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Sunday morning, sunrise, no crowds

Sunday morning just before sunrise, no crowds

Late evening, looking towards St. Paul's Cathedral

Late evening, towards St. Paul's Cathedral

Late evening, towards St. Paul's Cathedral

Late evening, towards St. Paul's Cathedral. Had to wait ages for the theatre crowd to disappear and by then so had the blue hour

A thousand years of wave erosion channels deep into a cliff

Late evening, towards St. Paul's Cathedral

Aufgenommen auf der Brücke über den Handelskai zwischen Reichsbrücke und Brigittenauer Brücke.

Im Hintergrund sieht man den Kahlenberg und den Leopoldsberg.

Die Quelle ist das 3.7x Modul von meinem Smartphone.

Sunday morning before sunrise, no crowds

Pieces of a busy port long gone, Cardiff Docks.

 

Read about my shot of the millenium (centre) in my blog.

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Durante un paseo en una lluviosa mañana.

Bulevar Ivana Crnojevića / Podgorica, Montenegro

6 shot panoramic of St Paul's and City of London at golden hour.

The façade of the Millenium Centre, Cardiff. Nicknamed the armadillo...

 

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Millenium Bridge shadows

Even from a distance, when I saw Chicago's Millennium Park, I knew I wanted to be there. The park covers 24.5-acre (99,000 m2) and features the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Cloud Gate, the Crown Fountain, the Lurie Garden, and various other attractions.

 

Millennium Park is considered one of the largest green roofs in the world, having been constructed on top of a railroad yard and large parking garages. The park, which is known for being user friendly, has a very rigorous cleaning schedule with many areas being swept, wiped down or cleaned multiple times a day.

  

One of the last pictures I took on my walk at night two weeks ago.

 

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Rosedale Moor, North Yorks National Park

DSC05107. La Coruña. Spain

The London Millenium footbridge, with Tate Modern art gallery on the far side.

The Millennium Mills is a derelict turn of 20th century flour mill in London, England. It is described as a "decaying industrial anachronism standing defiant and alone in the surrounding subtopia".

 

It is an old flour mill built in the early 1900s and 100s of men, women and children must have worked there in its heyday. The name comes from the owners' most successful product, a flour variety which they called "Millennium Flour" after winning the "The Miller Challenge Cup" at the 1899 International Bakers Exhibition. (from Wikipedia)

 

Created for the Awake Challenge 'Abandoned Heritage' and

for the Glow Challenge 'Painted Cities'

 

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Timisoara,Romania

1896-1901

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I need to revisit early on a Sunday if I hope to shoot the bridge without the crowds

Uniqueness of a trunk of a thousand-year-old tree, specifically an olive tree, located in Canet L´Roig (Castelló-Valencia)

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