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A 35mm view of the Forth river bridge at Stirling - with 47.702 'St.Cuthbert' crossing on the postal. 5/8/83.
A view up of the copper-clad underside of the elevated commuter train (LRT) station, with one of its supporting concrete pillars.
C. J.R. Devaney
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The dome and mirrored cone of the Reichstag building -- the seat of the German parliament -- provides visitors with spectacular views of Berlin and the structure itself as they stroll the circular ramp to the top.
This is from Open House London 2013. This is the Lloyds Building, I waited in the queue for this building for about 1 hour and then even had to wait in a queue to exit!
It was designed by Richard Rogers and built between 1978 and 1986. It is an example of Bowelism architecture - where all the services such as lifts and ducts are on the outside of the building to maximise the space inside. It was declared a Grade I listed building in 2011 - the youngest structure ever to have this grading.
Lots of clouds in the sky and cooler than usual. Actually saw some light snow flakes for a couple of minutes.
First time at this location and fumbled horribly with setting up the tripod on the parapet. Probably will re-shoot this again, hoping for the same light. The light was breathtaking that morning.
Olympus E-5; Zuiko Digital 9-18mm