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some of the many gate valves used in the massive water system of the old APA Cannery at Pilot Point.
The water towers decayed and were taken down circa 1978.
Chop Gate is a small village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire, England. The village lies within the North York Moors National Park
If not mistaken these are the white-eyed parakeet. They actually nest behind the waterfalls which gives them protection from predators. Pretty amazing considering the water flow in these falls...
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Abstract impression with my iPhone in February 2020 of, at that time, a recently painted metal gate in the backyard of my house.
I was coming back from urbex, very wet day, looked back sun came out for about 2 mins, light up field and then disappeared and rained again.
Now the school term has started the 97 afternoon service to Shotley Gate starts from Chantry (Suffolk One) at 1555 and is a Decker. Here Ipswich Buses Scania N94UD Omnidekka PJ54 YXU turns in front of the Bristol Arms for the return journey to Ipswich.
My theme here is something to do with the gates. Time of wishing may be over soon as the gates will open.
Every photographer that visits Yosemite is obligated to set up a tripod and take a shot at this iconic location known as "Gates of the Valley."
I've stood there drinking in this view more than a few times. It is always mesmerizing, but perhaps never so much as in the last few moments of the day when the fading sun transforms the dull grey granite mountains into a riot of molten gold.
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The gate leading to a lovely walk up above Melin Court Waterfall. High up and an extremely steep drop down to the river. You can photograph the waterfall from up here but it will have to wait until winter when the trees have lost their leaves and there is less greenery in the way!
The Golden Gate Bridge, with its red tower and the long span curving off toward the horizon under a pale sky. The bridge is a National Historic Landmark.
The sun setting behind Bob and Valiant, the working horses at Cregneash village, as they look over their field gate.
Early January, following several days of severe weather and there are about fifty brave souls surfing in the tumultous waters beneath the Golden Gate Bridge.
This is one of the first shots taken with my new 24-70 L series lens. Love it. I'm officially addicted to L glass.
The south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge, rising above the morning fog in San Francisco.
Explored February 4, 2025
A covered gate, usually at the entrance to a churchyard. The term lych evolved from the Saxon word for corpse, and the lych gate was traditionally a place where corpse bearers caried the body of a deceased person and laid it on a communal bier. The priest would then carry out the first part of a burial ceremony under the shelter of the lych gate roof. Lych gates are usually of wood, and thus subject to decay. For that reason many are fairly modern reconstructions of much older timber covered gateways. They are traditionally roofed with wooden or clay tiles, or thatch.
With the halogen fllodlights and the street lights clashing, the picture was a horrendous frame of orange, owing to having my 80a filter on i was able to recover the shot to what you see, for night photography enthusiasts i highly recommend this filter to deal with street light pollution.