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Funfair powered by showman's engines at night, captured at the Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fayre 2016 annual event held in the grounds of Old Warden Park.
This image has received the following recognition.
2022 - The Disabled Photography Society (Digital Projected Image) - HC Place in Experienced Class.
2021 - Frome BPE - 11/15 and Accepted.
2022 - Evesham BPE - 12/15 and Accepted.
2022 - Winchester BPE - 11/15 and Accepted.
2022 - Beyond BPE - 12/15 and Accepted.
2023 - Birmingham BPE - 12/15 and Accepted.
2023 - Neath BPE - 12/15 and Accepted.
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The Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time of its opening May 24, 1883. At the time, it was billed as "the Eigth Wonder of the World". It opened to horse carriages and pedestrians, a far cry from the walkers, joggers, bicyclists and motorized vehicles of today. In the background is One World Trade Center, a view also not familiar to the early crossings of the time.
An estimated 20 to 30 people died during the 14 year construction. Based on sparse record keeping at that time. most are believed to have died from the bends , having to dive to extreme depths to construct the moorings. The remainder likely died from malaria.
Over 30,000 pedestrians cross the Brooklyn Bridge every single day!
ref:
www.thoughtco.com/building-the-brooklyn-bridge-1773695
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www.history.com/news/brooklyn-bridge-construction-deaths
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www1.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/infrastructure/brooklyn-bridge...
Seeing the juxtaposition of the One World Trade Center and the Bridge, I can not help but recall and feel connected to the thousands and thousands that came across this bridge to escape the smoke and travesty of the twin towers attack on that day on 9/11. In memory of those who lost their lives that day and the families who strive on without their loved ones as a result.
-bran10
Working on a Macro project with a pyramid of small steel ball bearings. Wound up using all the extension tubes with my macro lens. I was surprised how reflective the ball bearings really are. Not sure whether these look like eyeballs or mini universes.
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Blue Rocks Nova Scotia. A very out of the way place near Lunenburg. I spend a lot of my time here shooting. You can also rent kayaks, canoes and other water craft at this location.
The Shambles in York. A medieval Street dating back to the 14th Century. Apparently it may have been the inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter books, I think you can see why.
Impossible to take shots during the day so I went back late at night. This was taken just before the World became locked down.
I hope all my friends on here and their loved ones are safe and well.
Virtual hugs to you all x
Ok, you know the saying about how "looks can be deceiving". Rather than a worn down, dilapidated, old estate that this photo seems to portray, it is actually a shot of the lovely, beautifully restored Longue Vue Home...just taken through an old stained mirror hanging on the wall. Liked the distressed, errie vibe that this view provided. The 22,000 square foot, 1939 home is located in New Orielans and is recognized as a National Historic Landmark. The 8 acre, 15 section garden includes 22 fountains and ponds. Would highly recommend a tour. Guaranteed to look nothing like my photo.
The sculpture in memory of Flt Lt Jon Egging who died when his Hawk T1 jet crashed after completing a display at the annual festival in 2011.
Temple guardian.
Japan, 14th century
Wood with traces of painting
Temple guardians are placed at the entrance to a temple to ward off evil. Each of these guardians hold a vajra for crossing ignorance. Their open and closed mouths represent a and un, the first and final syllables of Siddham (a script to write Sanskrit): these syllables symbolize all spoken sounds and scripts, thus all knowledge. Whoreshippers who enter the temple precinct through the guardians' gate symboliccaly aquire this knowledge.