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Built in 1837, this Greek Revival-style house was built by Robert Montgomery on land purchased from Doctor Todd, where he lived until 1848, when the house was sold to Clifton Rodes, whom became the president of the Deposit Bank of Danville in 1853, with the house becoming the Central National Bank of Danville. Following the death of Clifton Rodes, the house was inherited by Charles H. Rodes, his son, whom was a prominent local lawyer. The house was featured as the backdrop for much of the 1957 film Raintree County, portraying the home of the character played by Montgomery Clift, with the film also prominently featuring Elizabeth Taylor. The house features a red brick exterior, a front wing with a side gable roof, a five-bay front facade with six-over-six double-hung windows flanking a central bay home to a six-over-six double-hung window with two-over-two double-hung sidelights on the second floor, and an impressive one-story ionic portico with large columns, a simple cornice, and a front door with rectangular transom and sidelights, with the exterior wall at the rear of the portico clad in stucco. The south facade along Lexington Avenue features mostly blank walls at the front wing with a chimney at the peak of the gable, a mirror of the north facade of the front wing of the house, with a rear wing featuring a rear gable behind this, featuring a south facade five bays wide, twelve-over-twelve double-hung windows in an asymmetrical arrangement on the second floor except the second-to-westernmost bay, which features a nine-over-nine double-hung window, with a nine-over-nine double-hung window in the bay below it, a one-story shed roof on the first floor with a porch featuring square brick columns at the western end, an enclosed brick-walled room in the center with an angled side wall, and a large sunroom with massive windows at the eastern end. To the rear of this wing, another wing stretches to the north, featuring smaller six-over-six double-hung windows and an arched doorway centered on the east facade, as well as a two-story porch with a shed roof on the north side of this wing. In addition to the main house, the eastern end of the property is home to a wooden carriage house with a corrugated metal side gable roof, with gabled dormers, which presently functions as a shed and garage/carport. The house is a contributing structure in the Todd-Montgomery Houses Historic District, also known as Beaten Biscuit Row, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
L'église dédiée à Saint François-Xavier a été construite par les Jésuites sur la place de la mairie de la vieille ville de Kaunas en Lituanie
Structure - holds and protects. I got lucky with this one. The light was changing and fast. 4 images merged with a little crop.
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A new part of the city developing on the site of the former blast furnaces in Esch Belval, Luxembourg
I've been in the succulent greenhouse. It's not very exciting there, cacti and all that. But when I saw this plant through the branches, I had to make a pictures.
St. Bernard de Clairvaux Church is a medieval Spanish monastery cloister which was built in the town of Sacramenia in Segovia, Spain, in the 12th century but dismantled in the 20th century and shipped to New York City in the United States. It was eventually reassembled at 16711 West Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach, Florida, where it is now an Episcopal church and tourist attraction called Ancient Spanish Monastery. It is the oldest European-built structure in the Western Hemisphere.
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Antiche strutture.
La chiesa dedicata a Sant'Audoeno di Rouen fu costruita intorno al 1190 dagli anglo-normanni, appena arrivati in Irlanda. Come molte chiese medioevali, aveva un cimitero, oggi diventato parco, dove furono seppelliti diverse importante figure, tra cui alcuni vescovi e politici della città . È considerata come la chiesa più antica di Dublino oggi dedicata al rito anglicano, mentre al suo fianco ne sorge una più moderna per il rito cattolico romano. Guarda il timelapse in 4k nel link di seguito.
Ancient structures.
The church dedicated to St. Audoen of Rouen was built around 1190 by the anglo-normans, that had recently arrived in Ireland . As many other medieval churches it had a cemetery, today a park, were many important figures were buried, from bishops to lord mayors of Dublin. It is considered the oldest church of Dublin, today dedicated to the Anglican rite, while adjacent there is a modern church dedicated to the Roman Catholic rite. Check the 4k timelapse in the link below.
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Here you see some impressions taken from an old, ruinous house in prerow. I like it to play with those morbide structures ...
Abstract cropped imaged of a section of a ceiling window inside the Aria Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
This image was taken whilst exploring the streets of Florence one morning during a weekend trip.
I explored not knowing what or how to capture my surroundings but knew I wanted to make the most of the relatively empty streets.
I was fortunate that some nuns passed by the Santa Maria as they help to capture the scale of the structure.
The structure was built in 1910 as soldiers' quarters for the men of the Royal Artillery who manned the Central and West Batteries. On the night of 18 December 1941, Japanese troops successfully crossed the Lei Yue Mun Channel from Devil's Peak and were engaged in fierce fighting with the defenders in this building. After stubborn resistance, the defenders, overwhelmed by superior numbers and firepower, were forced to retreat.
(Source: Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence Leisure and Cultural Services Department)
This shot was taken at the beginning of the winter in Lignano (Friuli Venezia-Giulia, Italy): as the title suggests, the symmetry and the persistence of the various elements ware what caught my attention.
The mighty Forth Rail Bridge, shot at dawn break from South Queensferry.
Last image of 'the bridge' I think, though I would like to go back, be an interesting view from the top! Thanks for all your comments and feedback on these shots, lovely guys all of you :)
210 Seconds (10.0 stop ND Filter)/F11/ISO100/Sigma 10-20mm lens @12mm
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