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2011 - Grand Hyatt's Cancún ceiling. Each circle is a floor, and in the the center, a beautiful skylight.
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27 Effective Photographic Uses of Symmetry by Light Stalking
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This is 1 London Bridge, situated close to the London Bridge Underground station. It's a square shaped building, with a section cut out of it revealing its structure. It's a mixture of various metals, bricks and lots of glass. This was taken looking straight up, leaning on the post on the left. Love the mix of geometry.
More London.
I was a very very lucky boy this year and received a new D7100 for my birthday, its taking a bit of time to get used to the new buttons but with the help of the huge manual I bought I should pick it up soon enough.
Thanks for taking the time to look, your comments are appreciated.
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Another shot from Barcelona from MACBA. All of these shots were handheld at anything from ISO1600 to ISO6400 using a Fuji XT-1 and an 18-135mm lens - which I have to say is just about the most perfect travel lens.
This shot is another exploration of shapes, light and shade.
Thanks very much for the previous comments too.
In an exceptionally beautiful location (Istria, Municipality of Bale) on a land comprising 100 000 m2 owned by Bioaromatica Ltd. and some additional 150 000 m2 in concession, emerged a unique agricultural farm and theme park called Histria Aromatica.
Histria Aromatica is conceived as a unique production and educational agro-tourism centre following the cycle called "From seed to brand". Histria Aromatica conforms their activities with the ideas of modern philosophy of sustainable development, such as optimal management of natural
resources, eco-production, preserving tradition, culture and education, with particular emphasis on the study of ethnobotany as a scientific discipline.
Once an abandoned area covered with wild Mediterranean scrub, has been turned into a heavenly garden. By transforming the landscape,beautiful gardens and plantations were created.
Lavender, pyrethrum, peppermint, chamomile, calendula and sage filds, olive groves and vineyards remind us of the typical old Istrian farms .
Respecting the configuration of the soil and its biodiversity with more than two hundred plant species, walking paths with benches were built for relaxation in a wide variety of colours, excotic and aromatic scents.
Its unique views of the sea and the old towns of Rovinj, Vodnjan and Bale followed by the beautiful landscape of Mount Ucka and Cicarija, offer a fabulous experience of the idyllic Istrian environment.
abstract architecture in Jena-Burgau, Thuringia, Germany
Building of Avatera medical GmbH
{75 mm: ƒ/13 | 1/15 s | ISO 400 | manual White Balance | manual exposure | manual focus}
quick piece, wrong coloring and i couldn't get rid of a man who talked to me about his autistic son.
I drove into the driveway the other day and saw my husband's toolbox and thought it would make an interesting image.
Here it is!
We went to this popular hangout spot as I was in the mood of shooting long exposure shots with the bridge in the frame.
To our surprise, the park now had fences on the edge probably to discourage people from jumping into the sea.
BNSF's track geometry train, running as U-CHILAC5-27Z, is seen crossing the site of the overpass over the former Illinois Central "Gruber Line" near Wenona, Illinois.
The Gruber was IC's original north-south line through the center of Illinois, and in fact is often also referred to as the "Charter Line." It was abandoned in the mid 1980s, and track material was pulled up shortly thereafter. Faint traces remain today, if you know where to look. For instance, the dirt path pointing toward the lighter-colored vegetation in the cornfield was the right-of-way. The treelines in the distance also mark the right-of-way, and today old telegraph poles still stand there. BNSF apparently tired of maintaining a bridge over nowhere, so in the early 2000s filled it. Did the bridge remain in place surrounded by fill? Stonework at the ballast edge seem to suggest that.