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PMR-D8647
Chile. Pucon: Southern Lapwing (Vanellus chilensis).
Keywords: South America, flora and fauna, wildlife, ornithology, birds, nature, Latin America

PMR-D8646
Chile. Temuco: street scene in the city centre.
Keywords: South America, shopping street, parking, traffic, Latin America

PMR-D8645
Chile. Temuco: Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto is the main square and hub of the city.
Keywords: South America, picturesque, Latin America

PMR-D8644
Chile. Temuco: Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto is the main square and hub of the city.
Keywords: South America, picturesque, Latin America

PMR-D8643
Chile. Temuco: Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto is the main square and hub of the city.
Keywords: South America, picturesque, Latin America

PMR-D8642
Chile. Temuco: monument to the Araucaria in Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, statue, allegory

PMR-D8641
Chile. Temuco: Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto is the main square and hub of the city.
Keywords: South America, picturesque, Latin America

PMR-D8640
Chile. Temuco: fortune teller with tarot cards waiting for customers in the Plaza de Armas de Anibal Pinto.
Keywords: South America, Latin America

PMR-D8639
Chile. Temuco: Interior of St. Joseph's Cathedral (Catedral de San Jose) completed in 1991 and replacing its predecessor which collapsed in the earthquake of 1960.
Keywords: South America, nave, Latin America, church, architecture

PMR-D8638
Chile. Temuco: monument to the Araucaria in Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto.
Keywords: South America, allegory, statue, Latin America

PMR-D8637
Chile. Temuco: monument to the Araucaria in Plaza de Armas Anibal Pinto.
Keywords: South America, allegory, statue, Latin America

PMR-D8635
Chile: Malleco Viaduct, crossing Malleco River Valley near Collipulli, was opened on 26th October 1890, at which time it was the highest bridge of that type in the world. It was constructed by the French company, Schneider et Cie.
Keywords: South America, railway bridge, yellow, engineering, Latin America

PMR-D8634
Chile. Santiago: Torre Mirador monument on Santa Lucia Hill, erected by Benjamin Vicuna MacKenna in 1872.
Keywords: South America, belvedere, Latin America, architecture, classical

PMR-D8633
Chile. Santiago: Torre Mirador monument on Santa Lucia Hill, erected by Benjamin Vicuna MacKenna in 1872.
Keywords: South America, belvedere, classical, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8632
Chile. Santiago: statue of a Mapuche Indian by Nicanor Plaza on Santa Lucia Hill, popularly associated with Mapuche leader Caupolican.
Keywords: South America, warrior, indigeno, monument, sculpture, Latin America

PMR-D8631
Chile. Santiago: view from Santa Lucia Hill, with the city reflected in the glass facades of high-rise buildings.
Keywords: South America, city view, panorama, Latin America

PMR-D8630
Chile. Santiago: view from Santa Lucia Hill, with the Cerro (Hill) San Cristobal.in the distance.
Keywords: South America, city view, panorama, Latin America

PMR-D8629
Chile. Santiago: view from Santa Lucia Hill, with the Avenida Bernardo O'Higgins (Alameda) in the foreground.
Keywords: South America, city view, panorama, Latin America

PMR-D8628
Chile. Santiago: view from Santa Lucia Hill, with the Avenida Bernardo O'Higgins (Alameda) in the foreground.
Keywords: South America, city view, panorama, Latin America

PMR-D8627
Chile. Santiago: view from Santa Lucia Hill, with the skyscrapers of Providencia in the distance.
Keywords: South America, city view, panorama, Latin America

PMR-D8626
Chile. Santiago, Santa Lucia Hill: Araucaria angustifolia, an evergreen coniferous tree belonginging to the family Araucariaceae which has 19 members. It is native to Brazil, but highly endangered due to deforestation activities.
Keywords: South America, rainforest, flora and fauna, nature, botany, Latin America

PMR-D8625
Chile. Santiago: Aloe dichotoma (?) on Santa Lucia Hill.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, botany, flora and fauna, trres

PMR-D8624
Chile. Santiago: Torre Telefonica, at 132 metres, is the third highest building in Santiago. It has 32 storeys and was completed in 1994.
Keywords: South America, develpments, high-rise, skyscrapers, Latin America

PMR-D8623
Chile. Santiago: high-rise buildings in Santiago's newly developing north-east provide accommodation - at a price.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, skyscrapers, high-rise, developments

