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The Cloud Gate is the most easily recognized structure of Millennium Park. Most people don't know its name, but I'm sure mentioning the giant chrome bean will definitely get you the proper directions.
Millennium Park is one of the biggest tourist destinations in Chicago due to it's modern style and gigantic chrome bean known as the Cloud Gate. This area is along Michigan Avenue in the heart of downtown Chicago, and was the former home of the Chicago Cubs' baseball field (Union Baseball Grounds).
Millennium Park. Chicago, Illinois.
Frank Happersberger, 1885, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California, USA, sculpture. Photo 2 of 3.
Visitors stand beneath a white columned gate at Harvard, with warm autumn leaves above and brick buildings behind. The columns and the small figures give the scene a calm, collegiate feel.
As it turns out we pretty much spent no money creating this new
backyard gate with the exception of some hinges. I made a simple clasp
lock out of some galvanized carabiners we seemed to have a surplus of.
It is a little clumbsy at first to deal with, but we can open and
close the clasp with one hand.
Taragarh is an old and neglected fort that sits on a hill overlooking Bundi in Rajastan. This fort has some beautiful architecture, note the carving of Ganesha on the gate.
This fort is neglected by the government and local authorities and is in ruins.
The old west pier in Brighton. At the end of a lovely sunny day at the end of August.
I like it better than the Brigton main pier.
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In October 2017, the Canada Gate was erected between the (Canadian) Passchendaele Memorial and the village of Passendale.
Nova Scotia artist Nancy Keating created the new monument which pays tribute to the Canadian soldiers who fought in the Battle of Passchendaele in November 1917. The biggest battle ever in Canadian military history.
A ceremonial send-off was held Monday, 2nd October 2017 at a warehouse in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The new monument parallels one installed in 2016r on the Halifax waterfront, called “The Last Steps Memorial Arch,” which marks the departure from Pier 2 of 350,000 soldiers who boarded ships bound for the killing fields of Belgium and France. That monument includes the dark prints of soldiers’ boots on a wooden gangway that points toward Halifax harbour.
This is a view of the outer temple gate, from the inside, of a temple in Kyoto.
Scanned from the original slide.
Another view from the recent special display at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers, with many found-object recreations of SF landmarks. Here we've got the Chinatown Gate, made of mahjong tiles & computer boards -n- bits. You should also be able to spy bits of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Japantown Center Peace Pagoda, and even the Conservatory of Flowers itself. More from around the Conservatory...
The gate of the cemetery in Revogne. From the trial roll of the flipped lens Clack. There's a strange band in the middle of the film, actually on the opposite side to the emulsion, so it looks like it's in the base.