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A photo of contrasting architectural styles, from memory I think this was taken somewhere in Soho, London.
I'll revert to uploading photos from last Autumns trip to the Cote d'Azur but first I need to process some more so for the next few days my photostream might continue to be a bit random......
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Skyline of Kansas City. With so much construction happening in front of Union Station, I was trying out some other compositions that avoided that mess. I settled on this one.
Part of the facade of the Medersa Ben Youssef around the main central courtyard; do enlarge it to see the wonderful details.
Buddhist temple located in the village of Minnanthu (southwest of Bagan) in Burma. The temple is one of the most-frequently visited in Bagan.
Cityview Plaza. Downtown San Jose, April 2017. It's such a simple shot, but it took a while for it to come together. I stood in the middle of an empty square, trying not to look like a weirdo, while I waited for the right sized plane with the right flight path to come through. Shot with Fujifilm XPro2 and 18-55mm f2.8-4 lens in Acros.
PHOTO ESSAY: DOWNTOWN
Edificación de estilo barroco valenciano construida al principio del siglo XVIII por el Gobernador de la Ciudad Sancho de Echeverría; de ahí procede su estética mas militar que religiosa y los motivos castrenses de su fachada. Al fondo: Playa de Peñíscola.
Church of the Mother of God, of Ermitana.
Valencian Baroque style building built at the beginning of the 18th century by the Governor of the Ciudad Sancho of Echeverria; Hence comes its aesthetic more military than religious and military motifs on the façade. In the background: beach of Peñíscola.
Peñíscola. Castellón. España.
I have my own business. I work often with banks and real estate companies. This day I was asked for a very special favor and house sit. The couple was moving and the movers were coming in and couple could not be there. They wanted someone to keep eye on the movers as house was loaded with extremely expensive items. I sat in chair for a few days as they packed up and moved belongings out. This is the main entrance. One angle of what you see. These stairs are custom. One piece of wood makes the curve. The doorway you see there was the library and every wall was stocked with books. Incredible home in Rosedale Toronto, Ontario
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House in Granite Ridge Development before landscaping completed.
Medicine Park, OK
The Loggia del Papa is a 15th-century Renaissance open-air arcade in the Piazza of the same name in Siena, Tuscany, on Via del Porrione. The Loggia was erected by Pope Pius II in honor of his family. Construction was commenced in 1462 and completed within a year. It was a busy period for Pius, as he had also just finished a massive reconstruction of his nearby home village and renamed it Pienza, after his good self. Next to the Loggia (on the right) is the baroque Catholic church of San Marino. It pre-dates the Loggia by several hundred years (!!), however the impressive facade was (only recently) added in 1613, with the bell tower being completed in 1738.
As you can see from my photograph, I was alone on the street. It was not long after sunrise in Autumn, so even in shadows I was getting really crisp reflected light.
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