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There are so many of these really great doors in the new hood, i'll be posting more and more up as i get ok shots of them.
June 16, 2017 - A visit to the Forbidden City or the Palace Museum (Gugong). Construction began in the Ming Dynasty in 1406 and was completed in 1420. The Forbidden City is now a museum and it opened to the public in 1949. In 1987 it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For more information please do a search online. Beijing, China.
The inner basin of the Careenage looking from Independence Square over towards the Treasury Building.
Microsoft Inner Circle Summit. Wine Cask, Santa Barbara. October 24, 2018. Santa Barbara, California. Photo: ©2018 Isaac Hernandez Herrero copyright
Microsoft Inner Circle Summit. Ritz-Carlton Santa Barbara, California. October 24, 2018. Photo: ©2018 Isaac Hernandez Herrero copyright Personal usage rights granted to attendees. Online usage rights granted to Microsoft.
Friends of the Inner-City Forum got together at Lorna Court in the inner-city of Johannesburg, 18 July 2009. Residents spent 67 minutes cleaning the building as part of Mandela Day celebrations. Lorna Court was damaged by a fire in 2006 leaving more than 300 residents homeless.
Microsoft Inner Circle Summit. Wine Cask, Santa Barbara. October 24, 2018. Santa Barbara, California. Photo: ©2018 Isaac Hernandez Herrero copyright
This is the side facing outwards onto which the tulle and net is sewn onto in layers. Once the layers have been added the stitching is not visible.
Microsoft Inner Circle Summit. Ritz-Carlton Santa Barbara, California. October 24, 2018. Photo: ©2018 Isaac Hernandez Herrero copyright Personal usage rights granted to attendees. Online usage rights granted to Microsoft.
Touching this big steel Gurder that is twisted like a pretzel was a very emotional moment.
The other side of the monument lists all of the victim of this tragic event.
Next to the National Aquarium in Baltimore, MD at the Inner Horbor.
Withered and abused by social critisism we tend to put on a mask to hide the vibrant, gifted person God created.
The now-ruined town of Ani, was once the capital of an Armenian kingdom that covered much of present day Armenia and Eastern Turkey. The buildings began in the 4th century AD and in its heyday Ani consisted of over 100,000 inhabitants and rivalled Istanbul, Cairo and Bagdad in terms of size, power and glory. Most of the buildings we see today are from the 10th century, and the city was badly destroyed by the Mongol hordes in 1239 and more damaged was done in a 13th century earthquake and a big storm in 1957. Various decorations were removed by the Russians when they were here between 1878 and 1917 (most of which are now in the Hermitage), and ‘strategic’ blasts just across the border in an Armenian quarry have caused further cracks in the masonry. Restoration was started around 20 years ago.
For this panorama I used a total of 10 pictures, but that included the two finger photos so it would be a little larger since the panorama was taken in small increments. From photoshop, I cropped the panorama to exclude the fingers and saved as a jpg file.
I can't express how lucky I feel being able to work with such a great organization. Everyday, I come to work and witness the impact we make on our students' lives everyday.
When the snow piles up, your inner child doesn't want to go inside! Add some fun to your day and build a small snowman in between classes!
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