 2008
Seen from Windsor, Ontario, on the Canadian side of the Detroit river, a cargo ship sails past the Detroit skyline.
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New Zealand
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Auckland, founded in 1840 and also known as the city of sails, is New Zealand's largest city with a population of 1.3 million people, nestling within the isthmus of the Pacific ocean and Tasman sea. Auckland, New Zealand.
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London, England, Britain
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Tate to Tate river bus sails up the River Thames under the Millennium Bridge and past Tate Modern, Bankside, London, England, Britain
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Sheep grazing in green pastures alongside the old windmill, known as Kowle Mill, at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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New Zealand
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Rowland / Rex Features ( 772311AM )
Auckland, founded in 1840 and also known as the city of sails, is New Zealand's largest city with a population of 1.3 million people, nestling within the isthmus of the Pacific ocean and Tasman sea. Auckland, New Zealand.
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Pohutukawa, the New Zealand Christmas Tree, in bloom frames the city of Auckland. Auckland, founded in 1840 and also known as the city of sails, is New Zealand's largest city with a population of 1.3 million people, nestling within the isthmus of the Pacific ocean and Tasman sea. Auckland, New Zealand.
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Spinnaker Tower on Gunwharf Quay, Portsmouth (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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View of Great Gransden windmill on a sunny day, a post and open trestle mill constructed of tarred weatherboard, it was built circa 1612 and is believed to be the oldest remaining mill in England (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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New Zealand
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Rowland / Rex Features ( 772311AH )
Auckland, founded in 1840 and also known as the city of sails, is New Zealand's largest city with a population of 1.3 million people, nestling within the isthmus of the Pacific ocean and Tasman sea. Auckland, New Zealand.
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Fulwell windmill in Sunderland, England (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Single-handed , 23-year-old CYNTHIA GAY , daughter of a Bristol vicar and secretary to a Bristol University professor built this 10 feet long cadets racing Dinghy . For six months, she worked on the craft, built in her old nursery at her father's vicarage. The dinghy is 4 feet wide and has a mast nearly 16 feet tall. Cynthia, a keen yachtswoman in her spare time, is a member of Bristol Corinthian yacht club.
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