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Alderlea, meaning meadow of Alder trees, was constructed circa 1867 for Kenneth Chisholm, businessman, political figure and son-in-law of John Elliott, a founding father of Brampton.
Designed as an Italianate villa, Alderlea is one of Ontario’s finest examples of this architectural style. The original grandeur of the estate included a large front lawn and garden, which is now Gage Park, Brampton’s first municipal park.
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Fulford Place is the start of the 20th century mansion home of Senator George Taylor Fulford, a Canadian businessman and politician. The home is now a historic house museum reflecting Edwardian period decorations, and is operated by the Ontario Heritage Trust. It was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1992.
Back in 1972 a rich businessman Stanley Washington found out his wife Agnes Washington was pregnant with twin boys. He wanted to give them world – literally. His own father never paid attention to him and his goal was to make sure he could be there every moment for his boys and work with them together to create something new and amazing. Jason and David Washington were born in August 1972 and that’s when Stanley had.....
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Christian Friedrich Budenberg und Familie - 1856
Der Unternehmer und Kaufmann war einer der Gründer der
Magdeburger Maschinen und Dampfkesselamaturenfabrik Schaeffer&Budenberg.
Maler: Edmund Wodick (1818-1886)
Cultural History Museum Magdeburg
19TH CENTURY MAGDEBURG FACES
Christian Friedrich Budenberg and family - 1856
The entrepreneur and businessman was one of the founders of the
Magdeburg machinery and steam boiler valve factory Schaeffer & Budenberg.
Painter: Edmund Wodick (1818-1886)
John Yates Chisholm (1849-1918) was a prominent Bloomington businessman and real estate dealer. In 1888, he commissioned architect George H. Miller to design this Victorian Romanesque-style office building in the 200 block of E. Front St.
Miller, whose work has been seen throughout this McLean County series, delighted in the variation of colors and textures. Like many architects of the late 19th century, he was intrigued by the abundance of new ceramic products which were coming to market. The Chisholm building shown here was an early example of the use of terra cotta panels and other ceramics.
Miller believed businessmen wanted their buildings to be distinctive and be clearly distinguished from those of their neighbors. Both the Higgins Marble Works building next door (also designed by Miller and previously featured in this series) and the Chisholm Building are Victorian Romanesque-styles; yet the facades are quite distinct from each other. Today the Chisholm Building is a mixed use property with professional offices on the ground floor, and condominiums above.
The John Y. Chisholm Building is contributing architectural property in the Bloomington Central Business District listed in 1985 in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). The district includes roughly twelve square blocks of the city and encompasses 140 buildings, 118 of which are contributing buildings to the district's historic character.
Bloomington is the seat of McLean County. It is adjacent to Normal, and is the more populous of the two principal municipalities of the Bloomington-Normal metropolitan area. Bloomington is home to State Farm Insurance, Country Financial and Beer Nuts. Illinois Wesleyan University is located here, while the neighboring twin city of Normal is home to Illinois State University and Heartland Community College. Bloomington is 135 miles (217 km) southwest of Chicago, and 162 miles (261 km) northeast of St. Louis. The estimated population of Bloomington in 2019 was 77,330, with a metro population of 191,067.
Glodok Market, Jakarta, Indonesia, September 2022.
This shot made my day. I ended the walk after this and jumped in my plane back home :)
Last shot of the Jakarta 2022 series.
Full Jakarta album here: www.flickr.com/photos/le_gluon/albums/72177720298255303
The Nobel Prizes were established by Alfred Nobel, a Swedish chemist, inventor (of dynamite), and businessman, who left the bulk of his fortune in his will to create the awards for achievements in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, and peace, first awarded in 1901.
Who he was: A wealthy inventor who held 355 patents, most famously for dynamite, and was also a writer and scientist.
His motivation: He wanted to recognize those who conferred the "greatest benefit to humankind".
The will: He signed his will in 1895, and the first prizes were awarded five years after his death in 1896, fulfilling his vision.
**Taken @the Stockholm City Hall, Sweden
This is the last of three murals painted by local artist and businessman by Kevin Hansen...
I have added the frame here in my post-processing.
Also, since I don't know if the artist has given it a title, I have titled it temporarily here. I will change it if and when I hear otherwise.
Kevin is a cobbler who owns and operates Molly's Cobbler Shop, which is just 10 blocks from our home.
He is also an accomplished artist, regularly producing original artwork, often hanging them outside on one of his shop walls. He often features themes of our city and state. I love his style and effective use of colors!
