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I generally do not use mobile phones for my photography, preferring to use a dedicated camera; but on this occasion, I only had the phone with me, so here is an exception.
This photo was taken at the Harbourfront Theatre in Summerside, PEI. The band on stage is called Rum Ragged and they are a folk group hailing from the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. They put on an exceptionally good show. The music was superb, the personalities that made up the band were likeable, and the audience was engaged.
This photo was taken with a Pixel 8a. While I had the camera set to record both JPEG and raw files, the raw versions were very poor, to say the least, and were not supported at all by my raw editor of choice anyway. Thus, this is essentially an out of camera JPEG image which was only very slightly adjusted in DxO Photolab. All that said, the resulting photo isn't terrible and does at least give a sense of how the performers looked on stage with the colourful lighting employed for the show.
When I went past this historical haunted house on Catherine Street in Alviso today, I saw a for sale sign in front of it. So later I looked up the real estate website and checked out its listing. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw its value went from $634K in 2011 to almost $1.3 million today. I wonder if the real estate agent would list ghosts as part of its amenities. You can check out its listing here:
www.redfin.com/CA/San-Jose/1044-Catherine-St-95002/home/1...
I caught a glimpse of a shady character inside the jail house in Pinoeertown while I was trying to take a photo of this old west building. The entire town used to be a movie set for western movies in the past. It 's quite interesting to look around.
We had a little break from the storm this afternoon. So I went out and did some walk during lunch hour. The low hanging clouds above the East Bay hills had presented good photo opportunities.
I've been photographing this same corner for 3-years now
Sooner or later something has got to give
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32-44 Queens Blvd - Before/After Construction
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Damp night in the neighbourhood, the first day of December 2018. The year is coming to its end damn fast...
Taken with my new Xiaomi Mi 8 smartphone. Wide-angle lens, default camera app, on full auto mode - this is almost straight out of the camera, no editing except cropping it to cinematic 2.39:1 aspect and some levels tweaking. Not bad for a mid-range phone, I'm sure my old DSLR wouldn't be able to match this image quality, regardless of the lens.
My first Car was a Renault 5, it was a Green 1300 GTL UUT 310S and it never looked this Good or went that fast!!! :-)
The Renault 5 Turbo 2 was at The Classic Motor Show at The NEC in Birmingham. Down Loaded from my Sony Smart Phone with the Flickr App.
Photo and walk taken in my Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood between 9:09 and 10:10 as recorded in the Map My Walk app on my phone. ODC: 10:00am
Saw this little red barn at the trail head of Morgan Territory Regional Preserve. Its color is quite outstanding.
The New York State Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
is the intermediate appellate court in New York State and is located at 27 Madison Avenue within the Flatiron district of New York City.
The gorgeous First Department courthouse was designed by architect James Brown Lord, commissioned by the Justices in 1896. The building was conceived as an expression of the ideals of the law. Lord was responsible for the construction as well as the art and decoration of the building. It opened its doors in 1900.
The iconic, Beaux-Arts structure features a marble facade adorned with classical statues and is a major New York City landmark.
~ Historical Society of New York Courts
history.nycourts.gov/court/app-div-first-dept/
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Manhattan: Flatiron District
Dallas, Texas skyline viewed from the Frank Crowley Courts Building parking garage looking east.
Dallas, Texas. January 23, 2023.
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.
1.7mm. f2.2 @ 1/1021 sec. ISO 40.
I had drive to downtown Dallas to serve jury duty this day. KN
Part 3 in an ongoing series of stuff that's in my bag when I travel. I always travel with carry on, but it's a bit of a cheat as I have a huge Briggs and Riley case that I can stuff enough in for a week or more away and it goes in the overhead. Anyhooooo...this is but a small selection on day 3 in Hongkers (always Hongkers). Up early. Phone calls and Skype home done, all bright eyed and brushy tailed after a second surprisingly good night of sleep. Ready for meetings but still got another hour before I leave so what else to do but shoot this ... enjoy!
Stuff here ...
- Jawbone speakers
- Nexus android phone
- Shanghai Tang wallet
- Very important 1TB WD hd
- Earbuds
- Money (HK style)
- 2 rogue English pounds
- Taxi receipt
- Train ticket
- Old school iPod
- Nice card from dd
- Plugs n stuff
The What's In My Carry On Bag Series:
Bag Pic 1 | Bag Pic 2 | Bag Pic 3 | Bag Pic 4 | Bag Pic 5
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LaGuardia Community College is a public community college in New York City. It is in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens in and part of the City University of New York. LaGuardia is named after former congressman and New York City mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia.
~ Wikipedia
Further info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaGuardia_Community_College
Queens, New York (Random)
Construction is finished on Radiant LIC, a 19-story residential building at 24-01 Queens Plaza North in Long Island City, Queens. Designed by ODA New York and developed by New Empire Corporation, the 115,000-square-foot structure yields 117 condominium units in studio to two-bedroom layouts. The project also includes 2,738 square feet of commercial space and a suite of amenities. The property is alternately addressed as 41-45 24th Street and is located on an 8,967-square-foot lot at the corner of 24th Street and Queens Plaza North.
Further info: Radiant LIC Completes Construction at 24-01 Queens Plaza North in Long Island City, Queens
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It as pretty surreal that I had to come to this place to work earlier this week. Next thing you know, I am flying out on one of these planes as shown in this photo.
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Part of the album titled 23-10 Queens Plaza South / 42-19 24th Street - Before & After Construction
I took a photo of this Victorian house earlier this morning and posted to my social media account in order to showcase the fall colors in our area. Comments from my friends started pouring in. As I applied HDR effect to this photo emphasizing the moody sky, one of my friends helped to add more spooky effect to it. This is the image as a result of our collaboration. I know, we are getting closer to Halloween.
Camera: Google Nexus 6
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I 've been told somewhere behind that hill lies the San Andreas fault. There are quite a bit of crazy rock formations in this canyon near the town Mecca, CA. I need to come back here to explore a bit more. We made a short cut through this rugged canyon to the Salton Sea from Joshua Tree NP. The canyon itself is quite unique reminding me of the landscape in Death Valley.
Got a great deal on Madame Butterfly during its Black Friday sale. It turned out to be a tragic story. But I liked the venue and performance.
Aug 25, 2026
An industrial property located at 32-16 38th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens has secured a construction loan in the amount of $45,600,000, provided by Ponce Bank.
Summary of transaction details:
Property Type: Industrial
Transaction Amount: $45,600,000
Lender: Ponce Bank
Landlord: Steven Hurwitz - CAVU Property Group
Part of the album: 32-16 38th Avenue / Before & After Construction
Here's an interesting tidbit of information not many people know about:
The Hell Gate Bridge in New York City, completed in 1917, is known for its steel arch design and was the longest steel arch bridge in the world at the time. The Sydney Harbour Bridge, in Sydney Australia, inspired by the Hell Gate Bridge, was completed in 1932 and is notable for being the widest long-span bridge globally, showcasing a similar arch design
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The Sydney Harbour Bridge doppelganger hiding in New York
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Newell's Run - Year of the City
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