Ponte Vasco da Gama - Lisbon - Portugal by Achim Thomae Photography
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The Ponte Vasco da Gama is an architectural marvel and a photographic eye-catcher. The almost 20-kilometre-long bridge spans the River Tagus near Lisbon and is a perfect photo motif, especially at sunrise and sunset. Numerous paths and wooden walkways lead along the banks, offering ever-changing perspectives of the structure.
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Landscape, architecture and travel photographer from Munich
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