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Michael's gate is the last standing gate in Bratislava,Slovakia

Fruit orchard in winter light

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The front gates of ESA’s technical heart in the Netherlands, set to be thrown open to the European public on Sunday 2 October.

 

In place for more than half a century, the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk on the North Sea coast is ESA’s largest establishment, focused on developing technology, planning missions and testing satellites.

 

A full-scale model of the ERS-1 Earth-observing satellite, launched in 1991, is placed to the right.

 

October’s annual ESTEC Open Day will be your chance to explore the sprawling facility, meet astronauts, scientists and mission designers and see special exhibits and actual space hardware.

 

This annual event takes place as part of the Netherlands’ national Weekend of Science, as well as World Space Week.

 

All visitors must book to gain entry on the Open Day. Visit our website to register.

 

Credit: ESA-G. Porter CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

A cargo ship exits the bay through the Golden Gate Bridge.

Double Exposure - York Street Gate + Van Vorst Park.

LCA+ - Kodak Elite Chrome 200 Xpro

Looking out the window at the boarding gate at Gatwick London waiting for an Emirates flight to Dubai.

** Selected to be the cover photo for Jens Christian Grondahl's latest book : "Det Gor Du Ikke"

 

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By the celandines was this open gate. The surrounding wall and gateway were festooned with ivy, and dry leaves from autumn lay on the garden path.

 

I did peep through the gate. The path curved around the bushes and disappeared. Behind the wall lies extensive gardens and a large house (I think it is now a Nursing Home).

 

A gateway like this inevitably recalls a Secret Garden or some child's story of magic or danger or mystery (or all three).

 

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The Golden Gate Bridge shortly after sunset from Battery Spencer in the Marin Headlands in California.

The huge Imperial City which is 2.5 K on its perimeter is filled with courtyards and doors and arches. Each building was designed to serve the Emperor in specialized ways. The gates were always decorated by reliefs and mosaics created in the prime colors. All of the elements of the earth an also be found in the complex.

long exposure shot of Golden Gate Bridge

A beautiful sunset at Alentejo

..... Loraine and I chatted a bit but then we each went our separate ways.

I wished her all the luck with her upcoming test. I had a feeling she was gonna need it!

I remember the poisonous apple exam was one of the toughest ones.

 

I continued my journey and finally arrived at the city gates.

After their little encounter with me, the guards had tightened security.

Everybody was to turn out their pockets.

 

Damn! I would have to find another way into the city.

Well, just a minor setback.

However I couldn't shake the feeling that I was being followed .....

 

All Saints' Church tower and churchyard gate Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire.

 

Mamiya RB67 Pro S with Mamiya Sekor C 90mm f3.8, Ilford FP4 Plus, f22 at 1/15 sec, yellow filter.

  

As I arrived into the medieval old town of the capital of Lithuania, the sun had just set and the blue glow of twilight was mixing smoothly with the street lights and illuminated Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn, I checked directions to my Airbnb and thought to myself... 3G sucks in Vilnius #firstworldproblems #itraveltoomuch

Taken from Fort Point in the blue hour before dawn.

Intégrée à la casbah (fort) Boujloud lors de sa construction au XIIe siècle, la porte de Boujloud (Bab Boujloud) ouvre le quartier de Fès-el-Djid. Elle est recouverte de faïences bleues côté ville et vertes côté médina.

Father's Day at Fort Erie Race Track.

 

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Oakamoor, Staffordshire.

A former crossing keepers house on a long closed section of the Churnet Valley Line.

The Gate Lodge

photograph © Jeremy Sage

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