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Second story portico at the Santiago Calatrava designed Florida Polytechnic University. In case you are wondering, I did manipulate the colors a bit. I guess I was feeling a bit artsy today.
Written history of Radda in Chianti began in the 11th Century, though findings show it was populated by Etruscans from the 6th- through the 2nd Century BC. It continued growth as a feudal village, and by 1100 AD Radda was the largest town situated between Florence and Siena, the feuding powerhouses of Tuscany, each of which fought for centuries to gain control over all of Tuscany. Radda built its strong walls to hold off both of these armies, and its walls protected the town through 1550 AD, when Florence finally defeated Siena and the walls were no longer needed for protection.
The archetecture here, is typical of waterside establishments across the California coastal communities--Spanish with little pieces of modernity tossed in to create the perfect vibe for attracting paying customers. I'm sure the margaritas have nothing to do with it.
Capitola CA
In addition to the sun reflection I was fortunate enough to have captured reflecting off the top of the building, note how the “reflection” of the adjacent building perfectly lined up with the actual building beside and slightly behind the WTC, creating an illusion that the WTC is transparent and that you are actually looking completely through the structure.
2012, Norway; Two dandelions growing through a park bench with ornameted details.
To løvetann vokser mellom plankene i en vakker parkbenk med sirlige smijernsdetaljer.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
Taken under London Bridge where the architecture lent itself well to this composition. I wanted to wait for a person to appear at the top of these steps and it was important for the overall image that they took a fairly central position before stepping down.
Another shot of some of the buildings and Architecture at the Arts and Science area in Valencia, Which I had had more time to explore it further but was so relaxing and interesting strolling around here
lens: Walimex Pro 14 mm f1:2,8
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This was taken while wandering around the Louvre at night in August 2019.
This is one of my all time favorite photographs and looks great printed to 1.5 by 1 meters.
On another note: Has anyone noticed an uptick in spam and unflattering bot accounts of a particular nature on Flickr lately?