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The National Art Center, Tokyo
東京・国立新美術館
Two restaurants on the top of the two towers.
General resting area in the ground floor.
The architectural design well represents the spirit of being an art center.
n.*Perspective
the appearance of things relative to one another as determined by their distance from the viewer.
Platane (Plane) trees in Provence, Route N100, between the village of Céreste and the crossroad going to the village of Reillane.
These are 6 kilometers of the most beautiful scenic route I ever visited!
Perspectiva de farolas
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It's all a matter of perspective - Mt Airy, Philadelphia, PA - USA (Sony a7 Mark II - Sigma 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 DG DN OS Contemporary)
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TOTOミュージアム - 建築グラビア Architecture Gravure
Gallery : photowork.jp/christinayan01/architectural/archives/2814
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TOTO Museum (TOTOミュージアム).
Architect : Azusa Sekkei (設計：梓設計).
Contractor : Kajima Corporation (施工：鹿島建設).
Completed : May 2015 (竣工：2015年5月).
Structured : Steel frames (構造：鉄骨造).
Costs : $60 million (総工費：約60億円).
Use : Museum, office (用途：博物館).
Height : ft (高さ：m).
Floor : 4 (階数：4階).
Floor area : 118,876 sq.ft. (延床面積：11,044㎡).
Site area : 101,051 sq.ft. (敷地面積：9,388㎡).
Location : 2-1-1 Nakashima Kokura-Kita Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka, Japan (所在地：日本国福岡県北九州市小倉北区中島2-1-1).
Referenced :
www.toto.co.jp/company/press/2015/03/pdf/20150330.pdf
www.azusasekkei.co.jp/projects/6/6/detail/310
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I remembered Marshmallow Man on Ghostbusters. :D
マシュマロマンのような。
It is difficult to show how large Sandstone Falls is. This is a point at which it is just starting to fall, with Nigel in the frame to show some perspective.
Sandstone Falls is 1500 feet wide and has falls of 10-20+ feet high and is located just north of Hinton, West Virginia.
3-image HDR
Bicycles are becoming more popular by the day. Older people, as in this photograph, can exercise and save money. Younger people are taking up cycling as it is a 'cool' thing to do...and their bicycles are not the cheap variety. Having recovered from a cycling accident, I will soon return to the cycling ranks, both for exercise and to save spending money on transport.
Kallmorgen Tower, Hamburg, Germany
Architect: Werner Kallmorgen, Hamburg, Germany
This office building was originally built for IBM and is modelled on a Hollerith punch card. However, the punch card impression is hard to recognise at this angle of vision here and with windows opened.
For further informations: www.kallmorgen-tower.de/8/
I definitely bought the drone a few years ago for more than just railfanning (although I certainly have used it quite a bit that way). But I've always found the different patterns of the landscape around us to be fascinating, and it's part of what I enjoy capturing through photographs. It seems that so many of the world's interesting patterns get even more interesting when viewed from perspectives we don't normally experience. Through the drone lens' view, I get to see things from a fresh angle.
Yesterday while out and about shooting sunrise over the Mississippi River Valley (and coincidentally the CN local - see my previous posting), I came across what at least I find to be a fascinating example of what I mean. This view from just under 400' in the air looks down on the east end of the main spans of the Julien Dubuque Bridge, a 1943 trussed arch bridge carrying U.S. 20 between Dubuque Iowa and East Dubuque, Illinois that is a local landmark. The warm temperatures of the last week are starting to melt the ice of the Mississippi in spots, and the opening of a hole here near the bridge created quite the range of textures. The waters of the "big muddy" really were that dark, as with the low sun angle (about 40 minutes after sunrise) and most of the river still covered in ice, not much light was reaching the murky depths.
From My Perspective - The Golden Hour was rapidly fading but this view called me. Dilworthtown Road, rural Glen Mills, PA.
Perspective of daily chores and loss of focus in the distance.
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Your perspective on life makes all the difference!
A Fly Agarica mushroom that was growing in my neighbour's backyard. I photographed it from different angles until I found the perspective I liked best.
The Sonoma Coast, California
A beautiful day. I had my first chemo (for breast cancer after my lumpectomy) July 15 and I have recovered and built up my strength for the next one July 29. I use both western and eastern medicine, I guess, since I supplement with vitamins and herbs. I drink carrot juice and broccoli juice. There are so many ideas out there. I really have learned to walk to the beat of my own drum.