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Singapore
June 2015
Over the past few weeks, some have asked me if I am based in the US. No, I am not. I am a Singaporean and I live in Singapore. Here's a cityscape capture of Singapore :)
I'll be traveling and will be offline/away from Flickr from June 29 to July 20. During this window, I will be unable to visit your photostreams. Catch up with everyone when I get back.
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A pair of SW10s break and build trains in Union Pacific's North Yard in Salt Lake City, Utah on July 21, 1996. Big changes were on the way with regard to train routing after the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merged on Sept. 11th of the same year.
Chicago River
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Thank you so much for your visit!
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Long exposure of the City of London at sunset, shot from 5 miles away in Honor Oak.
From L-R you can see the Walkie-Talkie, Tower 42, Cheesegrater, and the Gherkin with Heron Tower behind it. But can you spot Tower Bridge and the Tower of London?
Rotterdam seen from the Maritime Museum. A very colorful part of the city with the Erasmusbrug adding some extra light.
A little HDR fun with five different exposures taken during the blue hour. Feels a little gritty to me but I like how the colors popped on the buildings.
Mike D.
I didn't realize it was so complicated at the beginning, there were light trails from moving cars, street lights, advertisement display board light, office lights from the windows of buildings, reflections of glass surfaces of buildings, building decoration lights…
the road is Connaught Road Central, in the Central district of Hong Kong
There is difference in colour at the surface of the bridge in the upper part and lower part that a boundary can be seen clearly, i decided to leave it as it, as the road surface is really like this, but not due to my any manipulations to the photo !
The Gdansk Crane is a historic, oldest port crane in Europe. Its construction lasted two years from 1442 - 1444. Two brick towers were created, whereas a wooden crane mechanism was placed between them. The Gdansk Crane fulfilled various functions. The basic one to which was created was the function of reloading goods. His tasks also included setting sails.
Beautiful sunset at montparnasse in Paris. What a shame that day was windy and dusty !!
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