View over Sibiu, Romania, as seen from the city wall.

View from Seattle space needle.

Catalog #: Iraq_00201

Collection: Edwin Newman Collection

Album #: AL4-B

Page #: 40

Picture on Page: 2

Description : View from Aerodrome

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive

View through the window of Tate Modern

NIKON EL2 - NIKKORMAT 24 mm 1:2.8 - ILFORD FP4 PLUS

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The view at night was much better. :D

This was the view I had from the chalet named "Dreamcatcher" where I stayed in the Smoky Mountains. The peak is Mount LeConte and in the valley below is Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

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View of Toledo cathedral from the alcazar library

Views of the Leicester City taken from the roof of the soon to be demolished New Walk Centre Building

Here is a view of Manhattan from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken. Shown to the right of the image is the Freedom Tower in downtown Manhattan

Raj Trivedi 2014

Hoboken, New Jersey

View of Arvidsjaur in November.

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of the secluded beach / shoreline

View of downtown Columbus, Ohio from the boat dock on the Scioto River at North Bank Park.

This was taken at about 7.00 in the morning from the hill view point in Wayanad ..

This view of Mount Adams is from the Helispot, a pullout for the Heart Lake Trail in the Bird creek Meadows area. If you make a journey up this way, the flowers are just getting started really, with only a few in the upper meadows and plenty in the Hellroaring Meadows along the Heart Lake Trail. Mosquitos are plentiful in the meadows also, so be prepared.

Entry fee to this area of the Yakama Nation lands is $5.00 per vehicle, good for 5 days... and if you ask the Rangers they have new maps of the area with all the trails. Also, if you camp, there are campgrounds at Bench, Mirror and Bird Lakes with a $10 fee that includes 12 pieces of firewood. The only backcountry camping allowed on the Reservation is at Sunrise Camp on Mount Adams, and off trail camping not allowed here in Tract D. However you can hike the 9 trail across the boundary and camp on forest service lands.

I told you I was going to hike trails the last couple day, but somehow since losing Rio I had no enthusiasm and other than helping the Ranger with some woodcutting I mostly rested a lot. I suspect it was much needed after my hectic couple weeks!

I will be at Saturday market at the Grange in Trout Lake on Saturday from 9 to 3, so if you are in the area stop on by!

A small set of 4 landscapes shot in monochrome. These were shot as in-camera monochrome jpg's with the X-Pro1. Post production included contrast boost, and shadow burning.

Check out more photos from this place here: www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/collections/72157611783631029/

The view we had from our cabin in the Smoky Mountains

© Jonas Wingfield

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Title: View Downstream Right Bank

Creator: Unknown

Date: December 15, 1911

Part Of: Hardinge Bridge Construction, India

Series: Album 3, Hardinge Bridge Construction, India

Place: Paksey, Bangladesh

Description: This photograph is from the third album in a set of eleven albums documenting the construction of Hardinge Bridge over the lower Ganges River at Sara, India (now Paksey, Bangladesh) on the Dhaka-Kolkata railway line. Sir Robert Gailes was the chief engineer for construction of the steel railroad bridge.

Physical Description: 1 photographic print; gelatin silver, part of 1 volume (75 gelatin silver prints); 16 x 29 cm on 30 x 41 cm mount

File: ag1991_0812x_3_12_opt.jpg

Rights: Please cite DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University when using this file. A high-resolution version of this file may be obtained for a fee. For details see the sites.smu.edu/cul/degolyer/research/permissions/ web page. For other information, contact degolyer@smu.edu.

For more information and to view the image in high resolution, see: digitalcollections.smu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/eaa/id/1776

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Haven't been on for a couple of days due to being very busy with stuff but whilst I was off I broke the 100,000 views milestone wahoo :)

Thankyou to all my friends and visitors helping my stream reach this massive figure and I hope you have enjoyed looking through all my pictures.

Hopefully getting back out with my camera soon so some new pictures coming soon.

This is one from last year of me and my daughter on eastbourne pier and was taken by my wife.

Thankyou for all your support leaving comments and faving my pictures boosting me especially during the last year which has been quite tough.

Thanks :)

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while climbing to the tempels high up at Mt Girnar we had this stunning view back to Junagadh

The view from Flatside Pinnacle. The mountain in the distance is Forked Mountain.

Flatside Pinnacle is in the Flatside Wilderness of the Ouachita National Forest, not far from Little Rock, Arkansas.

Banbury Station viewed from the south end. 47560 is calling with the 17.41 departure for Paddington, 10/7/81

View from Gradacac Fortress down to old part of Gradacac town.

view of fort walls and battlements at diu in india

A wonderful view.

Day 329/365

Went to sort out my friend's mothers computer on their rural farm.

Wow what lovely views they have!

View from N850NP on flight from Bournemouth in October 2021

View looking northwest from Settle Station, Yorkshire.

Coney Island

Very hazy, polluted aerial cityscape view from the Monsoon Palace of Udaipur, India

side view

On Google Campus

This is a grand place, that photographs do not entirely do justice to. Well not mine anyway! The photo is taken looking east across the Ngozumpa Glacier, to the equally stone covered Gyubanar Glacier. Not very pretty as glacial scenery goes, and somewhat reminiscent of a Great War battlefield! The first two peaks on the right are the Kangchung Peaks and the third peak is Nirekha Peak. Everest and Lhotse/Nuptse dominate the distant view, with the South Coll showing clearly between them.