Portugal in Colours
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This document contains a collection of images from Portugal depicting various landmarks, landscapes, and cultural sites around the country. There are over 50 images from locations like Lisbon, Sintra, Porto, Aveiro, Coimbra, and the Douro Valley showing places like Pena Palace, Belem Tower, Porto Cathedral, vineyards, beaches, and more. The images are from a larger collection titled "Colours of Portugal" and were created on January 18, 2019 by Daperro in London to showcase the landscapes and culture of Portugal.
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- 1. First created 14 Oct 2018. Version 1.0 - 18 Jan 2019. Daperro. London. (SimImg version) Fountain at the Manueline Cloisters. Pena Palace. Sintra. Colours of Portugal The Land’s End of Europe
- 2. Sunrise over Rio Tejo. Lisbon.
- 3. Morning on the Douro. Oporto.
- 4. Misty over the Douro. Oporto.
- 5. Waves on Aveiro Beacho
- 8. Aveiro
- 10. Porto Cathedral
- 11. Vineyard in the Douro Valley.
- 12. Vineyard in the Pinhao Valley.
- 13. Mosteiro de Sao Goncalo. Amerante.
- 14. Mosteiro de Sao Goncalo. Amerante.
- 15. Amerante.
- 17. Rossio Railways Station, Lisbon.
- 19. Elevador de Santa Justa, Lisbon
- 21. Sunset at Rio Tejo, Lisbon
- 22. Fishing at Rio Tejo, Lisbon
- 23. 25 April Bridge, Lisbon
- 25. National Palace of Sintra
- 26. Ceiling of the Heraldry Room, National Palace of Sintra
- 27. The Arab Room, National Palace of Sintra
- 28. Preta garden, National Palace of Sintra
- 31. From the garden of Pena Palace, Sintra
- 32. A carving of Triton on the wall of Pena Palace, Sintra
- 34. Ceiling of Pena Palace, Sintra
- 36. A visitor to the Pena Palace, Sintra
- 37. The 8C Moorish Castle, Sintra
- 38. Castelo de Sao Jorge, Lisbon.
- 39. A street Cafe, Lisbon
- 40. A tram in the Alfama district, Lisbon
- 42. Monument of Discovery, Lisbon
- 43. Monument of Discovery, Lisbon
- 44. Mosteiro dos Jeronimos, Lisbon
- 45. View of the Harbour. Castelo de Sao Jorge. Lisbon
- 46. Castelo de Sao Jorge. Lisbon
- 47. Narrow streets of Alfama. Lisbon
- 48. Se, the cathedral of Lisbon
- 49. All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. The End Music – Jogos Proibidos by Jose Maria Fonseca & Americo Silva from the Portugal World Travel. Tin Sardines
Notes de l'éditeur
- Situated by the western shore of Europe, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. Portugal has always been a land apart, on the fringe, sometimes the forgotten hem of Europe. Its identity as an separated nation had established its frontiers as long ago as the 13C, even though there are no insurmountable barriers separate it from Spain. The independent spirit of this small country, was to turn into the unknown world, with its discovery of the sea route to India. It became the first global empire and sea routes connect Portugal to all parts of the world. Began in the early 20C, Portugal began to transform itself into a modern. This proved to be a long journey. In 1910 the monarchy was overthrown. Portugal existed briefly as a republic. Then followed by 40 years of repressive dictatorship. Since 1976 Portugal has finally free itself and became a democracy. In 1986. it joined the European Community. Now for the first time in 500 years, Portugal began to look to a future within Europe. Today Portugal has recovered from the deficit financing policy. It has a surplus in 2016 and the country is enjoying “sustained strong growth”. Today its service sector makes up three quarters of the gross value added (GVA), provided a quarter of the jobs. Fisheries and agriculture has 22% of the GVA and providing 25% of the jobs.
- History of Major Releases Version 1.0 released in Oct 2018 is a first cut version with 30 photos Version 2.2 released in Jan 2019 is a Simplified photos partly based on the first cut version. It is also a wide screen version 16:9