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This pier on Townsville's Strand looks good anytime of day, but around dusk, the lights make it superb.
Inch Strand - Dingle Peninsula, Ireland
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Also known as "The Strand". This shot was obviously taken at a very quiet time on a very quiet day.
Most of the time, this road is full of (seemingly never ending) traffic.
To be amazed by seeing how different it looked 160 years ago (in 1857), click link below then count up 12 pics from bottom of page. Unbelievable. Really. I mean it.
www.liverpoolpicturebook.com/2013/01/WGHerdman.html
Link below shows how it looks today.
uk.images.search.yahoo.com/search/images;_ylt=A9mSs2cg7rJ...
RML2596 with 'Routemaster for Hire', is proceeding along Strand slowly in traffic carrying some NUT protesters.
Strand, not Holborn.
Een uur voor zonsondergang nog even naar strand geweest. Het weer was heerlijk en de lucht was mooi bewolkt.
Omdat de zon net achter de wolken was, kon ik de wolk mooi fotograferen.
Been an hour before sunset to the beach for a while. The weather was lovely and the sky was pretty cloudy.
Because the sun was just behind the clouds, I could see the cloud beautiful photograph
The Netherlands - Bloemendaal
Top down exploring details on beach and dunes at the North Sea coast, north of Bloemendaal aan Zee, with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line), not long before sunset. © Tom Kisjes
Strand Cinema Belfast on 24th April 2010 before screening of Kiss Me Kate for the 10th Belfast Film Festival
Poster advertising the historic first performances at the Abbey Theatre. This poster is one of the highlights of our extensive Joseph Holloway Theatre Collection of playbills, posters, and programmes dating from ca. 1880-1944. The collection covers the printed output of 200 theatre companies, professional and amateur dramatic groups, and also includes cinema and concert programmes, newspaper cuttings of reviews, etc.
An architect by day, Joseph Holloway redesigned the Abbey Theatre for its opening in 1904. By night, he attended every theatrical performance in Dublin, and was a member of every society connected with theatre in the city.
Size: 76.5 x 51 cm
Date: 1904
Printed by: An Cló-Cumann Ltd., Great Strand Street, Dublin
NLI Ref.: EPH F159
Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland