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Northbound Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad freight train in Delta, Ohio, on March 15, 1980. Photograph by John F. Bjorklund, © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art. Bjorklund-51-25-05

El tren (447.016) procede de l'Alcúdia de Crespins y circula en sentido hacia la Estación de Xàtiva.

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Renfe commuter train (Line C-2) passing through XATIVA (Valencia)

The train comes from l'Alcúdia de Crespins and is running in the direction of Xàtiva Station.

Buddy on the bridge in the world's biggest landmineproject.

Nice and impressive viewing point.

Happy Fence Friday from the Route 50 bridge that leads into Ocean City.

 

Friday evening traffic coming in from the mainland of Maryland.

Without hordes of people crowding the platform, you suddenly notice the curve of the place.

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Part of the roof at the amazing Liège-Guillemins railway station at Liège, Belgium.

 

View in large or on black (or both).

Like it when the clouds cooperate and make nice converging lines with elements on the ground.

Taken walking across Brooklyn Bridge. This view made me feel so small :)

"The Brooklyn Bridge is in New York City and is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States. Completed in 1883, it connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn by spanning the East River." Wikipedia

This is my city. Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Taken with Gavin Gibson

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Detail of massive cranes for loading and unloading cargo containers aboard ships at Freeport, Bahamas.

Grazie a tutti Flickriani ;-) ho raggiunto il traguardo delle 100.000 visite!

 

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El día de mi cumpleaños la Opresora también me felicitó mandándome éste pedazo de teco que casi no lo meto entero en la foto , si hubiesen ido las 3000 limpias sería la leche.

An afternoon stroll along Duisburg harbor yielded this sunny-windy-cloudy shot of the Rhine.

Escalators at the Sankt Marx train station in Vienna.

Duisburg Innenhafen

Porto, Ponte Dom Luis I

The Benjamin Franklin Bridge, originally named the Delaware River Bridge and known locally as the Ben Franklin Bridge, is a suspension bridge across the Delaware River connecting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Camden, New Jersey.

I didn't know two years ago, when I did a test shot with my 10 stop ND filter, what I would do with it. I ended up with a busy Saturday afternoon motorway completely cleared of traffic. Cool I thought, one for the archives...

Searching for something else I stumbled across this motorway shot and then I had an idea; why not make it look all apocalyptic, so I had another go at doing that.. More layers than I've every used, with some textures for the road, and an inverted faux infra then super desaturated to finish. Then added my favourite stock figure, as a lone survivor heading to who knows where (well, to give you a clue, Junction 16, Stoke on Trent is the next turn off)?

Centre Georges-Pompidou

Ironopolis

Where alchemists

Were born

Below Cleveland’s hills

A giant blue dragonfly

Across the Tees

Reminds us every night

We built the world,

Every metropolis

Came from

Ironopolis.

 

Ian Horn

 

A nod to Middlesbrough's role in the industrial revolution as the nations greatest iron town.

 

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The bridge was renovated a couple of years back, the new grey paint is less photogenic than the rust, except on a wet foggy morning ;-)

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