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Taken and originally posted in 2006.
The outbound (westbound) side of Commonwealth Avenue in March. A few buds on the trees, but the mall down the middle of the avenue still sports its "winter" grass -- yellowish and flat.
Buses as far as the eye can see, hired to Stagecoach Midlands (Midland Red South) from around the country, various Alexander Dennis Enviro 400MMC & 200MMC's passing through Perry Barr, Birmingham in connection with the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games, 28/07/22
30 second exposure right on dusk underneath the bridge that goes over Lake Burley Griffin and links the Canberra CBD with Parliament house.
The afternoon sun highlights the Red on NSU56 on 28-8-19 which hasn't held up too bad after sitting in the same spot at Marree for the last 35 years
My take on the commonwealth truck for passenger equipment with vestibules. The black technic 1x2 brick with two holes will be replaced with BMR/BTD wheel sets or you could use the Lego wheels with technic pins. The 3mm Hose is 10 studs long, though those are rather expensive, so I'd get an 11 and cut it down. in a pinch, you could also use 9 stud long hoses. The coupler is the 747Z variant from BMR.
Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246)
Summicron M 50 mm (mk IV)
Leica Yellow 1 filter
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London, UK
Portland, Oregon
Designed by renowned architect Pietro Belluschi and constructed between 1946 and 1948, Commonwealth is recognized as one of the first glass box, mid-century design towers ever built.
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Commonwealth, Singapore
Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND filter on Nikon 19mm PC-E
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Commonwealth Avenue & Dartmouth Street.
Commonwealth Avenue Mall, a grand allée of shade trees forming the central axis of Back Bay, connects the Public Garden to Back Bay Fens.
Commonwealth Avenue (est. 1856–1888) was designed in French boulevard style by American architect Arthur Delevan Gilman.
The 200-feet (61-meter) wide avenue features a central tree-lined grassy mall for the first eight blocks, with many corners anchored by a distinctive church or private residence.
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View inside the yard of the new "LF" shows the line up of commonwealth buses all brand new buses lined up for First Games Transport.
Buses as far as the eye can see, hired to Stagecoach Midlands (Midland Red South) from around the country, various Alexander Dennis Enviro 400MMC & 200MMC's passing through Perry Barr, Birmingham in connection with the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games, 28/07/22
My second visit to Royal Ascot 2019 was on the Saturday, the final day of the week long event. Although not as many coaches turned up as on the Thursday (Ladies Day), there was still a healthy turn out including a good variety of coaches and 7 vintage buses!
The Dade-Commonwealth Building, also known as the Meyer-Kiser Building, was built in 1925. Its construction came during a downtown building frenzy amidst the Florida Land Boom of the 1920s. The Commercial style building originally had seventeen stories, before a devastating hurricane in 1926 reduced the number to seven. For years some of the building's most prominent tenants were banks, including the Meyer-Kiser Bank of Indianapolis. It received its current name in 1944 when the Dade-Commonwealth Title and Abstract Co. occupied the ground floor. In 2015, the Dade-Commonwealth Building was purchased by a group of investors who plan to rebuild the additional ten stories and convert the structure into a hotel.
Men from the Kaspiysk regiment of the Trollish Commonwealth lay dead in the streets and in the treeline hours after being ambushed by KPA 1st Infantry in Kavarna.
Fourth Avenue is a historic district in downtown Pittsburgh. This downtown street was the center of finance and banks for the city during the decades surrounding the turn of the 20th Century. Since 1985, the area has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Commonwealth Trust Company Building (built 1906)
308 to 318 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Commonwealth Avenue & Hereford Street.
Commonwealth Avenue Mall, a grand allée of shade trees forming the central axis of Back Bay, connects the Public Garden to Back Bay Fens.
Commonwealth Avenue (est. 1856–1888) was designed in French boulevard style by American architect Arthur Delevan Gilman.
The 200 feet (61 meter) wide avenue features a central tree-lined grassy mall for the first eight blocks, with many corners anchored by a distinctive church or private residence.
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