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Snapped this in Manchester's Piccadilly Station on the way home from a gig on Monday night.
Had to wait for ages because some moron was standing on a skateboard all the way up. Didn't want him in shot because it looked a little silly...
Shot on a Wista N 4x5 field camera using a Fujinon 90mm SW f/8 lens. This is a 50% crop from the centre of the negative. The film was semi-stand developed in Adox Rodinal (1:100) for 60 minutes with 3 gentle agitations after 30 minutes. The processing was done with a Mod54 in a Paterson tank with the developer @ 20C.
Another one from my trip to Whitby, a bit of a cliche I know, it has been photographed so many times before.
It is convenient to take BART to downtown San Francisco for a visit。No worry about driving and parking。
This is my contribution to Photo Sundays theme Infrastructure.
Detta är mitt bidrag till Fotosöndags tema "Infrastruktur".
Aujourd'hui nous traversons le pont vers 2017!
At Le Pont du Garrit, Saint-Cyprien, FR.
Le Pont du Garrit is a 176 meter long Eiffel-type bridge that served as the primary connection between Berbiguieres and Saint-Cyprien over the Dordogne River for nearly 100 years (1894 - 1991).
Currently closed to automobile traffic, it serves people on foot, bicycle, and horseback.
Heureux et paisible 2017!
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:
Theodor Heuss Bridge - Mainz, Germany.
I was hoping to put my newly-acquired 14mm lens to the test coming back to this spot, but realized I didn't need it when I got there. I used my favorite walkaround instead, since my vantage point was a little higher and farther than what I had planned. The river level was higher than the last time I was here, and although I don't mind getting my feet wet, I think the water was more than ankle-deep this time. So I decided to stay on top of the embankment sandwiched between someone else's car and my tripod that's barely making it to the edge of the slippery rocks. Not a comfortable spot to be in, but I think I got the job done.
The Theodor Heuss Bridge is an arch bridge over the Rhine connecting the Mainz-Kastel district of Wiesbaden. The main span of the bridge is 102.94 meters (338 ft) long. It was named for German statesman Theodor Heuss.
Camera/Lens: Nikon D700; 24-70mm f/2.8;
Exposure: 30.0 sec; Aperture: f/16: ISO: 200: Focal Length: 24mm;
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Capture of the Marquam Bridge which carries I-5 (Interstate 5) traffic across the Willamette River in downtown Portland.
It was built with economy in mind and the public reacted unfavorably to the structure's aesthetics, including a formal protest from the Portland Arts Commission.