As I was passing his shop today, I parked, got out, and captured each of the three Christmas murals hanging on his outside wall. This is one of those paintings. I may put all three of them in a collage and post them.
Here are two links if you want to see more of Kevin's artistry. The first link is to his shop's website, and the second features more of his art projects :)
I have been using this plaster cast head of Hermes (the Olympian Hermes, that is) as my photographic punching ball for years. The reason is that he has got endless amounts of patience with me. This shot was done outdoors, using a reflector. I like to shoot wide-open and, with a proper lens, one would get satisfying results. Compare this shot to the other one, number 1, taken with a different lens, though PP was exactly the same (edited in Fuji's raw converter and refined in Luminar). This shot was taken with the 7Artisans manual lens wide-open (F 1.2). This lens will not produce sharp focus wide-open and at close range. And yet it produces images with "character".
As the late morning sun climbs higher over St. Louis, UP PJCPB 13 sweeps around the curve beneath the towering factory walls, streaking through the industrial corridor with UP 6079 leading a 10-car business train made up of Union Pacific’s streamlined heritage fleet cars. Navigating the city was no challenge for the stockholder special, having green signals all the way south before even crossing the river for a crew change.
J'ai toujours vu ce costume cravate comme un uniforme et je n'ai jamais vraiment aimé les uniformes.
La Defense, Paris
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It's Friday afternoon, it's been a long week.... the Zombie businessman and I are ready for this week to be over.
Lucina Chapel was built in 1923 from a grant by Edward Stevens Henry and bares the name of his wife Lucina who passed at the age of ninety-eight. The Chapel is located in Grove Hill Cemetery within Rockville (Vernon), Connecticut.
Henry was a businessman, a thoroughbred livestock breeder, cofounder of People’s Savings Bank of Rockville, and a politician. He served as State Representative, Senator, Connecticut State Treasurer and Mayor of the city of Rockville.
With The Gifted premiering yesterday, I figured I would make two of the main characters from it. Unfortunately I don't have the zombie businessman hairpiece, which would be perfect for Andy. And I had to decide if I wanted the striped shirt on the inside, or his camo coloured jacket, so I opted for the striped shirt. As for Lauren, Maria Hill's torso would be better suited for her, but I also do not have her, so I had to make do. Anyway, I really enjoyed the show, and there were quite a few twists I wasn't expecting. There was a cool nod to the animated series, and a fun cameo as well.
Co-worker (in Tiger Woman costume): "Hey, great costume!"
Zombie Businessman: "Costume? What costume?"
Landungsbrücken Hamburg.
Hamburg is a city with so many tourist. Many places are photographed very often and the perspectives are similar. Here I tried to photograph a familiar place from a different perspective.
Old projection lens: IOR Supercin 50mm 1.4
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Landungsbrücken Hamburg.
Hamburg ist eine Stadt mit sehr vielen Touristen. Und so wurden viele Orte sehr häufig fotografiert und die Perspektiven ähneln sich. Hier habe ich versucht, einen bekannten Ort aus einer anderen Perspektive zu fotografieren.
Altes Projektionsobjektiv: IOR Supercin 50mm 1.4
It defies belief that such a majestic place exists but even more unbelievable Imagine living in this imposing fairytale castle with everyone under your watchful and hopefully benevolent gaze, in 1371 the Count of Katzenelnbogen, Wilhelm II built the dream.
Originally called Burg Katzenelnbogen it became known as Burg Katz after the famous feud between the Count and the Archbishop of Trier who built Burg Deuernburg a decade earlier which became known as Burg Maus for the Cat and Mouse antics that they tried on each other during this feud.
The Castle has such a beautiful and functional design in a perfect location in such a strategic position that it was rendered impregnable until the invention of long range artillery.
Several Napoleon’s used canons and captured the castle until finally Bonaparte destroyed it in 1805 rather let it fall into Prussian hands.
Restored by a German designer from original drawings it was purchased by a Japanese businessman in 1989 and remains in private ownership to this day.
I took this with my D750 and Tamron SP 70-200mm 2.8 G2 Lens processed in LR, PS luminosity masks and DXO Nik
Disclaimer: Not trying to be realistic in my editing there is enough realism in the world, my style is a mix of painterly and romanticism as well as a work in progress.
Vinnie - (pensando) ... e que chances eu tenho de ficar com o João casando com essa mulher ?
Bob Marley - Mínima véy ! É um tiro no escuro....
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Vinnie - Caramba ela é muito feia...
Bob Marley - Você não precisar nem olhar pra cara dela véy...só por uns tempos e depois desfaz-se o acordo...
Passion - ...detesto que você me compare com ela...