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Bridport is now a major drawcard for two of the world's best links golf courses (according to Golf Digest). Barnbougle is a lot like the Scottish links that made the game of golf so unique. No trees, plenty of wild grass rough and more sand than you'd find this side of the Gibson Desert.
Over the next few days I'll tell you the story of these two famous courses - played by US Masters winner Adam Scott whenever he visits Australia. But for the moment I recommend you get a taste by looking at their superb presentation website: barnbougle.com.au/
Golfer's heaven!
It was the last time I looked out that window. A year and a half later on June 1, 2018, the clubhouse burnt to the ground.
Something a little different from my usual landscapes.
I came across this building on my walk to Trearddur Bay. It stood out from all the other buildings on the coast so I had to grab a photo.
Jekyll Island Clubhouse in Georgia
Jekyll Island was once winter homes for the most powerful American families including Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Astor, Morgan, for almost 60 years. Those men, reportedly worth one-sixth of the world’s wealth at the time, purchased the island in 1886, turning it into an opulent getaway called the Jekyll Island Club. It remained an exclusive resort until the years just following World War II.
During WWII, German submarines were spotted in the area and the U.S. government, fearing the Germans might attempt to come ashore and kidnap the island's wealthy inhabitants, ordered everyone away. They never returned and in 1947 the state of Georgia reclaimed the property at the bargain price of $675,000 and established Jekyll Island as a State Park.
The Clubhouse is now a central part of the Jekyll Island Club Resort with guest rooms, suites, dining room, etc.
This small island and its clubhouse are home to the Berkeley Water Ski Club from May through September. In the winter months, it is home to numerous water-birds.
In Berkeley Aquatic Park, Berkeley California
Das Highlight des gestrigen Besuches der Autostadt Wolfsburg war der PREMIUM CLUBHOUSE Pavillon. Schon der Eingang ist sehenswert mit einer Lichtinstallation aus Leuchtstoffröhren wie sie bei Werbetafeln zum Einsatz kommen, dazu aber später mehr. Erstmal gehts zum Objekt der Begierde, einem voll verspiegelten Bugatti Veyron 16.4 , es war nicht einfach die richtige Position zu finden um die Spieglungen der Lichtinstallation im Eingangsbereich so gering wie möglich zu halten. Da eine s/w Version schon von Rafi gebracht wurde, wollte ich darauf verzichten. Ich hoffe trotzdem das es mir einigermaßen gelungen ist ein halbwegs zeigbares Bild hinzubekommen ;-)
Auf Fototour mit Rafi und Elke
The highlight of yesterday's visit to the Wolfsburg car city was the PREMIUM CLUBHOUSE pavilion. Even the entrance is worth seeing with a light installation made of fluorescent tubes like those used on billboards, but more on that later. First we go to the object of desire, a fully mirrored Bugatti Veyron 16.4, it was not easy to find the right position to keep the reflections of the light installation in the entrance area as low as possible. Since a b / w version was already made by Rafi, I want to do without it. I still hope I managed to get a reasonably showable picture ;-)
On a photo tour with Rafi and Elke
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This graffiti-covered Rastafarian clubhouse is on Belmont Road in Port Elizabeth on Bequia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Eastern Caribbean.
A perfect PR image (in my opinion)...What is better than a full house, action, and a major stakes race!!! Delaware Park 7/30/78, The DuPont Handicap. Some of the participants are: Silver Series (Cordero, 8 horse, finished 3rd), Tiny Monk (7 horse, Passmore), Come Away With Me (4 horse, Venezia). (Research needed to find the complete results.) Original was 35mm Kodachrome slide.
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Scanned lith print.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 45 mm/2.8N. Morning Nov 7, 2020.
Fomapan 200 in Adox Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Lith printed on Fotokemika EMAKS K 881 (24x30 cm), Moersch Easy Lith (25A+25B+50D+OB+900H2O).
Untoned.
PS borders.
Hammarö GC.
Captured in Blue Skies Village, Rancho Mirage, California for Window and Wall Wednesday. HWW everyone!
And for Black and White Wednesday.
The Appalachian Clubhouse is a historic structure located in the Elkmont Historic District. It was used as a gathering spot by lessees and guests of the Appalachian Club, which was established in 1910. Club members, mostly from Knoxville, built rustic cabins nearby to serve as weekend or summer retreats in the years before the park was created. The original clubhouse was destroyed by fire and replaced by the exsiting building in 1934. The building has now been rehabilitated by the National Park Service to its appearance in the 1930s.
.. no idea what it is but it's at the clubhouse.
.. Sony SLT-A77V
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1962 Leica M2 camera used with TMax 100 film.
EV10 [ shutter 1/60s, aperture f4 ]
Lab developed - Epson v550 scan of negatives.
It's kind of funny that you can buy golf clubs at a golf club while being a member of a golf club.
On the photo side, I'm kind of surprised at how interestingly the old Minolta 500 Reflex lens renders landscape photos. It has a unique "3d pop" that I wasn't expecting from a long telephoto lens like this.
Sony A7RIV
Sony LA-EA5
Minolta AF 500mm f/8
Late afternoon looking west from Douglaston, The big turn of the Long Island Railroad track as it passes over the head of little Neck Bay on the way to Bayside
This is our clubhouse at St. Nicholas Golf Club ~ standing beside the 16th tee .... I wasn't golfing but will be on Thursday!
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