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Nikon F w/ Nikkor 35f1.4 pre-ai / Ilford FP4 125 @400
Sunny f16 rule
Rodinal 1+100 1h30 Stand development
Home scanned on Epson V550
Modern architecture is very textured. Even at midday you can find very interesting combinations of color, light and shadow.
Here you see some impressions taken from an old, ruinous house in prerow. I like it to play with those morbide structures ...
Speyside Distillery
Glen Moray has been distilled on the banks of the River Lossie since 1897 by a small dedicated team of craftsmen.
In over a century of distilling at Glen Moray, much has changed. However, the ingredients, processes and the skills of those responsible for producing this finest quality single malt whisky remain constant.
A small, friendly and informal distillery, Glen Moray is in the heart of Elgin, the historic capital of Speyside. The area around Elgin is known as the Laich of Moray.
Glen Moray is a partner member of the world famous Malt Whisky Trail.
Singapore-guide.com: "Gardens by the Bay is a huge, colourful, futuristic park in the bay area of Singapore. The famous Supertree structures offer an impressive skywalk over the gardens, over-sized seashell-shaped greenhouses recreate chilly mountain climates and there are hundreds of trees and plants to discover, making this destination great fun for both kids and adults. The best place to grasp the size of Gardens by the Bay is from the top of Marina Bay Sands, which sits directly opposite the park, the space encompass 250 acres of reclaimed land on the waterfront. Getting here is easy, either via walkways from the hotel, giving you an elevated view of the gardens, or taking the slightly longer riverside promenade to enter the park near the two domes. Walking around the park won’t cost you a cent but if you want to step inside the climate-controlled conservatories, or walk amongst the Supertrees, there is a fee. The main park area is open from 9:00 to 21:00."
There are a few ways to get to the Gardens by the bay. Since I am at the Marina Bay Sands, I take the route to the Lion bridge. From there I take some shots of the Supertree grove, OCBC Skywalk, and finally the two domes: Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. I simply titled this image using their last names.
This is my perspective of the Gardens and I believe it is nothing extraordinary about it as many images of the Gardens have been displayed. However, I need to take the photo as my friends will normally ask whether I have been to the Gardens! It is such a popular place for Singapore visitors.
The woman in the photo is me, I was in one of the arcaded galleries of la Vieille Charité in Marseille.
The photo was taken by a friend of mine (lizlaz88), then I processed it.
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La vieille charité is a former almshouse, now functioning as a museum and cultural centre, situated in the heart of Le Panier, the most ancient quarter of Marseille (Provence, France). Constructed between 1671 and 1749 in the Baroque style to the designs of the architect Pierre Puget, it comprises four ranges of arcaded galleries in three storeys surrounding a space with a central chapel surmounted by an ovoid dome.
La Vieille charité, située au cœur du quartier du Panier dans le 2e arrondissement de Marseille, dans le quartier officiel des Grands-Carmes, est un bâtiment édifié au xviie siècle, sur les plans de Pierre Puget pour abriter les indigents et les pauvres de la ville.
L\'hospice est représentatif de l\'architecture du xviie siècle, en particulier du fait de la présence de la superbe chapelle de Puget et de sa coupole ovoïde.
Aujourd\'hui, elle abrite de nombreuses structures telles que le Centre international de poésie Marseille (cipM), la Direction des musées de Marseille et plusieurs musées municipaux (le Musée d\'archéologie méditerranéenne, le Musée d’Arts Africains, Océaniens, Amérindiens), une salle de conférence (Le Miroir), une librairie, l\'école doctorale de l\'EHESS et le Centre National de Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), ainsi que plusieurs fonds bibliothécaires spécialisés et des expositions temporaires.
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Frankfurt am Main Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) was built in 1888.
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Lexington Trip 2022-05
May 26 - 29, 2022
Homeward Bound
Stop In Perryville, Kentucky
11:16 AM EDT, May 29, 2022
Wide view of the Perryville Cave with another old structure in the background and the carriage house on the right.
208 West 4th Street, Perryville, Boyle County Kentucky.
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A new part of the city developing on the site of the former blast furnaces in Esch Belval, Luxembourg
A third trip into the vast structure of Battersea Power Station to see the Art Deco styled Control Room A.
3 x portrait shots stitched into a panorama.
Mark di Suvero sculpture in Marlene Dietrich Platz
"...Mark di Suvero's works deal with the subject of the moment of movement in a symbolic sense. In contrast to their virtual stasis and centered calm, his sculptures appear to carry dynamic expressive powers which actively pervade the surrounding area. The overriding impression they give is one of merely latent and imaginary mobility, even though there are sometimes moving parts on his sculptures." Daimler Art Collection
While the rest of the shooters were down the line positioning for the sunrise I was intrigued by the dock remnants that lay in the foreground and the reflection of the clouds in the the water. I had the spot all to myself so it was a quiet start to the day.
Altamont, 10 stories of massive brick and limestone, overwhelmed its predecessors. The $1 million structure was part of a two-decade trend of spectacular hotels that opened throughout the region, including Wilkes-Barre’s Hotel Sterling (1898), Scranton’s Hotel Casey (1909), Tamaqua’s Majestic Hotel (1924) and Pottsville’s Necho Allen (1927). In terms of elegance and accessibility, the Altamont beat its downtown competitors, located just over a block from the Lehigh Valley Railroad Station and along a highway that ended at Philadelphia’s footsteps.
The Altamont was a tribute to Thomas’ modern convictions. The shining red edifice commanded its street corner, confidently standing above church steeples and Victorian storefronts. Guests could access the hotel at its formal entrance on Broad Street or its arguably more expansive opening on North Church Street. Iron marquees extended over the building’s sidewalks, protecting guests from Hazleton’s typically unpredictable weather.