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the orange hue from the fully intact stained glass windows casts a beautiful light on this abandoned wood and brick church.
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a view of the remaining center pews and some spectacular stained glass behind the balcony of the abandoned bethlehem ev lutheran church in st. louis, missouri.
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Ceiling lights and windows in the elaborate great hall of London's Guildhall. Guildhall was the town of the City of London hall for several hundred years. Now it is the ceremonial and administrative centre of the City of London and its Corporation.
At a downtown Toronto location dressed for a Christmas editorial photo shoot in the middle of a heat wave in July. In the middle of a heat wave, in a house without air conditioning, it felt anything but seasonal.
Phase One 645DF+ with P30+ digital back. 1/5" @ f/9, 28mm f/4.5 lens. ISO 200, WB flash.
Post in Capture One Pro 9.2.1
Strobist info: Nikon SB-800 @ 1/4 power to camera left, aimed at the ceiling for soft fill.
An Art Deco light at the Cincinnati Museum Center. The CMC building is and was the Cincinnati Union Terminal. The interior is in the Art Deco style.
Flush Mount Industrial Ceiling Light made with Hemingray Glass Insulators
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this was one of the first shots i took with my G9 several years ago. i was sitting in the living room of my parents summer home in michigan and started to mess with the overhead ligh in the family room. i put the decreased the shutter speed and was throwing the camera up and down in my lap.
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a view of the stage of the paramount theatre in youngstown, ohio from the lower level seating area. the final curtain is drapped across the catwalk hanging above the stage just above the broken organ. the building is in such bad shape that the holes in the ceiling cast beautiful light on the once famous theatre.
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#Lighting - Wireless ceiling light are controlled using a remote control. These wireless control systems can be incorporated into the fan or complement purchased and installed in existing roof fans. Many owners have questions about wireless technology and what types of problems works could expect in terms...
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i found this shot of an abandoned classroom at the carr school in st. louis, missouri to be paticularly relevent social commentary on the state of the education system in the united states. there is even grafitti on the center blackboard that states, "i'm sick with worry". i think everyone is.
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Gracing the ceiling of the Great Room in my sister's mountain home in North Carolina...
Antlers are shed by deer and elk every spring, and new ones are grown over the summer for the fall rut. Finding and collecting these shed antlers are a hobby for many families and individuals, especially out West. Many antlers are kept for the fireplace mantle, while other are sold to artisans who use them for carvings, handles, or for creating lamps and chandeliers like the one pictured here.
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sleep deprivation, an empty stomach, an open parking garage, and my Canon AE-1 in my Jansport backpack all somehow all came together to inspire this shot....
I don't know. A bit weird even for me.
It's been about a month now since I took it, never thinking it would make the "flickr grade"
but here I am.....
sleep deprived, a bit overworked, no film in my camera, and at a loss for what to post.
the sattler theater, on the east side of buffalo, new york was originally constructed in 1914 (for $35K) as a movie theater that had a capacity of almost 1000 seats. as time went on, the building changed hands several times being used as everything from a broadway theater to both a church and a mosque. recently it has been purchased by a group of media professionals who are hoping to return this once beautiful theater to its original form.
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originally Kreiner Malting, this structure has a few elevators almost 100 feet in height. originally built in 1878, its purpose was to provide grain and malt related materials. kreiner closed in 1971, it was purchased by Buffalo Malting and operated for 11 years until it was sold to the state of new york.
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On May 27 2006, while on a Business Trip to Jupiter, Florida, I visited Whitehall in Palm Beach, Florida. Whitehall, was Flagler's Mansion in Florida, however it has been preserved as the Flagler Museum. As I walked through Whitehall, I took several photographs inside which show the enormous size of his residence. The Staircases themselves illustrate the enormous size of his Mansion. The address is 615 Whitney Way (aka: Cocoanut Row & Whitehall Way).
This image is taken directly underneath the lobby ceiling lights that hang down from a very high ceiling. The lamps slowly change colors, glowing beautifully. An earlier image on my stream shows the lights the lobby with the Christmas tree. The story goes that these lights are programmed to glow blue or pink when another baby is born there. There are about 8 babies a day delivered here! I would not know if the story is true, for I was standing at the delivery area in the hallway at the time baby Virginia made her arrival.
We were tired of the old light hanging over the kitchen table, so installed a new one this afternoon.
a huge open skylight shows the path to a brick smoke stack outside of the main processing floor at the abandoned armour meat packing plant in national city, illinois right outside of east st. louis.
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staring down the center of the church, onto the podium and organs. It also appears that high ranking members of the church sat in this area.
many of the stained glass windows were orange and cast this stunning orange light throughout the church.
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Handicraft celing light in my room. I replaced fluorescent lamps with led lamps. It has excellent CRI that reaches 93!
Lens: Contax Planner 50mm/F1.4 T*
Camera: Panasonic DMC-G1
Naomi working on her computer in the living room after lunch, silhouetted by the filtered light from the curtains (and vinyl insulation behind them) from the south window.
On location in the amazing Art Deco ballroom of Southport's Prince of Wales Hotel during filming for upcoming musical movie, Perfectly Frank
L to R : Seated Matthew Reynolds (sound & lighting), Martin Gratton (composer/lyricist), Luke Rufo (writer/director) , [seated, unknown], chatting are Alan Pugh (choireography) & Klare Rufo (producer) and dinner suited leading man Connor Deino Simkins.
This image is on Flickr because I put it in my personal journal today. dennissylvesterhurd.blogspot.com/2025/08/something-to-do-...
The living room on the first floor is an oblong space, which wasn’t easy to furnish. It exhibits the – albeit ever changing – modern design treasures of the couple. The sofa was designed by Milo Baughman in the 50s. The photograph above it is by artist Martin Denker. The two leather chairs are works by French designer Pierre Paulin, the book rack a piece by Charlotte Perriand. The black and white wooden chairs are by Joe Colombo, the “Artichoke Lamp” by Danish designer Poul Henningsen (Louis Poulsen). The carpet was custom made (Asha Carpets).
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