PMR-D8622
Chile. Santiago: Costanera Center Torre 2 or Gran Torre Santiago, at 300 metres, is the second highest building in Latin America. Completed in 2013, it has 62 storeys and contains Latin America's largest shopping centre.
Keywords: South America, high-rise, skyscrapers, Latin America, offices

PMR-D8621
Chile. Santiago: high-rise buildings in Santiago's newly developing north-east, including the Gran Torre Santiago, the second highest building in Latin America (right).
Keywords: South America, Latin America, skyscrapers, high-rise

PMR-D8620
Chile. Santiago: Titanium La Portado, at 205 metres, is the second highest building in Chile Completed in 2010, it has 55 storeys and 129,000 square metres office floor space. It survived the earthquake of 2010 undamaged.
Keywords: South America, offices, high-rise, skyscrapers, Latin America, developments

PMR-D8619
Chile. Santiago: high-rise buildings in Santiago's newly developing north-east, including the Gran Torre Santiago, and the Titanium La Portada building (left).
Keywords: South America, high-rise, skyscrapers, Latin America

PMR-D8618
Chile. Santiago: the new suburb of Vitacura, carefully landscaped, is home to some of Santiago's more affluent citizens. These waterfowl on one of the pools are the product of the art of topiary.
Keywords: South America, developments, residential, apartments, housing, modern, Latin America

PMR-D8617
Chile. Santiago: the new suburb of Vitacura, carefully landscaped, is home to some of Santiago's more affluent citizens.
Keywords: South America, developments, Latin America, modern, housing, apartments, residential

PMR-D8616
Chile. Santiago: the new suburb of Vitacura, carefully landscaped, is home to some of Santiago's more affluent citizens.
Keywords: South America, developments, Latin America, modern, housing, apartments, residential

PMR-D8615
Chile. Santiago: Titanium La Portado, at 205 metres, is the second highest building in Chile Completed in 2010, it has 55 storeys and 129,000 square metres office floor space. It survived the earthquake of 2010 undamaged.
Keywords: South America, offices, high-rise, skyscrapers, Latin America, developments

PMR-D8614
Chile. Santiago: monument to the heroes of Iquique,1879, in the Battle of the Pacific, between Chile and Peru/Bolivia.
Keywords: South America, heritage, naval battle, historic, Latin America, statue

PMR-D8613
Chile. Santiago: monument to the heroes of Iquique,1879, in the Battle of the Pacific, between Chile and Peru/Bolivia.
Keywords: South America, heritage, naval battle, historic, Latin America, statue

PMR-D8612
Chile. Santiago: Mercado Central de Santiago (Central Market) was opened in 1872 and has a cast-iron roof which was prefabricated by the firm of R. Laidlaw and Sons, of Glasgow, Scotland.
Keywords: South America, heritage, historic, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8611
Chile. Santiago: Mercado Central de Santiago (Central Market) was opened in 1872 and has a cast-iron roof which was prefabricated by the firm of R. Laidlaw and Sons, of Glasgow, Scotland.
Keywords: South America, heritage, historic, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8610
Chile. Santiago: equestrian statue of Pedro de Valdivia, founder of the city on 12th February 1541.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, monument, culture

PMR-D8609
Chile. Santiago: Palacio de la Real Audiencia de Santiago in Plaza de Armas, completed in 1807 as the Royal Court of Justice, now houses the National History Museum.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, architecture, culture, Baroque style

PMR-D8608
Chile. Santiago: young demonstrators in the Plaza de Armas, protesting about unequality in Chile ("Somos el pueblo").
Keywords: South America, Latin America, civil unrest

PMR-D8607
Chile. Santiago: Plaza de Armas, with Palacio de la Real Audiencia de Santiago (right), completed in 1807 as the Royal Court of Justice, which now houses the National History Museum, and the cathedral facade on the far side of the square.
Keywords: South America, Baroque style, culture, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8606
Chile. Santiago: the Metropolitan Cathedral in Plaza de Armas, seat of the archbishop of Santiago, was built in Baroque style by architect Gioacchino Toasca, and completed in 1799, replacing its predecessors which were destroyed by earthquakes.
Keywords: South America, heritage, culture, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8605
Chile. Santiago: an historic pharmacy, on the Plaza de Armas.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, chemist shop, apothecary, architecture, traditional

