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Calton Hill and it's views are an irresistible draw. From the left, The Castle, The Balmoral Hotel (formerly the North British, the Sir Walter Scott Monument and leading along Princes Street to the far right with the three spires of St Margarets Cathedral, St George's West Church and the former RW Forsyth building globe or sphere.
Salon Wielki, Muzeum Zamkowe, Pszczyna, 20 kwietnia 2013 r.
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State Drawing-room, Castle Museum, Pszczyna, April 20, 2013
The excessive use of the fisheye lense, and of course the HDR techniques that I quite frequently use can appear to be overused if not kept in check. Of course, all of that is thrown out the window when I stumble across a scene like this. I love the somewhat "Gotham City" feel. Its like it was designed with the fisheye lense in mind.
So, yesterday afternoon after loadin, we had a few hours to trek about the city of Boston looking for subjects. A rock band we are not, but Allan sure is sportin' the Bono look! Check out Steve post here...
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And his blog here: slarose.blogspot.com/2009/07/chicago-well-rosemont-illino...
FYI, I'm the goon in the hat with the crooked smile (LOL!)
Looking North from the Top of the Rock. The Three black dots above and to the right of the GW Bridge East tower are helicopters. This panorama is made from four, three shot HDR images.
Peek & Cloppenburg Construction
Technical properties:
Camera: Canon EOS 50D
Lens: Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG Makro HSM II
Processing-program: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Framed and signature: Photo Scape
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My daughter named the abandoned dog house at my new dwelling the ghost dog house because there is no dog. There is also not one single plumb line.
Architect: Unknown (1960s?)
Location: North Charleston, SC
Modernist architecture fans will have a hard time in Charleston. This is about the extent of it right here. This building is across the road from my office in Charleston, near the airport. I just did a quick shot of this from my car window, as I was driving by, because I liked the light. I'm sure the other side of the building would be a better angle without the drive-through teller windows there. But I didn't have time to do a proper shoot. Will try the next time I'm in town.
If anyone has any information about the architect or the building's history, would love to know more. Thanks.
Under construction: Science Tower for the Panum Institute, aka. Maersk Building
C.F. Møller Architects 2010-2016
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