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Crossbones and stripes... this should have been my photo for ITLaP Day! Damn... what's funny is that we totally did not plan this.
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Palacio de la Buhaira, Sevilla. España.
Fue construido a extramuros de la ciudad por iniciativa del califa Abu Ya Qub Yusuf y utilizado por los reyes de la ciudad, como residencia de verano.
Este palacio es de gran relevancia por sus jardines, árboles frutales y cultivos.
La zona almohade corresponde a un pequeño pabellón dotado de numerosos elementos que muestran un complejo sistema de riego y de juegos de agua en relación con la arquitectura.
El edificio está rodeado por el parque del mismo nombre.
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One-of-a-kind MNNR 42 has detached from its train in the yard while switching. The yard was not too busy on this day, but these change change day-to-day. Nice not to have an intensely smokey sky for a change.
This gate is on the outside of a building within the River Arts District called Level 42 Gallery & Studio. It's really cool looking, especially with the graffiti on either side and behind it. I did a color and B&W version and ultimately think I prefer the focus on the gate the monochromatic image provides.