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Die Krämerbrücke verband den nördlichen Kneiphof mit der südlichen Altstadt. Über sie gelangte man von der Kneiphöfischen Langgasse in die Kantstraße, die zum Kaiser-Wilhelm-Platz, dem lebhaften Verkehrsknotenpunkt am Fusse des Schlosses, führte.
Von der Krämerbrücke konnte man das Treiben auf der Lastadie sehen oder auf der anderen Seite den Unteren Fischmarkt überblicken. Die alte Brückenkonstruktion hat den Zweiten Weltkrieg nicht überstanden. Diese Brücke wurde, gemeinsam mit der Grünen Brücke, 1972 durch eine 568 m lange und 27 m breite Spannbetonbrücke über die beiden Pregelarme und die Insel ersetzt.
Ansichtskarte 1920er/30er Jahre, aus der Sammlung von André Gebler, Dresden.
A porter has got in the shot (and I am probably calling his parentage into question) as 175 enters Mallow with the 09.55 Tralee - Cork.
Of course, now he is "social history" as where would you find a porter (never mind one with a barrow) in a station today?
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Inspired by Flicker contact Michael, I decided to hit one of my La Jolla shots as a black and white. I know that a lot of you really dig black and white, but I am still rather new at the processing and just in general, what to convert! Most of my images never see the other side of color! This is a 30 second exposure and yes, it is of La Jolla. I did not get a lot of great photos when I went, so I guess I have to go again? :)
Any way, wanted to give a shot out to FLICKR! LOVE the new interface that will be coming soon. Which so far, I am glad I get to view, but I wonder how long it will be before its fully there? Any way, for those of you who have not yet clicked on the "View the future of flickr" link should! Photos are larger and can be viewed large on black with out links! Just click on your photo and its there! LOVE that!
Oh, sorry, had to say something! So, if you are in the new flickr settings, I really encourage you to click on the image to view large on black. And I sure do hope you enjoy this image!
BY THE WAY! By the end of the summer, my husband and I want to get a mini vacation some where on the California coast, mid or north. Original plan was to go to San Fran, but that might not happen, any suggestions, would be great! :)
For this image, I used the B+W ND106, Tiffen ND8 and the Cokin hard grad filter. Post processing work done in LightRoom.
1955 Calkins racing runabout he's been restoring. It was designed by George Calkins and built in his shop in Delake, Oregon (now part of Lincon City). It was originally powered by a Mercury Mark 20H outboard.
Since when deprivation compels you to stumble into the dark and cast the long drawn shadows of neglect unto that place whence the dust settled beguiling the stacked and cracked actors of layered beautitudes.
Or something. I dunno.
Lampist: Clip light on chair camera left, desk lamp on floor camera right angled and kicked. Both triggered.
My roommate got this nifty new water filter for when she travels. It's an activated carbon filter built into the cap of the bottle. I thought it was pretty how the air entering the bottle to replace the expelled water bubbled up through the carbon filter. Also ended up being good bright-field illumination practice.
strobist:
580exII @1/16 behind bottle shooting at white reflector out of a sto-fen diffuser. triggered with pw
lp120@1/4 bare, camera left aimed at center of bottle. optical trigger
2nd July 2013. Passing the closed station (9th June 1958 to passengers and entirely on 12th October 1964) on 1V79 10:30 Manchester Piccadilly to Milford Haven.
Arriva Trains Wales class 175 D.M.U. 175 104 is pictured heading out of Crewe on the line to Chester & North Wales.
Well i've been quite uninspired lately, and i finally got around to putting together this dippy.
My original goal for this summer was to move up to the 5DmkII by the end of this summer. I've had this newspaper clipping stuck to my wall ever since last October 2nd 2008. I'm getting closer and closer and it seems like a real possibility. It's inspired me for the longest time, and this is the home stretch!