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One of the few bells on Borobudur that were damaged reveals the Buddha statue inside. Ironically the figure is in contemplation even though the dome cover is removed.
This image was taken on Tuesday 22nd April 2014 at Alexanders Live Open Mic Night. For more information about Alexanders see their web site:
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Zeitpunkt Aufnahme: 2015:05:10 12:57
Belichtung 1/125
Blende f/3.20
Brennweite 210 mm
Turnhalle Alt Erlaa
I popped down to Tower Bridge on Sunday night to capture some blue hour city scape shots and to my complete excitement, an alarm went off as we were ushered to the end of the bridge so it could open up to let a tall boat (you can see its lights at the bottom of the shot) pass through.
I would have liked to have a shot with more of the boat in but there were loads of people in front of me also trying to get a good shot of it so I had to tilt the camera upwards to cut them out of the frame.
I've only seen it open up once before this so it was a rare treat to have been in the right place at the right time this time around.
There are a few other shots which in my opinion are compositionally better than this one but I need to do some serious cloning out of people's heads first.
Target #1215 (122,824 square feet)
240 Market Drive, Midway Market Square, Elyria, OH
Opened October 10th, 1999
The lake re-froze so the only open water was in The Cove where the swans were enjoying an underwater salad.
It was open day at he Brother in Law's Stud. I had taken hundreds of photos - of horses. A change was needed...
Took this one tonight at Ribersborg open-air bath (Ribersborgs kallbadhus in Swedish) on the Ribersborg beach in Malmö, approximately one kilometre southwest of Turning Torso.
It has taken about three weeks for this pretty bell shaped flower to open since I posted it as a huge bud.It was worth the wait though as she is a beauty.I am now getting cuttings from friends for all kinds of succulents and cacti. Can see they will be catching up with my orchid collection. LOL.Anita
This is one end of Bugis Street in Singapore in 1966. Most of Bugis street was behind me when I took this photograph.
A street market by day, in the evening it became one long open air bar and restaurant. This must have been taken around 6pm before darkness fell, and long before the street theatre, colourful characters and drinkers thronged the street.
This was all demolished in 1985 as Singapore became a modern city, but such was the outcry, they were forced to build a new Bugis street, although by all accounts a sanitized shopping version. In Singapore now it would not be possible to have a street as politically incorrect or lively as the original Bugis Street.