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Still here, now used as a walk way.
Used to connect the Illawarra line between Oatley and Como as a Gantlet bridge which ment only on train at a time can use it.
Taken looking towards Como.
This is one of the views from a cruise on the Marina reservoir in Singapore. One can see a bridge right in front and buildings behind. There are also a number of cranes at a construction site and there are a number of white clouds in the sky and trees on the waterfront.
#09. Malta. Tigne'. March09. Belveder.
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RAF Senigot, taken towards end of Summer after finally finding the location Yeah. Go in better light next time.
There are many river cruises in Singapore, and it is something very popular for tourists. Here is an empty river cruise boat on the water, just next to a bridge on the water. In the background, just beyond the bridge is an overhead lighting support, meant for the Formula One race that is held in the night, and in behind those are the high rise buildings along with cranes. The sky has a large number of white clouds.
Looking up at the awe-inspiring Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The sleek stainless steel and glass facade glimmers under the night sky, showcasing the modern architectural brilliance of one of the world's most iconic skyscrapers.
Eiffel Tower from Parc du Champs de Mars, Paris, France.
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Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires: A towering, vibrant yellow industrial crane stands as a silent sentinel against the deep, velvety expanse of the night sky. The structure’s intricate iron latticework is illuminated by sharp, artificial light, casting long shadows that emphasize the geometric complexity of this mechanical relic. Once a vital artery for maritime commerce, the crane now serves as a nostalgic landmark, bridging the gap between the neighborhood’s gritty harbor origins and its current status as a sophisticated urban hub. The upward-angled perspective emphasizes the sheer scale of the machinery, creating a dramatic sense of depth that draws the eye toward the dark, starlit heavens. Beneath the crane, the soft glow of distant city lights filters through the atmosphere, providing a stark contrast to the utilitarian steel geometry above. The deliberate composition highlights the interplay between industrial decay and architectural preservation, capturing the essence of a rapidly evolving cityscape. By anchoring the frame with this massive crane, the photograph invites viewers to contemplate the transformation of Argentina's waterfront from a working dockland into a premiere cultural destination. This iconic silhouette remains an essential study of how historical infrastructure can be reclaimed to define the modern identity of a global metropolis. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires: Una imponente grúa industrial de color amarillo vibrante se erige como un centinela silencioso contra la profunda y aterciopelada extensión del cielo nocturno. El intrincado entramado de hierro de la estructura está iluminado por una luz artificial nÃtida, que proyecta largas sombras que enfatizan la complejidad geométrica de esta reliquia mecánica. Alguna vez una arteria vital para el comercio marÃtimo, la grúa ahora sirve como un punto de referencia nostálgico, cerrando la brecha entre los orÃgenes portuarios de este barrio y su estatus actual como un sofisticado centro urbano. La perspectiva en ángulo ascendente enfatiza la escala de la maquinaria, creando una sensación dramática de profundidad que atrae la vista hacia los oscuros cielos estrellados. Debajo de la grúa, el suave resplandor de las luces distantes de la ciudad se filtra a través de la atmósfera, proporcionando un marcado contraste con la geometrÃa de acero utilitaria de arriba. La composición deliberada destaca la interacción entre la decadencia industrial y la preservación arquitectónica, capturando la esencia de un paisaje urbano en rápida evolución. Al anclar el encuadre con esta grúa masiva, la fotografÃa invita a los espectadores a contemplar la transformación del frente costero de Argentina, de un muelle de trabajo a un destino cultural de primer nivel. Esta silueta icónica sigue siendo un estudio esencial sobre cómo la infraestructura histórica puede ser recuperada para definir la identidad moderna de una metrópolis global. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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