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HDR image of the Portland, Oregon skyline during the Waterfront Blues Festival, Fourth of July weekend, 2008. On the right, Hawthorne Bridge.
Portland Cement Works Engine number 6 made in 1927 by Peckett.
In one of the cement quarries 1967'
Northland, New Zealand.
B & W negative
One of the last flop house hotels in downtown Portland will soon be introduced to the "wrecking ball". $40 per night for a room. However, a number of people live here weekly or monthly for less per day. A real eye sore and not too healthy a place to live.
Portland street performers work the crowd with their card tricks and acrobatic skills at the Portland Saturday Market.
Capture Date: March 28, 2015, 12:04:48PM
Exposure: 1/200 sec at f/3.5
Focal Length: 22.49mm
ISO 80
Flash did not fire
Sony DSC-RX100
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Portland Basin, also known as New Wharf, is the terminus of the Ashton Canal where it meets the northern end of the Peak Forest Canal. There is also a short branch to Dukinfield.
The masonry arch bridge carrying the Ashton Canal towpath over the Peak Forest Canal was built in 1835. It has a single ring of voussoirs with a keystone, a deck of stone setts and stone flag parapets.
This elegant, stone-built footbridge became notorious for many attempted suicides during the Cotton Famine of the 1860's and hence the canal basin in the foreground gained the nickname
"The Weaver's Rest"