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Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore, located within the Singapore River Planning Area. The quay is situated upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay.Riverside festival village dedicated to good times, combining dining, shopping and a heritage inspired Disney-style adventure ride.
The Maha Kumbh Mela is the largest religious gathering on earth, and takes place every 12 years on the banks of Sangam, the confluence of the holy rivers Ganga, Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati, the Kumbh Mela took place in Allahabad in 2013 and attracted more than 100 million people...
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Aerial photography of the Chicago, Illinois downtown loop and skyscrapers, summer 2017.
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NEW YORK CITY - MAY 23, 2024: Aerial view of the Empire State Building and downtown Manhattan at dusk, New York City.
5500 years old human built structures (that is 1000 years before the oldest pyramid), built by the funnelbeaker culture. These are Neolithic tombes. The big top cover stones can be up to 40.000 kilos. In this particular picture you see actually two hunebeds in one shot (far back left). The fall colors add visual interest.
Sanctuary of the Virgin of Jaraba, a XVIII Century temple built among the rocks in the Hoz Seca ravine in Aragon, Spain.
32.7x12.6 inches at 180ppi, traditional photography
Monday after school I went to the zoo to take some photos at the zoo. I was looking forward to this photo but I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to get the whole circle in the photo. I got to the top of this hill after a short hike and set up my tripod only to find that my camera was dead. I thought that I should take some photos with my phone just to see how they could turn out with my camera. I put these into my paint.net and it turns out that these are big enough.
My iphone was able to take a panorama so that I could get the whole circle. Unfortunately it over exposed the bright sun and it is very blown out. I would like to go back and try this with my camera but the clouds wont be the same. I did as much editing as I could to darken the bright with an adjustments layer on photo shop. I also adjusted the color level, curves, and levels. I really like the concept more than the final product.
This fits into my concentration perfectly as this natural rock surrounds this picture of downtown phoenix. This shows the direct contrast of man built structures and the nature that surrounds it.
Maybe the Halfpenny Bridge is the most photographed bridge in Dublin … after all it has been around for a long time but the Samuel Beckett bridge is much more interesting for photographers. Of course, everyone must take at least one photograph through the large porthole in the main structure and I am no different.
The impressive 1911 built structure for the then South East & Chatham Railway is grade II listed -hence it remaining in situ long after closure.
Numbers of signal boxes in the UK peaked around ths time this was built with about 12,000 in the country.
This cabin was closed in 2011 and signalling moved into the East Kent SCC.