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Next to the musuem there's this art installation. I really loved it. This is also my favourite photo from the 2003 trip.
View of Des Moines, Iowa from the 30th street bridge. The downtown area is about 2 miles away and therefore I played with detail in distance.
The tall building on left is 801 Grand and the dome building on right is the State Capitol.
This is still not the shot I am after and looks like it needs to be a late afternoon to achieve the best image, but for now it will do. I have visited this many times - sometimes no trains and sometimes too many - so I know someday I will find the exact image. Also, there is a steel wire fence one must shoot through. This was from an opening about 6 inches off the ground where I could get the lens through.
De gasketelwagentrein uit het Tsjechische Kralupy rijdt na een periode van afwezigheid de laatste tijd weer wat vaker. Op de erg nevelige 26 mei 2016 was het de 186426 die trein 42304 met bijna 24 uur vertraging naar Sittard mocht brengen. Met vrolijk zwaaiende bijrijder passeert de trein hier de Rijnbrug bij Arnhem.
Three Conrail GP9s (7048, 7169 & 7174) known as the "Triple Unit", are switching a S/B freight at Bayview Yard. Tracks in the foreground lead to the Orangeville engine terminal. The B&O Whipple Truss bridge overhead was recently replaced with a generic deck girder span. Yuk!!
The vast emptiness of an upscale shopping mall 10 minutes before closing time.
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The Brisbane River, running through Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is crossed by fifteen major bridges, from the Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges downstream to the Centenary upstream. The river meanders through an urban area that comprises 1.8 million people.
First night photo on film...
Going to Lisbon in one week for the 3rd time now as a stopover to Marrakech and going to spend two nights in this lovely city!
*explore #10*
Location: Tempe Town Lake, Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona USA
Bronica RF645
Zenzanon-RF 65mm F4.5
Kodak Ektar 100
Like Jonathan said, it's gritty! Chicago at its best, although I'm sure the Chamber of Commerce folks would argue. Once the Chicago & Western Indiana and the Norfolk & Western (ex-NKP) paralleled each other from Stateline Tower all the way to 95th Street, they parted ways at "Pullman Junction", where both crossed the Rock Island's "South Chicago" branch at the west end of its yard there. The former NKP continued straight towards LaSalle Street Station, while the C&WI crossed and paralleled the Rock for a ways west. An Erie Lackawanna westbound freight, exercising trackage rights on C&WI, passes "Pullman Junction" behind a C424, GP35, F7b (2415-2560-7063.) This junction was such a complex of multiple diamonds, switches, and crossovers that all trains had to stop before crossing, and there was a bizarre set of gates to keep the understanding a little more clear as to who goes first. The operator, or possibly ringmaster, of this whole spaghetti-like affair took shelter in that humble building on the left.
About the project:
I choose "Leading Lines" as theme of my 365 project since I think is a great way to improve my city and landscape photography. I've been shooting for a year, mostly sports (and I love it) so this is going to be a way to keep shooting even when I don't have any matches to cover.
This is my first time working on a 365 project, so I know it'll be hard. I'll do my best to improve along the year!
Photo by: Nicolas Mazzini (www.visualcontenidos.com)