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Der Hamburger Hauptbahnhof ist einer der wichtigsten Eisenbahnknoten von Deutschland; mit 537.000 Reisenden pro Tag im Jahr 2019 der meistfrequentierte Fernbahnhof der Deutschen Bahn sowie nach dem Bahnhof Paris-Nord der meistfrequentierte Bahnhof Europas. Die Eröffnung wurde 1908 gefeiert.
Hamburg Central Station is one of the most important railway hubs in Germany; With 537,000 passengers per day in 2019, it is the busiest long-distance train station of Deutsche Bahn and the busiest train station in Europe after Paris-Nord. The opening was celebrated in 1908.
Dress : GIZ SEORN: Beatrice Dress. At Cosmopolitan
Heels : [BREATHE]-Misaku Heels. At C88.
Hair (left) : Exile:: Courtney. In main store.
Hair (right) : Exile - Arista. In main store.
Skin : [Glam Affair] Willow Layer [Lelutka] 005. At C88
Head : LeLUTKA.Head.Fleur.2.5. Update Evo line in store. Rings : KUNGLERS - Harriet rings
Pup held : JIAN Bichon Frise Arm Held
Poses : Le Poppycock
Decor :
MINIMAL - Central Park Bridge. At C88.
MINIMAL - BrooklynJIAN Bichon Frise Companion and Wanderer
[ keke ] fall oak leaves . whirling
LB_ Little Branch - BlackOakTree
~ASW~ The Crisanta Trees - Red
Sari-Sari - Pile of Leaves
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gothenburg_Central St
Gothenburg Central Station serves 27 million passengers per year, making it the second largest railway station in Sweden. The station is situated in the city of Gothenburg, right by Drottningtorget. Numerous railways were built across Sweden in the 19th century. One of the first distances was the one between Gothenburg and Jonsered. As the railway grew more popular, the need for a station emerged. The Gothenburg Central Station was built between 1856 and 1858.
Some landscape shots from the Stirling area, where I work. I consider myself extremely lucky to live in this area
Two people just leaning against each other. They enjoyed the moment, the sun, their love. They forget everything around them. In the middle of New York's Central Park. I have to capture such magical moments. This is my way of doing street photography.
Collecting little gems in the middle of a metropolis of millions is so satisfying
I approached them afterwards and gave them my contact. They were very friendly and open.
A localização indicada no mapa é aproximada.
Um entardecer no Central Park tem destas coisas.
The location shown on the map is approximate.
A sunset at Central Park has these things.
I don't normally post roster shots, but I can make exceptions for this kind of thing (and apologies if I've posted this before, I can't remember and can't be bothered to check at the moment). Huron & Eastern (ex-Central Michigan Railroad) C30-7s 5175 and 5086, their heritage obvious (the 5175 was originally ATSF, however) rest at the railroad's Durand Yard back in 2012.
I personally never saw these units in operation, but they were in regular service for at least a few more months after this shot; the most recent photos I can find of either unit places them in storage at Bay City in the spring of 2013... I presume they were scrapped- anyone know for sure?
Reflection of the entrance to the Adelaide Central Plaza in the stainless steel sculpture (aptly named Malls Balls) of two balls, one balanced on top of the other.
It is situated in the middle of Rundle Mall -- the main city shopping mall, with wide paved street filled with trees, lamp posts, benches, buskers, and the occassional bike trailer selling food.
El Mercado Central de Zaragoza o de Lanuza fue diseñado en 1895 por el arquitecto aragonés Félix Navarro Pérez para sustituir al tradicional que se realizaba al aire libre en la antigua plaza del mercado.
El edificio tiene planta rectangular. Los materiales utilizados combinan la piedra el hierro y el cristal. Las portadas presentan elementos neoclásicos (galerías de arcos, decoración escultórica de alegorías de la agricultura, la caza, la pesca y el transporte, medallones, pináculos con remate de fruteros) al lado de retículas de forja. Los capiteles de las columnas de hierro tienen formas originales, como cestitos, hojas de acanto, palmas neoclásicas y frutas en racimo.
«¡Lo vendo todo, lo vendo!»,
grita un hombre en el mercado.
«¡Vendo tuercas y tornillos,
cerraduras y candados,
bombón helado y barquillos,
alcohol, tiritas y yodo,
camisas y calzoncillos!
¡De todo, vendo de todo!»
Se le acerca una clienta:
«Quiero un bote de silencio,
medio litro de tormenta,
cuatro cajas de buen tiempo
y un kilo de isla desierta.
Quiero espuma de la playa,
dos botellas de laguna,
un racimo de palabras
y una rodaja de luna».
El hombre del puesto se enfada:
«¡No vendo nada de eso!».
Y ella se marcha diciendo:
«Entonces no vende nada…».
Lo Vendo Todo – Anónimo