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De quoi reprendre des forces après la longue montée au temple : les échoppes sont nombreuses le long de la rue embouteillée à Oudong, l'ancienne capitale du pays.
At the 2013 NOPI Nationals car show and race at the Atlanta Dragway, Commerce, Georgia, USA on Sept. 22, 2013
Commerce Place (400 Burrard St.) Vancouver. I took a bunch of different shots, from a bunch of different angles, but the simplest, most obvious view seemed to work the best. I thought it would be the least interesting shot (most predictable), but I guess sometimes simple is good.
5/2014 - Commerce, CA
An Amtrak Surfliner heads east with one of the heritage units leading the way. I like this scheme.
Valmont's old power plant in back and a fast moving train. I imagine the view was much prettier 50 years ago.
I really like it in the larger format: View On Black
Originally named Edith when she launched from the shipyards of Liverpool in 1863, she steamed under a Bahamian flag for a year as she ran blackmarket cargo through the Union Naval blockade between Confederate ports and Havana. Another successful run through the blockade landed her to port in Wilmington, North Carolina, where she was officially pressed into service in 1864 by the Confederacy. Renamed Chickamauga, she was used as a commerce raider against Northern shipping interests until her boiler overheated during a pursuit and exploded, killing the entire crew.
On a new backdrop, she looks a lot better. I eliminated one of the smokestacks to match the single boiler below decks, and I rearranged a few things on the fore deck to make room for a cannon.
Two historic means of commerce cross. The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad (initially the LaSalle and Rock Island Railroad) and the Hennepin Canal cross as they make their way across north central Illinois. This is Lock 7 on the canal between the small towns of Tiskilwa and Bureau Jct.
Both were conceived from the need to connect the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers to cut hundreds of miles off of river navigation. The canal was thought of first, years before the idea for the railroad, but the process was held up for many years for various reasons. Then the idea of a railroad was born. Work on that progressed quite quickly compared to that of the canal. In the mid 1850's the RR was completed from Chicago (its new origin point) to Rock Island, IL on the Mississippi river. It wasn't until 1907 that the canal opened for navigation. By then there wasn't much need for the canal at all and it saw very little use. An interesting note about the construction of the canal. It was the first canal that used poured concrete for the locks instead of cut limestone.
Once the Chicago and Rock Island railroad had reached the river, it built the first bridge across the Mississippi and kept heading west. It soon became the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, later referred to as the Rock Island, and eventually simply called the Rock.
The rails are still in use today by the Iowa Interstate Railroad, although only one set of tracks cross the double track iron bridge. The canal is a state park with miles of bicycle/walking trail along the never-used tow path.
I love this spot along the canal, only about 5 miles from my house down a dead end country road.
"Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations...entangling alliances with none"
— Thomas Jefferson
A Container ship off the coast of Tauranga, NZ...ツ ツ ツ
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With grass tickling its flanges, the last active ex-ATSF CF7 on the Los Angeles Junction Railway roster, No.2619 spots gondola loads at Wire Tech while working job 228.
Former Arizona Corporation Commissioner Kris Mayes speaking with attendees at an Attorney General candidate forum hosted by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry at the Arizona Commerce Authority in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Abandoned street trackage on Commerce St. Tacoma WA., September, 2009. This location is a few blocks from Union Station.
Still sporting the ATSF gum ball beacon from its Cleburne rebuild, LAJ CF7 No.2619 wanders the industrial back alleys of Commerce on its way to switch Strategic Materials Inc.
Commerce,(noun). A kind of transaction in which A plunders from B the goods of C, and for compensation B picks the pocket of D of money belonging to E.
I ran downtown when I saw the storm coming to and end near sunset. I didn't know where to go and the light fading quick, I took a few shots of the unique lighting around the levee.
Looking down the Commerce st. bridge towards downtown.
Sony a7 + Nikkor 85mm f/1.4
Marketplace Shopping Center opened in 1975 and was originally anchored by Sears, JCPenney, and Peoria-based Bergner's.
The mall was renovated to resemble a Tuscany-inspired setting in August 1999 alongside a major mall expansion that added a St. Louis-based Famous- Barr department store. JCPenney would close their store at the mall the same year citing low sales, but would return to the mall in May 2004. In 2006, Famous-Barr rebranded as Macy's following the merger between Cincinnati-based Federated Department Stores, and St. Louis-based May Department Stores.
When there are such lands there should be profitable things without number." ~ Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) from Journal of the First Voyage, November 27, 1492
I regret to say that we of the FBI are powerless to act in cases of oral-genital intimacy, unless it has in some way obstructed interstate commerce J. Edgar Hoover (cross dresser)
Liking money like I like it, is nothing less than mysticism. Money is a glory. Salvador Dali
In college, Yuppies major in business administration. If to meet certain requirements they have to take a liberal arts course, they take Business Poetry. ~Dave Barry
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Shot of the Whittier Commerce building and palm trees under a brooding cloud formation, looking North on top of the 2nd level parking structure at The Quad in Whittier, CA. Taken on Day 3 (5/6/19) of the 4th Annual "One Week in Whittier" #1weekinwhit photography event.
Sony a6500 | Sony SEL 55-210mm zoom | ISO 400 | f/8.0 @ 1/640th sec | Edited in Lightroom Classic |