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This is a great building. Never tire of looking at it. Dating back to 1899. Check out the Wikipedia site for more detail on this grand building. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_City_Hall_(Toronto)
The Swanage Railway is the picture postcard branch line to the seaside. Steam trains run for six miles from Norden through the beautiful Purbeck countryside, past the magnificent ruins of Corfe Castle to the Victorian seaside town of Swanage.
El Edificio Chrysler, diseñado por el arquitecto William van Alen, es un rascacielos de estilo art déco, con 77 plantas y 319 metros de altura, fue el edificio más alto del mundo durante once meses, hasta que lo superó el Empire State Building en 1931. Sigue siendo el edificio de ladrillos más alto del mundo, aunque su estructura es de acero y muchos arquitectos contemporáneos lo consideran uno de los mejores edificios de Nueva York. 10-08-2003.
A CSX local crosses westbound over the Genesee River's High Falls in the City of Rochester. This was actually my first visit to the falls...and after a very long wait I was eventually treated to three CSX westbounds. None of the other trains would have CSX power, or a caboose for that matter! If only the geeps were still wearing Conrail blue...
CSXT 4418 GP40-2 (ex-CR 3321)
CSXT 2740 GP38-2 (ex-CR 8107)
Blue hour in Ghent Belgium.
On the far right is the 'down arrow'- click on that to open 'original' size... click 'open' on original size and then hit F11 on keyboard for full screen effect...
Not sure how this has happened, the lens must have been at a particular angle to the sun to create so many starbursts. Captured here with a Canon 20D camera on 23/9/2007
This Art Deco building was built in 1936 and is listed at Grade II by English Heritage. The 72-apartment, 11-storey apartment building is located on Brighton sea front, it has been a controversial building and has divided opinion across the city since it was built.
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One of the Buildings set.
I've been waiting to snap this for a long time. Waiting to see when the light was best etc. Still not sure that this does it justice..
Old House
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James Dean
The Loggia del Papa is a 15th-century Renaissance open-air arcade in the Piazza of the same name in Siena, Tuscany, on Via del Porrione. The Loggia was erected by Pope Pius II in honor of his family. Construction was commenced in 1462 and completed within a year. It was a busy period for Pius, as he had also just finished a massive reconstruction of his nearby home village and renamed it Pienza, after his good self. Next to the Loggia (on the right) is the baroque Catholic church of San Marino. It pre-dates the Loggia by several hundred years (!!), however the impressive facade was (only recently) added in 1613, with the bell tower being completed in 1738.
As you can see from my photograph, I was alone on the street. It was not long after sunrise in Autumn, so even in shadows I was getting really crisp reflected light.
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