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Hurakan Condor by the Swiss company Intamin AG is a frightening drop tower which provides the happy customer with a thrilling 3 second free fall ride from a trifling height of about 300 feet or 100 meters. Wanna see how it looks like from the top? Check a Hurakan Condor ride video. There are other famous attractions in Port Aventura like Dragon Khan which were featured here in the past.
how fun! I love the architecture of the thrilling ride! I'm glad to have stumbled upon your blog, I love Barcelona, and will enjoy pictures from that beautiful city! - Amy
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I love what you did with this photo, I had to look twice and realize that was an amusement ride...lol. Well done.
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Regina In Pictures
Exquisite sepia everything! I'm looking at the carvings in the lower part of the building - so lovely - and the corner sconces (for lack of the architectural term!).
ReplyDeleteI saw the video and it made me dizzy going up. The music playing added to the tension. :)
Wonderfull, love the angle, great sepia conversion. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! As always.
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Tweeted with a link to you today.
-Thanks DandainNYC welcome.
ReplyDelete-GuyD thanks. It needed some retouch. Not that I am proud of it. I like the mighty look as taken from below.
-Oh Lydia you always notice minor details. I had two videos. The other was better in quality but I definitely liked the Indian background music. Thanks
-Glad you like the sepia tones krims
-Hi, thanks for that Twitter link designslinger!
this looks like a fun ride! :D your pictures are beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteThat really looks scary but FUN :) I like what you did in post makes the scary bit worse :))))
ReplyDeleteWell I thought it was some ancient tower until I read the text. I'll certainly pass on watching the video. I wouldn't enjoy riding on any fairground ride but such objects do lend themselves to photography.
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