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Landscape view of The Columbia Center in downtown Seattle, the second tallest building on the west coast of the USA. I hope that you like this composition.
Architects: Chester L. Lindsey
Another photo of this apartment building facade in Barcelona, Spain. It was inspired by the building opposite, Gaudi’s wavy La Pedrera. Facade architect:: Toyo Ito.
Sorry everyone I'm trying to catch up but my Flickr seems to be painfully slow this evening!
From our local RHS Garden - Hyde Hall.
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Simple Abstract 25 re-visited, this time in larger landscape version. This is another black and white view looking up at the curvaceous balconies of the 'Riverwalk' apartments, overlooking the River Thames at Westminster, in London. Architects: Stanton Williams.
On those days / when I sense less of internal structure / I realize to focus more / on fixed structures in the surroundings
A section of the Walbrook Building roofline, photo taken from the inner courtyard behind Cannon Street in the City of London. Architect: Foster & Partners - Built 2010.
Another photo looking up at Lombard Wharf, a residential tower in south London. Architects: Patel Taylor.
in my Industrial Series ...
Taken June 7, 2017
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The family of Torymidae comprises more than 960 known species.
This guy is presumably from the genus Torymus, which still has 390 species.
Most of them are ectoparasitoids of gall forming insects, usually gall wasps and gall midges.
So you might observe a fly ovipositing an egg into a leaf, and see a wasp moult out of the gall a couple of weeks later!
This tiny wasp exhibits physical colours at the whole body.
No special illumination (other than diffused white) applied here. Its just, that these guys are so small, that you normaly don't see these beautiful colors.
Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 10x NA 0.28 tube lens: Thorlabs 165mm
Illumination: Oblique
A landscape image of the car park at Leeds University, Yorkshire, designed by CJCT Architects. Photo taken in January 2022.
Here's the square format version of this photograph: flic.kr/p/2nxGRFH
Top of the MM Galleria in the city-center, Poznan. If only they had built this 3 meters taller.....in a city that really needs some elevated scenic views, this almost does the job. Still its a view.. ;)
Poznan, Poland
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The blue colour of a Kingfisher's feathers isn't due to pigment, but a phenomenon called structural coloration, where the feather's structure scatters blue light. The feathers are actually brown.
I haven't noticed it very often but under certain lighting conditions and viewing angle - the brown colour can be seen - as on the primary feathers in this shot.
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This building was the former Yorkshire Bank Headquarters in Merrion Way, Leeds. Most of the structure behind this once highly polished, now dusty, facade has now been demolished.
Demolition is continuing.
Designed by Abbey Hanson Rowe (AHR) Architects in 1984.
Photo taken on 28th August 2025.
Another photo of Stanley Street NCP car park in the New Bailey development area of Salford. It was nominated for 'Best New Car Park' at the British Parking Awards 2019.
Designed by AHR Architects.
Here's the link to my other 'Structural Expressionism' images: flic.kr/s/aHBqjzL8RQ
We do not possess tradition in order to become fossilized within it, but to develop it, even to the point of profoundly changing it. But in order to transform it, we must first of all act “with” what has been given to us; we must use it. And it is through the values and richness which I have received that I can become, in my own turn, creative, capable not only of developing what I find in my hands, but also changing radically both its meaning, its structure, and perspective.
-The Religious Sense, LUIGI GIUSSANI, pg. 37
On a long winterwalk over the "heavenly hills" I was attracted of this gate and the veranda and thought they looked good together, formating a structural unit...
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Steps leading up to a doorway.
This is a Cubist villa designed by the French architect, Paul Sinoir in the 1930s. Yves St Laurent lived at the house from the early 1980s until his death.
The house was built in the Majorelle Garden, a two and half acre botanical garden and artist's landscape garden in Marrakech, Morocco. It was created by the French Orientalist artist, Jacques Majorelle.