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Part of the Infinity Bridge, a foot and cycle bridge over the River Tees. Its name, suggested by the public, comes from the similarity of the shape of the bridge and its reflection to the infinity symbol. (The combination looks more like a bowling pin to me.)
The arched section is nearly 200 yards (180 metres) long, the decking extending some way either side. The bridge connects a university campus to a development area. Its deck is concrete and its arches made of box-section steel. Blue and white lights illuminate the deck at night (photo here).
Work on the bridge began in 2007 and was completed in 2009. Responsibility for its design is disputed, Spence Associates and Expedition Engineering both claiming primacy. Wikipedia has more about the structure.
Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham.
The infinity of Pixco FD-NEX / M by my modification.
Pixco FD-NEX / M is a mount adapter with helicoid (Canon FD Lens - Sony Nex Compatible).
I bought this mount adapter on Amazon in December 2022 for ¥3,899. I noticed yesterday that the infinity das not come. So, I removed the mount ring on the lens side and milled about 0.3mm with a milling machine. Now, the infinity has come.
Anyway, Pixco is sloppy. If that's true, Pixco should set the infinity a little over at them factry.
I shot a video with EOS 5Dmk2, using EF35-70mm1:3.5-4.5. and edited this with a Windows video editor.
A very small fly. You can tell how small it is as you can see the out of focus tip to the insect pin to the right of the head shot. Not sure what species, but the beauty of the wing and the white integument and contrasty hair and eyes were appealing. Collected inadvertently while netting bees in Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge on a bright sunny day in the 70s.
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Photography Information: Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 200mm Pentax-m with Nikon 10X infinity microscope objective lens mounted on front , Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.6, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200
Love for Other Things
It’s easy to love a deer
But try to care about bugs and scrawny trees
Love the puddle of lukewarm water
From last week’s rain.
Leave the mountains alone for now.
Also the clear lakes surrounded by pines.
People are lined up to admire them.
Get close to the things that slide away in the dark.
Be grateful even for the boredom
That sometimes seems to involve the whole world.
Think of the frost
That will crack our bones eventually.
- Tom Hennen
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity_Bridge
The Infinity Bridge is a public pedestrian and cycle footbridge across the River Tees in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England. The bridge is situated one kilometre downriver of Stockton town centre, between the Princess of Wales Bridge and the Tees Barrage and it links the Teesdale Business Park and the University of Durham's Queen's Campus in Thornaby-on-Tees on the south bank of the Tees with the Tees Valley Regeneration's £320 million North Shore development on the north bank.
I took this photo in July 2010 and it's been here on my stream since January of this year when I first started my Flickr journey. I revived it today to mark 11/11/11.
It makes me think of infinity, as do all those ones in today's date.
A dear friend I've known since we were just 13 recently gave me a gift for no reason at all. He knows how much I like to take photographs, so he decided to send me two photo canvases to use for any of my photographs to hang in my home. (He encouraged me to use 'art' photos rather than family photos, just to push my creative boundaries.) This is one of the images I chose. I thought of the infinite nature of solid friendship like the one we've built since we met in 8th grade. I finally finalized the order two days ago and it's on it's way. Seems like a fine day to show my gratitude here.
Thank you, Bob Schwartz. This is the most generous gift you could ever give. I know the stuff your heart is made of. You will always be Bobby to me.
(Walkway at The Museum of Science and Industry, Tampa.)
3 Exposures - Digital Blending
Infinity Tower is the world's tallest high rise building with a twist of 90˚..
Model: Andrea Ruiz | Makeup: Cristina Quintana
Strobist info:
+ Westcott Apollo 28 softbox from above
+ Jinbei DC-600
+ Jinbei Boom DBJ-1
Apperture: f/11 | Exposure: 1/60
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+info blog post in spanish lluisgerard.com/sesion-de-fotos-simplifica-las-cosas-usan...
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A crossover of Marvel and Star wars where Tony Stark collected all of the different kyber crystals to create the ultimate lightsaber, the Infinity Saber!
The tracks start here.
The tracks end here.
Where they come from and where they go is a matter of faith.
I think it looks cooler on black. What say you?
Venezia San Lucia Stazione - Geotagged!
Venice, Italy 2009
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Infinity Science Fiction
Volume 3 No. 5, June 1958
Cover art by EMSH (Ed Emshwiller)
Contents:
Recalled To Life (Part 1 of 2) - Robert Silverberg
The High Ones - Poul Anderson
But Who Can Replace a Man? - Brian W. Aldiss
Pangborn's Paradox - David Mason
The Way Out - Richard R. Smith
Infinity (symbol: ∞) is an abstract concept describing something without any bound and is relevant in a number of fields, predominantly mathematics and physics. In mathematics, "infinity" is often treated as if it were a number (i.e., it counts or measures things: "an infinite number of terms") but it is not the same sort of number as natural or real numbers.
All photography credit to Kee Jameson, who took and edited this photo.
Crisp Estates 1st Annual Fall Fling in Hikeulo Cove on September 23, 2021. Over L$ 15,000 worth of prizes. Sponsor: Infinity Games. Musical guests: Samm Qendra & DJ Doc Darkside.
This is the second OICW made by Infinity Industries, featuring a 12gauge shotgun combined with a 5.56x45mm assault rifle, making it a very versatile weapon, suited vor many different situations.
Credit to OutfoxedTW for the design!
outfoxedtw.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=48#/dh3kt5
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I was nervous like it was a new baby getting delivered... one month after buying her she swings on the crane for her launch... it was really something to see when the mast went up and she came off that cradle and flew to the water.
INFINITY - a tribute to the future of fashion
We all fantasize about what fashion would look like in the future. Infinity is a tribute to a possible design in the future. It's sexy, its chic, and its you.
The Infinity Room is part of the House on the Rock, a regional tourist attraction located south of the Sauk County town of Spring Green, Wisconsin. The House On The Rock was originally opened in 1959. It is a complex of architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens and shops designed by Alex Jordan, Jr. The "house" itself sits atop Deer Shelter Rock, a stone column approximately 60 feet tall and 70 feet by 200 feet on the top. Additions were made to the original structure and other buildings added over the course of several decades. Constructed in 1985, the Infinity Room extends 218 feet from from the House On The Rock, 156 feet above the forest floor without supports underneath. The room has 3, 264 windows.
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