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The late, great Leonard Cohen has inspired yet another piece of public artwork.
In tribute to a Montréal icon, a larger-than-life mural commemorating singer, songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen gazes tenderly down upon Crescent Street. The towering image depicts Cohen, sporting his signature fedora with his hand over his heart and, in the background, his highly symbolic Unified Heart icon. The mural, located on Crescent Street in the heart of downtown, was inaugurated in time for the first anniversary of Cohen's death. The piece by artist Gene Pendon covers more than 1,000 square metres and is based on a photograph of Cohen, taken by his daughter Lorca Cohen.
Artist: www.instagram.com/genependon2020
Located: 1420 Crescent Street, Montréal, Quebec, Canada
By iPhone 12 Pro.
Chajianling means Arrow Ridge. There are many peculiarly shaped boulders stuck to the ground like arrows.
Long exposure during a rainy day on Swanage Pier.
It was a bit of a moody morning and what worked well here is the walkway has a gloss look and capturing the mood in between showers, also strong winds hence the moody clouds.
Firecrest 10 stop nd filter used.
This reminds me of all those spaghetti westerns made in the 1960s. Just waiting for Clint Eastwood to ride through the scene.
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Similar to an earlier shot of this palace, but this time clicked after the individual LEDs were switched off with only the floodlights illuminating the magnificent structure. This was just before all the lights were switched off and the palace grounds closed for the night.
This is Arnarnes, an abandoned farmhouse slowly weathering away at the roots of mountain Óþoli in north-western Iceland.
This place is very remote so when the middle-aged couple who built it moved there from the city, they had to sign a contract with the electrical company to live there for 20 years in order for them to bother supplying them with electricity. But the husband was lost at sea on his last tour on the postal ship, dooming his widow to 20 years in solitude. The sentence was cut short when she fell ill and was rushed to a hospital in Reykjavík where she passed away. The house bears witness to this sudden abandonment as you'll find spices in the kitchen shelves, newspapers on the nightstand and all the furniture still in place.It has been abandoned since 1967.
The house's sad story and its magical surroundings make it a truly bittersweet visit.
Fascinating architecture -
This is not a modern railway system, it is a skyscraper.
Looking up to the Skygarden along the reflecting glass facade.
This is a straightforward photograph of a piece of seaweed on a sandy beach. The marks left in the sand were created as the outgoing tide washed around it.
It was my entry for "Objects and structures" in World Photography Day Contest 2022.
The beacon in our local park was lit as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration - Woodthorpe Park, Nottingham.
While I love taking photographs of nature I also love taking photos of cities at night. It's kind of surreal wandering around feeling like you're the only person in the city or town. This is Weissgerbergasse in Nurnberg, Germany. It's full of those classic German houses and, combined with the cobblestone pavement and the classical street lamps, makes a very unique scene to capture day or night.
Spichlerze solne (Salzspeicher), widok z Mostu Holsztyńskiego (Holstenbrücke), Lubeka, 23 czerwca 2016 r.
Sól była głównym towarem eksportowym Lubeki do Skandynawii, gdzie używano jej do konserwacji ryb. Sól składowana była w kompleksie spichlerzy, który powstał od 1579 do 1745 r. Przywożona była drogą lądową, a później wodną z Lüneburga.
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Salt granaries (Salzspeicher), view from the Holsten Bridge (Holstenbrücke), Lübeck, June 23, 2016
Salt was Lübeck's main export commodity to Scandinavia, where it was used for preservation of fish. Salt was stored in the group of granaries built from 1579 to 1745. It was brought to Lübeck from Lüneburg by road and later by water.