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taken in Düsseldorf's most fascinating lamp shop,
" Licht by Horst " with the kind permission of the owner.
While I was strolling through Düsseldorf's old town looking for a new motif, I discovered a lamp shop in a backyard. Here I was wandering around a bit when the owner spotted me and, since I had a Leica in my hand, he allowed me to visit and photograph the different lamps. A real Leica fan :))))))
So I went to work.
one of my earliest memories was sitting here with my family and having an ice cream in the cafe, moving on 30 years and the budget for this beautiful place has been cut leaving the building go into disrepair. such a shame.
Blackpool has been home to the mill that shares its name since the 17th century. The present building has stood at this site since 1813. The mill was used as an iron furnace through to the 19th century. The mill continued in use right up until 1945 for grinding corn. Blackpool Mill was once open to the public but, as of summer 2013, the site remains shut until further notice.
Blackpool Bridge, to the east of the mill, is a Grade II listed bridge contructed around 1825 to cross the River Cleddau.
Compositionally Challenged Week 6 - Pick 2 or more
mysterious, metallic, mirror, reflection
Happy Thursday Monochrome!
Early morning during the golden hour above the Reflection Canyon Trailhead illustrating the breath of the upcoming hike I would undertake and the notable Navajo Mountain in the far ground at the end of the 50 Mile ridgeline, which is the end of the right ridgeline in the slick rock area beyond the first grouping of slick rock. Individuals wishing to undertake the hard hike should check out the trail information on AllTrails.
Ceiling reflection at the entrance to the Porsche Museum.
A queue of people are waiting with a safe distance at the entrance on the day after the first corona lockdown in Germany.
I gave importance to reflection of blue sky, building , furniture & others on the floor of the club house hall (indoor ) and the swimming pool, buildings and plants (out door ) it is a real estate photography.
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Reflections along the river Rothay in Grasmere in 2020
The Rothay is a spate river of the Lake District in north-west England. Its name comes from Old Norse and translates literally as the red one. This has come to mean trout river. It rises close to Rough Crag above Dunmail Raise at a point about 1542 feet above sea level.