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Coach Connections Newtownards County Down Mercedes-Benz Tourismo Reg NEZ 5555 is Belfast Lanyon place train station on Railway substitution Service
this coach was new to Premium Coaches, London As Reg BV19 YLJ
I've seen this many times in Vancouver photos but this is my first take at it. For some reason I like it when I view it in a thumbnail but not so much when viewed large. I'm amazed at how I got the symmetry right (at least for my taste) at one take.
This was from a photowalk with Eric, Glen and Kenny this morning. March 08, 2009.
Location: Seberang Perak, Perak.
Scenery: Sunrise
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Gwynfor Coaches MX07JPY is seen at Caernarfon Bus Station whilst resting betwern duties on Service 1F
Coach Connections Newtownards County Down Mercedes-Benz Tourismo Reg DLZ 5555 is seen in Donegall Square North
Crazy straw lit from below with a flashlight.
50 mm lens with 12mm extension tube, F/8.0 for 3.2 sec.
Finding Connection
We are all different but yet we are all the same . We are all fragile but yet we are all strong . Our life is a mystery games .
Thanks for Martin.
[There are many connections that holds things together to some extent...mankind, nature...alive, lifeless...visible and invisible substances.These links hold our Universe together like the unseen strings of dark matter.The question is how long..]
As the sun began to rise over Myrtle Beach, a touching moment was captured between a grandmother and her grandson. The beauty of the surrounding scenery provided the perfect backdrop to this heartfelt interaction. The soft colors of the sky and the gentle sounds of waves crashing against the shore all added to the emotional ambiance. As they gazed out into the horizon, it was clear that this moment would be remembered for years to come. This snapshot of love, family bonding and appreciation for nature served as a reminder of how important it is to cherish our loved ones and take time out to appreciate life's simple pleasures. Moments like these capture human emotions in their purest forms; an unbreakable connection between generations set amongst serene natural beauty- a true masterpiece in its own right.
For this fourth edition, Triennial Bruges: Spaces of Possibility looks for the city's dormant potential. How can a UNESCO-protected historic city, where preservation is central, deal with concepts such as change and sustainability, and how can contemporary art and architecture create a new framework for this?
"Common Thread" by SO–IL (USA) together with Dr Mariana Popescu (TU Delft) and Summum Engineering. In the garden of the former Capuchin Monastery, a fabric that spans two neighbourhoods and creates a new urban connection.
Inspired by Bruges’ history as a lacemaking centre, the US architecture firm is using weaving as a social, economic and formal binding agent. The site was owned by the religious order of the Friars Minor Capuchin until 2020. It is being opened up to the public for the first time through this work. The garden is located in the west quarter of Bruges and is part of a major revaluation project in the city.
Common Thread meanders like a curved line through the enclosed green space and accentuates new corners of the garden at every turn, slowly revealing the site to the public. The high-tech membrane consists of 3D printed and metal elements, tubes and textile segments made from recycled PET bottles. The fabric skin, machine-woven at Delft University of Technology, plays with black-and-white plain weave patterns, creating a play of light and shadow, open and closed, in the process.
With this modular work, SO–IL introduces the public to a place in change and guides visitors from Hauwerstraat to Klokstraat, where they can continue their journey after an unexpected exit.
Source: triennalebrugge.be/en/installations/common-thread
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Voor deze vierde editie gaat Triënnale Brugge: Spaces of Possibility, op zoek naar het sluimerend potentieel van de stad. Hoe kan een Unesco-beschermde historische stad, waar behoud centraal staat, omgaan met concepten als verandering en duurzaamheid, en hoe kan hedendaagse kunst en architectuur hier een nieuw kader voor scheppen?
"Common Thread" door SO–IL (R) in samenwerking met Dr. Mariana Popescu (TU Delft) en Summum Engineering. In de tuin van het voormalig Kapucijnenklooster, een weefsel dat zich over twee buurten uitstrekt en een nieuwe verbinding in de stad maakt.
Geïnspireerd door de geschiedenis van Brugge als centrum voor kant, gaat het Amerikaanse architectuurbureau aan de slag met weven als een sociaal, economisch en vormelijk bindmiddel. De locatie, tot 2020 eigendom van de religieuze orde Minderbroeders Kapucijnen, wordt via dit werk voor het eerst ontsloten voor het publiek. Het bevindt zich in het westkwartier van Brugge en maakt vandaag deel uit van een groots opgezet herwaarderingstraject in de stad.