PMR-D8604
Chile. Santiago: Plaza de Armas, the historic central square of Santiago.
Keywords: South America, hub, pedestrian zone, park, Latin America

PMR-D8603
Chile. Santiago: Simon Bolivar monument to American liberty in the Plaza de Armas. Erected on 25th April 1836, a work of the Italian sculptor Francesco Orselino:
Keywords: South America, Latin America, sculpture, art, artistic, culture

PMR-D8602
Chile. Santiago: monument to the indiginous peoples, in the Plaza de Armas.
Keywords: South America, artistic, art, sculpture, Latin America

PMR-D8601
Chile. Santiago: Palacio de los Tribunales de Justicia, the Chilean Supreme Court.
Keywords: South America, judiciary, law court, classical, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8600
Chile. Santiago: Bandera, a pedestrian street in the city centre, is equipped with modern seating in the form of bright red plastic spheres.
Keywords: South America, colourful, innovation, psychodelic, Latin America

PMR-D8599
Chile. Santiago: Bandera, a pedestrian street in the city centre, is equipped with modern seating in the form of bright red plastic spheres.
Keywords: South America, colourful, innovation, psychodelic, Latin America

PMR-D8598
Chile. Santiago: the National Stock Exchange (Bolsa de Comercio), opened on 27th November 1893, is the third-largest in Latin America.
Keywords: South America, Latin America, architecture, bourse, financial, classical

PMR-D8597
Chile. Santiago: neo-classical edifice in the centre of Santiago.
Keywords: South America, commerce, architecture, Latin America

PMR-D8596
Chile. Santiago: statue of Salvador Allende Gossens (1908-1973), former president of Chile.
Keywords: South America, memorial, monument, Latin America

PMR-D8595
Chile. Santiago: La Moneda, the Presidential Palace, the work of Italian architect Joaquin Toesca was completed in 1805 and functioned as a mint until 1929. President Salvador Allende committed suicide here after the military coup d'etat in 1973. South facade of the building.
Keywords: South America, historic, architecture, Latin America, park, heritage

PMR-D8594
Chile. Santiago: La Moneda, the Presidential Palace, the work of Italian architect Joaquin Toesca was completed in 1805 and functioned as a mint until 1929. President Salvador Allende committed suicide here after the military coup d'etat in 1973.
Keywords: South America, historic, architecture, Latin America, park, heritage

PMR-D8593
Chile. Santiago: national flag of Chile.
Keywords: South America, Latin America

PMR-D8592
Chile. Santiago: Antigua Escuela Militar, the old military school.
Keywords: South America, historic, architecture, Latin America, heritage

PMR-D8591
Chile. Santiago: Club Hipico de Santiago, a racecourse for horses, founded in 1869. The stadium building is the work of architect Josue Smith Solar and can accommodate 50,000 spectators. It was declared an Historic National Monument in 1992, being the oldest such course on the continent.
Keywords: South America, sport of kings, equestrian, racetrack, Longchamp, betting, horse-racing, Latin America

PMR-D8572
Germany, Upper Bavaria, Schleissheim: one of the avenues of trees running the length of the grounds of Schleissheim Palace after a heavy fall of snow.
Keywords: park, winter, white, formal gardens, Schleißheimer Schloß, Schloss Schleissheim

PMR-D8571
Germany, Upper Bavaria, Schleissheim: Lustheim Palace, a garden villa built to plans of Enrico Zuccalli 1684-88 in Baroque style, contains one of the largest cellections of Meissen porcelaine in the world. It stands in the grounds of the Palace of Schleissheim.
Keywords: architecture, winter, snow, formal gardens, Schleißheimer Schloß, Baroque architecture, Schloss Schleissheim, park

PMR-D8570
Germany, Upper Bavaria, Schleissheim: east facade of the New Palace built 1701-27 for Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria to plans of architects Enrico Zuccalli and Joseph Effner, after a heavy fall of snow.
Keywords: architecture, formal gardens, Schleißheimer Schloß, Baroque architecture, Schloss Schleissheim, park, winter

PMR-D8569
Germany, Upper Bavaria, Schleissheim: east facade of the New Palace built 1701-27 for Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria to plans of architects Enrico Zuccalli and Joseph Effner, after a heavy fall of snow.
Keywords: architecture, formal gardens, Schleißheimer Schloß, Baroque architecture, Schloss Schleissheim, park, winter

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