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The High Level Bridge is a road and railway bridge spanning the River Tyne between Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead in North East England.
I wish I could remember where, exactly, I took this shot and what it was.
Trip 35 on Kodak Portra 400
Seoul, ROK
August 16, 2012
Time to wrap up 2016. I am not quite sure how to describe this year, perhaps since so much has been going on lately that I haven't really found the time to stop and look back. I think the right word may be novelty. Many unexpected experiences and friends have marked this year, as much as events. Whether something was better than others it's undeniable. But I guess I am glad it all happened, we wouldn't be the same otherwise.
I am feeling much more enriched compared to the one-year-younger me and looking forward to the new year. With luck, you are too. No rush though, let's enjoy every moment of life.
Thanks a lot for your support Flickriends, hope you can look back at this 2016 with happiness. And wish you all a Happy New Year.
-Alessandro
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long exposure of a state trooper going to back up another trooper who had a car run on him after he had the car pulled over! It looks awesome, you can see the individual placement of the LED strobes and how the yellow lights alternate placement
Best seen on black (by pressing L) to have a larger view!
Aconsejo ver la fotografia, con el fondo negro, es como mejor se aprecia la calidad.
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Early hours on Amelia Island
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Shot from the back door. Lots of noise all day and into the night, but the power was on almost all the time. They know what they're doing these guys.
Located: Poncol Railway Station, Semarang
Poncol railway station is one of two railway stations in the city of Semarang, ie Poncol Station and Tawang Station
The railway station is located at Poncol Village Purwosari, Northern District of Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia.
The station was built in 1914. The station was originally owned SCS (Semarang-Cheribon Stoomtram Maatschappij), located on the Poncol road. The station is now home to the cessation of rail passengers in economy class Argo Muria and Argo Sindoro of Gambir station Jakarta.
The station building was designed by architect Henri Maclaine Pont, a Dutch architect.
A shot from this years London Open House taken last Sunday. I led a group from our Local Camera Club to 5 Buildings in all. One Bishops Square our first visit was definitely the highlight. I first visited this building last year. This view is from the Basement level looking up at a catwalk where people can view the Pixel Cloud. This is a light sculpture by Greyworld, a group of London based artists, displayed in the north atrium of this building. The Architects of the building were Foster and Partners' and it is home to the law firm Allen & Overy. I have to admit to one cheat here in that there were originally 2 pairs of feet above and I added the photographically important 3rd pair by copying the upper ones in from another image.
This was an example of a building doing Open House really well though it does have the benefit of plenty of space. The tour was self guided with arrows pointing the way and staff placed at strategic points. The result was no queue. There were several large Atriums and a roof terrace and cafe with views over the City. We spent an hour and 50 minutes in the building so a lot more to come. The building deserves to be better known but the lack of crowds was welcome.
The picture was taken handheld with a Sony A700 with a Sigma 10-20 mm lens at 10mm. 3 raw images 2EV spacing for HDR. Outputted in Photomatix using Fusion Real Estate preset for a natural look.
With buildings like this with so many lines there is considerable difficulty in getting everything lined up straight and symmetrical especially handheld. I made corrections using Photoshop Transform Distort and skew plus a crop. More detail was brought in using Topaz Clarity and noise reduced using Nik Define.
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Providence, Rhode Island
April 4th, 2015
Some info on the bridge:
"The first bridge at this site was built in 1872. It consisted of a swing span 249 feet (76 m) in length with two 145 feet (44 m) shore spans. In 1907, each of the approach spans was divided into three plate-girder spans carried on new granite piers and abutments. However, funding was insufficient to replace the swing span, so its length was merely increased to 284 feet (87 m).
The current bridge is the third at this site. It is also a swing bridge and was built by the Boston Bridge Works Inc. in 1927. The bridge is no longer moveable but fixed in place to allow Point Street traffic to cross. It was last swung open in 1959. The Fox Point Hurricane Barrier, downstream of the Point Street Bridge and completed in 1966, rendered the swing feature of little value, because the Barrier blocks large vessels from traveling upstream before the bridge would."