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Amazing sunrise taken from the Carnival Spirit cruise ship.
Love walking these decks in the early mornings.
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Artwork to commemorate the end of the mining industry in that region of Germany in 2012. 30 meter high and 1.500 tons of steel.
An earlier motif revisited - this time after nightfall, and with a dark, gloomy b&w finish. I felt reminded of Gotham City.
A minimalist view of an urban tower in Sydney, Australia. Side light highlights the contrast between bright metal panels and the dark steel frame, while soft clouds balance the strong vertical lines and geometric forms.
On a chilly fall night, pedestrians trudge home on Chicago's city streets. The red brakes lights and traffic lights are sending signals to the contrary, but the city doesn't stop.
Photo taken during a nice walk with Flickr friends in Vienna.
Danke an Ines-Maria für das Aussuchen des interessanten Viertels, Daniela für das Rüberklettern und Öffnen der Tür, Christine und Heinz für das Wissen und die Geschichten über Wien.
Ein wundervoller Nachmittag und hoffentlich sieht man sich im August wieder.
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Das Saarpolygon ist ein markantes modernes Wahrzeichen in Deutschland, gelegen auf der Bergehalde Duhamel in Ensdorf, Saarland. Diese 30 Meter hohe Stahlkonstruktion symbolisiert den Wandel der Saarregion von ihrer bergbaulichen Vergangenheit hin zu einer neuen Zukunft. Entworfen von den Architekten Krebs und Kiefer, ist das Monument sowohl eine Skulptur als auch eine Aussichtsplattform und bietet einen beeindruckenden Blick über das Saarland.
Das geometrische Design des Saarpolygons verleiht ihm ein dynamisches, sich je nach Blickwinkel veränderndes Erscheinungsbild. Besonders fotogen ist es bei Sonnenaufgang, Sonnenuntergang oder während der Blauen Stunde, wenn dramatische Himmelsszenen seine industrielle Ästhetik unterstreichen.
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The Saarpolygon is a striking modern landmark in Germany, located on the Duhamel coal slag heap in Ensdorf, Saarland. This 30-meter-high steel structure symbolizes the transformation of the Saar region from its coal-mining past to a new future. Designed by architects Krebs and Kiefer, the monument is both a sculpture and a viewing platform, offering panoramic views of the Saar Valley.
The Saarpolygon’s geometric design gives it a dynamic, ever-changing appearance depending on the viewer’s angle. It’s especially photogenic at sunrise, sunset, or during blue hour, with dramatic skies adding to its industrial aesthetic. (Quelle/source: Internet)
A Broadcast Partners Chief Engineer working on the FM antennas at the Gerbrandy Broadcast Tower (Cellnex Gerbrandytoren) in IJsselstein the Netherlands. He is located at an altitude of 354 meter (approx. 387 yards).
The photo is taken by hand from above.
The Gerbrandytoren is the highest building/structure in the Netherlands.
Impression of the Gerbrandy tower: flic.kr/p/H45bjs
A Broadcast Partners Chief Engineer working on the FM antennas at the Gerbrandy Broadcast Tower (Cellnex Gerbrandytoren) in IJsselstein the Netherlands. He is located at an altitude of 354 meter (approx. 387 yards).
The Gerbrandytoren is the highest building/structure in the Netherlands.
Impression of the Gerbrandy tower: flic.kr/p/H45bjs
Dominant l'horizon bruxellois, cette grue de chantier semble monter la garde sous un vaste ciel traversé de nuages. Photographiée depuis le ring de Bruxelles, sa silhouette métallique se détache avec force, transformant une scène industrielle ordinaire en une présence presque monumentale.
Towering above the Brussels skyline, this construction crane stands like a silent guardian beneath a vast cloud-filled sky. Photographed from the Brussels Ring, its steel framework rises with striking presence, turning an ordinary industrial scene into something almost monumental.
What started out as a late afternoon shoot of the walkable tetrahedron steel pyramid on top of a spoil tip in Bottrop turned into a rather exciting, rain-swept endeavor as a thunderstorm passed right overhead.
Sous le bleu intense du ciel de Zaventem, une grue à tour déploie ses lignes d'acier à travers les nuages. Réduite à sa plus pure géométrie, elle devient plus qu'un simple outil de construction : elle semble dessiner des formes invisibles dans le ciel, là où l'industrie rencontre l'art et l'imagination.
Against the deep blue sky above Zaventem, a tower crane stretches its steel lines across drifting clouds. Reduced to its simplest geometry, the structure becomes more than a construction tool: it seems to sketch invisible shapes in the sky, where industry meets art and imagination.
Brighton's West Pier
For almost a century and a half the West Pier has been Britain’s most iconic pier. Renowned for its wonderful architectural style, it has been visited and enjoyed by millions. Even today with its sculptural remains casting an eerie beauty over the seafront, the West Pier is still the most photographed building in Brighton.
Source : www.westpier.co.uk
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31st July, 2019