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Ein Gebäude von Fritz Schumacher.
In dem dreigeschossigen Halbrund befindet sich unter einem Glasdach eine Treppenhalle in Stahlbeton, mit hufeisenförmig umlaufenden Galerien und farbigen keramischen Brüstungsfeldern von Richard Kuöhl. Dieser Künstler hat 1929 auch den imposanten Fayencebrunnen von fünf Metern Höhe in der Mitte der Halle geschaffen.
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It is the tallest skyscraper in the country, at 157 meters and 35 floors.
The observation deck is on the 26th floor.
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Last week I visited Berlin. 24 hours aren’t much time unless you are Jack Bauer the main character of 24. I came to visit my good old friends. If you read this, thanks for everything, it was a great time.
Of course I took come shots of the great architectural scene over there. The first is of a place called Sony Center. It has a roof which is made from parts that are supposed to look like sails.
As I really love sailing this planets oceans the roof was of course fascinating to me. If you ever go there be sure to bring a wide lens. The roof is really huge. You are not able to capture the whole thing with a 18mmm on a crop camera!
However… The locations also reminds me on all these movies where people sit in a spaceship shooting around with guns in front of these huge glass wall with the space in the background.
If you have ever seen a movie like this you might know what I am talking about
I wish a beautiful and creative week to all of you!
Ben
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in my Stairway Series 2; Pic # 21 ...
Taken Dec 6, 2017
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This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Geometric Mix. While they are enjoying their lunch, someone is wondering about the UFO table wallpaper! HMMM!
Another photo of Centre Point, a Grade 11 listed landmark skyscraper in central London. Currently under reconstruction. Original architect: George Marsh of R. Seifert and Partners. Original construction completed in 1966.
I'm a big fan of the Carquinez Bridges and have shot them from many different angles.
Somehow I got the idea that it would be cool to find a center point looking through the triangular supports from Crockett. The ideal alignment is a little lower than this and is most likely through someone's window. That being said this best alignment I could find from the street....
The beautiful roof construction of the Liége-Guillemins train station gives a nice reflection in one of the glass elevators shafts.These elevators connect the Grand Gallery with the Platforms.
City: Liége.
Country: Belgium.
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El carrer Cavallers es correspon amb l'antic camí ral de Madrid a Barcelona.
Els cavallers i gent benestant de l’època, van anar edificant cases, per això avui es coneix amb el nom de carrer dels Cavallers.
Un passeig per aquest carrer és com fer un recorregut per l'arquitectura des del segle XVII endavant. Podem veure finestrals gòtics i renaixentistes, portals adovellats o façanes vuitcentistes ricament ornamentades.
Every day I choose a different folder to play as a slideshow. Today I played my Christmas16 folder, and found this pic that I had worked on for a while and chose a different version to post at the time. Today this one appeals to me......so thought I'd quickly post it.
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One of the modern buildings on the east side of Bristo Square at Edinburgh University (the west and north sides, thankfully, still boast lovely, old, historic structures). Not the prettiest building, but like some other bland, modern structures, it looks better shot in B&W on a bright day than it actually does to the eye.
Tantalised by the flickr challenge with geometric photos. I thought I'd have a go. One thing led to another and soon I was playing with shapes and sunlight. Even with poor health I think it important occasionally to let creativity take precedent over expedience and of course I overdid it. Just now I feel perhaps a little similar to s/he with a hangover who is saying, 'I will never drink so much again.'
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Challenge #174: Geometric Shapes with lines, circles, spheres, triangles, squares, rectangles, etc. using one shape or a combination of shapes.
Tiger and Turtle – Magic Mountain is an art installation and landmark (Heike Mutter & Ulrich Genth) in Angerpark, Duisburg, Germany
Edinburgh's Usher Hall underwent a major refurbishment in 2009 when this staircase with the light saber down the centre was added. I had seen Semi-d's brilliant shots of the stairs on Flickr, but saw the staircase for the first time in the flesh only recently when I was there for a concert (Toumani Diabaté - wonderful). I knew right away that I would have to arrange to come back to photograph them. Thanks to Usher Hall staff for being so helpful.