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The Butler Library at Columbia University one of the largest buildings in the University's Morningside Heights campus and contains over 9.3 million books. Its facade features an arcade of columns in the Ionic order above which are inscribed the names of great writers, philosophers, and thinkers.
Awaiting passengers at Sutton in Ashfield bus station on a cold 09-02-91 is Butler Bros B217 WEU. My two sons and dog can be seen in the bus stand, freezing as I take the picture.
I had just right amount of fabric scraps from a quilt to update my daughter's lamp. Gotta love mod podge.
Grade 2 listed in 1982, this is the river facing side of the former warehouse and wharfage prior to being converted to expensive luxury accomodation. Built 1873 it was considered the latest in industrial design, featuring fireproof floors, brick-vaulted basements and wrought iron roof trusses. During the 1970's it became home to workshops and artists studios before it was converted into loft apartments and restaurants. This image taken with a Fujica ST605N and the slide scanned on Epson Perfection scanner in 2020.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butler%27s_Wharf
Thames 1980-018a
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This shows urban areas derived from residential roads, before (various polygons in pastel colours), and after a review of many residential roads and correction to unclassified.
Actual urban areas are now much more prominent, and roads which got missed in the reclassification stand out more.
Home of the Film Photography Studio in Butler NJ. Built in the late 1800's, this building was once the American Hard Rubber Company...makers of Kodak Bakelite Plastic.
Agfa Click 120 camera test
FujiChrome Privia 100F Color Slide Film
We review the Agfa Click on FPP Episode 132
filmphotographyproject.com/podcast/2015/09/film-photograp...