View allAll Photos Tagged Infrastructure
Spent over an hour trying to photograph the famous "Shanghai Twister" from apartment buildings nearby but was unable to get past security. Decided to shoot under the interchange instead and got several interesting images, including this one.
Please view my stream LARGE on black:
Benjamin Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia crossing over the Delaware River. Completed 1 July 1926. At its completion it's 1,750 ft span was the longest suspension bridge in the world for 3 years. Standing below as I took this photo. It really is extremely tall.
The old station in April 1983. The new station is more convenient for the town centre but not as appealing as this. Plenty of heavy industry visible in the background. Presumably its all retail parks and distribution centres now.
SBB Cargo's Class Re 6/6 11643 'Laufen' rumbles through Egerkingen with a train of loaded track cradles having not long set off from the SBB Infrastructure facility at nearby Hägendorf.
All images on this site are exclusive property and may not be copied, downloaded, reproduced, transmitted, manipulated or used in any way without expressed written permission of the photographer. All rights reserved – Copyright Don Gatehouse
One of the scenes in a recent trip to a reclamation warehouse. Lots of texture and rust here and enough to keep me amused for days, and most probably much longer!
Blog | Google+ | Facebook | It isn't known as "Dynamic Busan" without good reason. From the Trump World helipad vantage point, the veins of the city are plain to see. I'd like to say a special Thank You to Keith Homan of Memories Are Captured for access to the rooftop.
When Centralized Traffic Control was established on the Black Butte Subdivision in the mid-1960s, these signals were installed by Southern Pacific at the east end of the siding at Worden, Oregon. Union Pacific replaced them a few years after this Kodachrome was exposed, as part of general upgrades on the Shasta Route.
Light trails of Tokyo metropolitan expressway, taken from a overpass near Shinonome JCT.
Pentax K-5, Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC /HSM
On February 21, 2013, 20:54.
Focal 14mm / Aperture f11/ Exposure 30s / ISO100
RAW development in Lightroom 4.
Last shot of the day. Out for the day with a few friends, we travelled to several locations seeking out a few good images. This one seemed to cap the day. As soon as I captured & viewed this image in my camera, I felt it would be my image of the day.
The image is of the Rochfort Railway Trestle in Alberta, two hours northwest of Edmonton.
Thanks to Andy for organizing the days events. Thanks to my wife Lorna & to Deb & Chris for coming out for an enjoyable day.
London City Airport, we where very lucky to get these shots, as air traffic control sometimes can be a pain, but today no problems
This picture is of Direct Rail Services DRS class 68 number 68016 awaiting departure from Haymarket while working the 1720 Fife Circle service to Cardenden.