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the Erasmus bridge, also called "the Swan".
De Erasmusbrug is een hangbrug aan kabels, die sinds 1996 de noord- en zuidoever van de Maas met een 808 meter lang brugdek verbindt. De Erasmusbrug is niet alleen de langste hangbrug aan kabels ter wereld, maar ook de hoogste brug van Nederland. De stalen asymmetrische pyloon heeft een hoogte van 139 meter.
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August Bonus - Poles, Pillars, Posts and Pylons - at Compositionally Challenged
This looked to me like an electrical intersection with power lines going every which way, three types of pylons and poles and an electrical substation in the distance.
The decommissioned and abandoned Oak Knoll Military Hospital.
Night, 4 minute exposure. Full moon, sodium vapor lights and natural LED flashlight.
Reprocessed and replaced, May 2024.
Photography from a flight over the North American prairies: the journey was from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan into the province of Alberta. A snow-covered landscape shows an interplay of light and shadows.
California Avenue & The Eisenhower Expressway (2800 W/430 S)
430 S. California Ave.
Chicago, IL 60612
Blue Line (Congress Branch)
Closed 1973
An infographic I came across about how infrastructure may change in cities to reflect social use of technologies.
In the last years massive investments for the traffic infrastructure (rail, streets, airtraffic) were made. Infrastructure had as a main focus, the massive investment in the traffic was a target of the last five year plan by the government. As a result the motor traffic, for example, has increased massively.
Here in Daban (province Nei Mongol) a year before a old earthpath ran as a main way.
China, Sept 2004 (scanned slide)
From yesterday at the Harry Flood Bridge, hand held three shot HDR. I really need to drag the tripod out here sometime and do it right.
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Braving frigid December temperatures a worker tightens a nut on one of the flat jacks around a pintle on the underside of a precast concrete shell that will become part of the Olmsted dam spanning the Ohio River between Illinois and Kentucky. The flat jacks fitted to the underside of the shells are used to adjust the elevation of the shells once they are lowered into the river.
Wedged in securely, a welder checks his handiwork attaching a steel tower to a giant concrete shell that is a component of the Olmsted dam being built a few miles upstream of the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
Creating his own sun on a cold December afternoon, a welder attaches a steel template to the underside of a precast concrete shell that will be submerged in the Ohio River and filled with concrete to become a part of the Olmsted dam.