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Monsoon afternoon thunderstorm hits Vail, Arizona with half inch of rain in just 10 minutes. Timelapse taken with NEST security camera through window.
Taken with my NEST security camera on 16 Oct 2018 from outside Cheyenne, Wyoming. This time lapse covers the period from ~6AM to 6PM in just 15 seconds. Sunny skies with temperatures in the 50's finally cleared the ground after several days of unseasonably cold temperatures. Reached 8F two days earlier!!! Camera is looking north.
A bit of a different photo as I used a security camera to grab this one. A bit lower image quality that I like, but it does tell a story.
When we go for a family ski at the cabin we leave the dogs in the bedroom as we worry about the chaos from squirrel patrol if they had access to the full cabin. The bedroom is attached to a closet that has a window looking over the driveway. A couple of weeks ago we noticed that when we came home from a ski Aggie would be at the window watching us arrive. So, I set up one of the mini video cameras on motion detection and turned it facing inwards to monitor the closet.
Turns out that she only shows up in the closet when she hears us coming. She then barks to sound the raise the canine alarm, but after that leaves the closet to wait for us at the bedroom door. This is as far as Bruno made it into the closet after Aggie raised the alarm. Eva never showed up leaving home security fully in Aggie's capable paws.
Turns out that Aggie is high security, Bruno is low security, and Eva is no security.
Taken at Baker Street Tube, London
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The World Trade Center site in New York City.
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from wikipedia:
The new 7 World Trade Center construction began in 2002 and was completed in 2006. It is 52 stories tall and still situated above the aforementioned power substation. Built on a smaller footprint than the original to allow Greenwich Street to be restored from TriBeCa through the World Trade Center site and south to Battery Park, the new building is bounded by Greenwich, Vesey, Washington, and Barclay streets. A small park across Greenwich Street occupies space that was part of the original building's footprint. The current 7 World Trade Center's design placed emphasis on safety, with a reinforced concrete core, wider stairways, and thicker fireproofing of steel columns, and incorporates numerous environmentally friendly features.
Sunshine station in the golden hour, with my favourite local tree highlighted in the foreground.
This image attempts to capture a quintessential piece of modern infrastructure bathed in "golden hour" lighting, and attempting to create an interesting psychogeographic study of how institutional architecture interfaces with natural elements and human scale.
The most striking feature is the interplay between the organic and the constructed - large eucalyptus trees with their characteristic pale, twisted trunks lean into the frame, their leaves catching the warm sunset light. These trees have predated the building, and the architecture has been built around them, creating an unintentional dialogue between natural growth patterns and planned space.
The building itself represents typical contemporary institutional architecture - clean lines, metal and glass, elevated walkways, and security features like fencing and camera, cameras everywhere. There's a subtle tension between accessibility and control - while there's a welcoming pedestrian approach and bike parking visible, there are also clear boundaries marked by gates and fences.
The quality of light is particularly significant to the psychological experience of this space. The low-angle sunlight creates long shadows and gives the typically austere institutional architecture a momentary warmth, softening its edges. This transformation suggests how the same space can evoke different emotional responses depending on temporal conditions.
The curved pathway and the positioning of the trees create a natural leading line that draws people toward the entrance, while simultaneously providing a buffer between the hard architectural elements and the human experience of approaching the building. This design element subtly influences how people move through and relate to the space.
The overall composition considers the modern condition of navigating spaces that attempt to balance institutional functionality, security concerns, and human comfort - a common psychogeographic theme in contemporary urban environments.
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Another CCTV camera shot. They're everywhere..!
Shot with Canon EOS 400D + Canon 18-55mm
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A car approached me shortly after taking this and I was asked kindly to leave the place. This person also told me that she will note my personal data if I am still here in 10 minutes. I did not take those shots on private ground but public space, I only took images of those camera, the fence and a bit of grass. There were no signs saying that it is prohibited to take photos here. She also told me that this is: " No way to behave". I don't really know what she was referring to but I guess she meant that I had put my camera on a tripod to shoot at night in public space. One of my bad habits.
Very sedating to know how good those cameras are working isnt it?
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Armoured Land Rover Penman with a telescopic CCTV dome attachment belonging to the Police Service of Northern Ireland. One of the few specialist CCTV units.
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Just after the Terrace Tunnel, road into Wellington City.
Winter coming on and evenings getting shorter = more chances for night photography.
A railway-side landscape seen through a chain-link fence.
Tracks, barbed wire, utility structures, and a security camera sign form a quiet system of restriction — a place organized by lines, warnings, and distance.
Part of my ongoing observations of human-altered landscapes and urban edges around Osaka.
This is a shot from inside the indoor market in the city center of Inverness, my wife thought the lights were really nice. Notice the security camera at the center top of the photo, looks out of place here
Multi-layered high clouds created odd waves of light that accelerates in this time lapse clip. The ultra wide field of view probably enabled this optical phenomena to be recorded. Taken remotely with my NEST security camera in Vail, Arizona.
Taken 10 June 2019.
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The two locks allow ships to enter and leave the harbour at Farmsum, the Damsterdiep river, and the Eemskanaal
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