Common Thread slingert zich als een gebogen lijn doorheen de groene binnenruimte, waarbij het zich telkens opent naar nieuwe hoeken in de tuin en zo stapsgewijs de plek aan de bezoeker blootgeeft. Het hoogtechnologisch membraam bestaat uit 3D-geprinte en metalen onderdelen, buizen en textiele segmenten die uit gerecycleerde PET-flessen worden vervaardigd. De stoffen huid, machinegeweven aan de Technische Universiteit van Delft, speelt met zwart-witpatronen die recht/averecht worden geweven en hierbij een spel van licht en schaduw, open en gesloten, maken.
Met het modulair werk laat SO–IL het publiek kennismaken met een plek in verandering en begeleidt bezoekers van de Hauwer- tot Klokstraat, waar ze na een onverwachte exit hun tocht kunnen verderzetten.
I’m always amazed by the obscure connections people have with each other - seemingly in the middle of nowhere. This woman, Louisa MacKenzie, was born in 1793 in Northern Alberta - around the same time her father’s cousin became the first European to traverse Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Traveling all the way to Ontario would have been a feat in of itself around that time but somehow she did, married a couple of times, and ultimately was the great grandmother of Dr. Norman Bethune, - a Canadian icon. She died in 1833 and was laid to rest here in a very small cemetery accessible by gravel road and forest path. I’m sure at the time, it would have been a picturesque area on a cliff overlooking the shores Lake Superior - before nature reclaimed it.
Geëmailleerd mededelingenbord met handmatig instelbare tijdklokken in tramrijtuig 78 van de Wallasey Corporation Tramways. De trams gaven in Egremont en in Seacombe aansluiting op de verboten over de rivier de Mersey naar het Pierhead in Liverpool.
Op 30 November 1933 redden de laatste trams in Wallasey. De verlieslatende veerdienst van Egremont naar Liverpool werd gedurende de Tweede wereldoorlog gestaakt maar de verbootjes vanaf Seacombe varen tot op de dag van vandaag.
De dubbeldekstram is met veel gevoel voor detail gerestaureerd door de Merseyside Preservation Society en wordt regelmatig ingezet op de museumlijn in Birkenhead nabij het oorspronkelijke inzetgebied van deze tram. Ook als museumtram geeft deze wagen aansluiting op de veerboot naar Liverpool. In dit geval aan het eindpunt van de museumlijn bij de Woodside Ferry Terminal in Birkenhead.
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Life is about connections....those lines that keep us tethered to the people that love us most. No matter where we go in life or how many new connections we make with the people that cross our paths, we are irreversibly linked to those who have loved us from the beginning. Watching my parents with my children and the connections they are making fills my heart with such gratitude and love.
Walkways over the lake connecting islands in Ontario Place, a recreation destination on the Toronto waterfront.
The rock I'm grasping here is part of Creswell Crags, a limestone gorge in England where humans dwelt in caves during the last ice age. Who knows, perhaps my 10,000 year old (or more!) ancester placed their hand in this very spot.
Delta Connection Embraer ERJ-175LR N609CZ operated by Compass Airlines lands at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport with a flight from Los Angeles. I heard today that the airline is due to cease operations within the next two weeks due to the impact of the current Coronavius outbreak - the world felt a very different place when I took this shot less than two months ago...
A winter exhibit at George Eastman Museum.
The elephant head, though not real, reminds us of the real elephant displayed in this room during George's Eastman's lifetime.
Connections Buses Scania Omnicity URH806 is seen approaching Starbeck Station with an X1 service, 17th March
(2) trains streak past the former connections from the IRT Times Square Shuttle to the IRT Broadway-7th Avenue Line. Part of the original IRT system, these connections brought trains from the Upper West Side down to City Hall via the Lex.
This location gave me good practice on long-exposure shots. I also wanted to make sure I got this shot before it disappears: major changes are coming to the Shuttle in the near future.
Times Sq Station
Broadway-7th Avenue Line - IRT