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Brian and I are finally getting back into the Tuesday and Thursday after work ride. And today was the maiden voyage of my new GoPro.
As the golden Tanzanian sun drops towards the horizon the small fishing boats head home past the large ocean freighters waiting for their turn in the teeming port. Every day through September 2014, while I was in Dar es Salaam, I could watch the evening and morning activity from the balcony as I sip my Chai Masala (spice tea).
It was a healthy reminder to my jet lagged self that I am most certainly NOT the hardest working person (helps keep perspective).
The clouds are turning dark since snow is coming once again...
This one was a 75 second exposure. It was about this point that my ears started to really hurt from the cold.
Evening falls on the Student Services Center on Thursday, December 30, 2021 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/Chico State)
Early evening at the Reichstag.
The Reichstag – home to the German Parliament – is one of the most famous buildings in Berlin and the site of several historically significant events.
Built in the 19th century to house the parliament answerable to the Kaiser, it was from here that the German Republic was declared in 1918. The republic lasted just 14 years before the Nazis claimed power.
The Reichstag – the parliament which operates from the building is known as the Bundestag – was gutted by fire in 1933, an event blamed on the Communists and used by the Nazis as an excuse to suspend civil rights and take dictatorial control of Germany.
The building stood half-destroyed for many years, the Allies flying the Soviet flag from its roof as they battled to take control of Berlin in 1945 and only by 1971 was restoration work carried out.
For years, the Reichstag – which stood right on the border of East and West Berlin – was home to a museum and only in 1990 after the reunification of Germany, was it decided it should house the country’s parliament once more.
Reconstruction – including the building of a large glass dome on the roof – was overseen by architect Sir Norman Foster and was completed in 1999. Since then, parliament has sat within and tourists have flocked to the dome and the roof terrace above for views of the city and down into the chambers below.
The above image was taken on Friday 27th September 2013 at the new inaugural Welshot Chester Advanced academy evening. The evening was really good fun with plenty on hands on lighting setups with guidance from the Welshot team.
The model this month was infact a good friend of mine called Ashley Fayth. Ashley is an amazingly talented singer/songwriter from Newfoundland, Canada who last year released a brilliant album called “Wonder Wonder” (I highly recommend a listern!).
For more information about Ashley Fayth see the following links:
Web: www.ashleyfayth.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Ashley-Fayth/142417978964?ref=ts&a...
Twitter: twitter.com/ashleyfayth
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/ashleyfayth15
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Member's of BBG's President's Circle celebrate the cherry blossoms on a beautiful spring evening. Photo by Michael Stewart.