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Stayed in one of the best hotels in Mumbai and the view from the rooms were just amazing..
#MarineDrive #Mumbai
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am Millerntor, einst ein Eingang in die Hammaburg, stehen jetzt diese Gebäude, Eingangs der Reeperbahn
A second shot of this futuristic glass building in Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany
Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20
HDR, 3 jpg shots, +/-2EV, Photomatix 4, Topaz Denoise, Neat Image, Topaz Adjust, Photoshop CS5
This is the entrance to the National Wine Centre in Adelaide, South Australia.
One of South Australia’s leading industries and exports is quality wine. The National Wine Centre, opened in 2001, is a public building designed to showcase everything to do with wine. There is an interactive permanent exhibition of winemaking, explaining the technology, varieties and styles of wine. There are also educational facilities, meeting rooms, a function hall, restaurant, cellaring and tasting areas
The architecture of National Wine Centre reflects many aspects of wine making. The exterior, pictured here, looks like a section of a wine barrel. Inside the walls of the Exhibition Hall form a vat-like shape and the industrial qualities of the bridges and ramps crossing the space add to the impression. As the visitor moves towards the tasting areas, the finishes gradually change from the course and robust to the fine and smooth surfaces, reflecting the refining aspects of the winemaking process.
Blue bricks in the roadway in South Philadelphia. Cast from iron slag, a waste product from the manufacture of iron, the bricks were often used as ballast in ships sailing from Europe to the New World.
ICE 389 (Flensburg - Hamburg Hbf), am 22.07.2015 auf der Rendsburger Eisenbahnhochbrücke, über den Nord-Ostsee-Kanal.
I don't always get the last seat on the train, but when I do, I take pictures. Welcome to Main Street.